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| 17201 | I32089 | McLemore | William Ware | Abt Jul 1836 | 8 Sep 1841 | 0 | The Alabama genealogical register - v. 6, no. 3/4 (Sept/Dec 1964) Thomas, Elizabeth Wood; Jenkins, Nelle Morris, 1894-1963 Owning Institution:Twin Falls Idaho Family History Center; http://www.familysearch.org/ https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3198094&from=fhd Name of Cemetery: TAYLOR CEMETERY Location: Taylor Place, Mytelene, Montgomery County, Alabama. Present Owner: Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Dickerson, Mytelene, Alabama William Ware, son of Moses and Martha C. McLemore Died - 8 September 1841; Aged 5 years, 3 months, 5 days |
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| 17202 | I26168 | McLemore | William Wharton | 1 May 1871 | 20 Aug 1915 | 0 | His Tennessee Death certificate indicates he was married, and engaged in clerical work, last employed by the Federal Reserve Bank. Informant was Mrs. W. C. Houston (his sister, Lizzie Minor McLemore Houston) also of Woodbury, Tennessee. | STR06 |
| 17203 | I26168 | McLemore | William Wharton | 1 May 1871 | 20 Aug 1915 | 0 | (Research):Not listed by MaryLynn Santa as a child of William and Annie, however, he was living in their household at the time of the 1870 census, and therefore assumed to be a child of theirs. This may be incorrect. | STR06 |
| 17204 | I38326 | McLemore | William Young | 3 Feb 1849 | 17 Sep 1940 | 0 | John Stromberger writes that William had been married first to Permelia Montgomery, however she died only four months after their marriage in late 1869. She was also buried in the Mason City Cemetery. Her photo remained in the family home, and William's second wife and children referred to her as "Aunt Permelia." https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/9FWC-R1Y/p1 Name: William Young Mclemore Titles and Terms (original): Death Date: 17 Sep 1940 Death Place: Mason City, Mason County, Illinois Gender: Male Marital Status: Race or Color: Age: 91 Estimated Birth Year: 1849 Birth Date: 03 Feb 1849 Birthplace: Menard Co., Ill. Father: William H. Mclemore Father's Titles and Terms (original): Father's Birth Place: Sangamon Co., Ill. Mother: Rachel Smith Mother's Titles and Terms (original): Mother's Birth Place: Ky. Occupation: Dentist Residence: Mason City, Mason County, Illinois Street Address: Spouse: Catherine C. Mclemore Spouse's Titles and Terms (original): Spouse's Birthplace: Burial Date: 19 Sep 1940 Burial Place: Mason City, Mason County, Ill. Cemetery: Mason City Cemetery Informant: Additional Relatives: Digital Folder Number: 4152366 Image Number: 126 Film Number: 1832234 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: 37702; Reg.# 13 Collection: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 Illustrated Atlas Map of Mason County, 1874 BUSINESS NOTICES, Page 34 DENTAL SURGERY. Dr. W. Y. McLemore, having pursued the study and practice of his profession with Dr. Greenleaf, of Peoria, and thoroughly mastered all its details. Dr. McLemore came to Mason City in 1871 and opened rooms over Cargill & Swing's. He is prepared to undertake anything ever performed in dentistry. He has also been a student of anatomy and physiology, so that he can meet successfully many complicated cases beyond the reach of ordinary dentists. In proof of his skill he can refer to his former instructor, Dr. Greenleaf, and to the well-known surgeon, Dr. J. P. Walker, of Mason City. He is well provided with all the tools and machinery for preparing plates, making permanent and good fitting jobs. He is a young man and ambitious to stand high in his profession, and therefore, keeps himself informed by study of all the improvements in his art. The operation for cleft palate, by which speech is made perfect, has been frequently performed by Dr. McLemore, and probably by no other surgeon-dentitst in this part of the country. (Courtesy of Carol Dorward) DR. WILLIAM Y. McLEMORE February 3, 1849 September 17, 1946 Funeral Services will be held at the Family Residence, 619 East Elm Street, Mason City, Illinois, Thursday, September 19, 1940, at 2:30 o'Clock P. M., conducted by the Rev. T. H. Tull and the Rev. E. O. England. Services at the grave by Mason City Lodge No. 403 A. F. & A. M. and Jackson-Kern Post No. 496 American Legion. Friends will be received at the Residence. Interment in Mason City Cemetery (Courtesy of Carol Dorward) Obituary Dr. McLemore, Last Civil War Vet in Mason Cty, Dies Mason City, Ill., Sept. 17 (Special) - Dr. William Young McLemore, 91 years old, Mason County's last Civil War veteran, died at his home at 4:10 o'clock this morning. He had been ill for several years. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the residence with the Rev. T. H. Hull of Villa Grove and the rev. E. O. England of the Mason City Methodist church in charge. Masonic and American Legion ritual will be given. Burial will be in Mason City cemetery. Dr. McLemore was born February 3, 1849 in Menard County where he received his early education and then when to Chicago where he studied dentistry and optomerty. On August 3, 1873, he married Catherine Sheppard at Washington, Ill. His wife and three children preceded him in death. In the spring of 1864 he enlisted with Company H, 145th Volunteer Infantry. In 1874 Dr. and Mrs. McLemore came to Mason City. He practiced dentistry here until 1918 and optometry until 1935. He was a member of the Methodist church, G. A. R. and Mason City lodge A. F. and A. M. of which he was a past master. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. C. B. Wheeler of Miami, Fla.; Mrs. W. S. Middleton of Chicago and Miss Mamie McLemore of Mason City, and four sons, Calvin of Los Angeles, Calif., Frederick of Roseland, Calif., W. D. of Caldwell, N. J., and Harvey of Miami, Fla. (Courtesy John Stromberger) |
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| 17205 | I38326 | McLemore | William Young | 3 Feb 1849 | 17 Sep 1940 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1880 Census Illinois, Mason County, Mason City Twp Enumerated 3 Jun 1880 District 138 120-122 McLemore, W. U. W M 31 Dentist Ill Tenn McLemore, Catherine W F 28 Wf Keeping House Ill Ohio Ill McLemore, Calvin W M 5 son At Home Ill Ill Ill McLemore, Mamie W F 4 Dau At Home Ill Ill Ill McLemore, W. Dennis W M 2 Son Ill Ill Ill 1900 Census Illinois, Mason County, Mason City Twp Enumerated 15 Jun 1900 SD 8 ED 64 Sheet 16A Pine/Pinn? Street 364-368 McLemore, William Y Head W M Feb 1849 51 M 26 Ill Tn Ky Dentist McLemore, Catharine C. Wf W F Nov 1851 48 m 26 10/8 Ill Oh Ill McLemore, Mamie J Dtr W F Jan 1876 24 S Ill Ill Ill McLemore, William D Son W M Jan 1878 22 S Ill Ill Ill Teacher School McLemore, Ella M Dtr W F Feb 1881 19 S Ill Ill Ill Clerk Ra???t Store McLemore, Fred M Son W M Dc 1882 17 S Ill Ill Ill McLemore, Hattie M Dtr W F July 1887 12 Ill Ill Ill McLemore, Homer S Son W M July 1891 8 Ill Ill Ill McLemore, Harvy R Son Sept 1893 6 Ill Ill Ill 1910 Census Illinois, Mason County, Mason City Township Enumerated 5 May 1910 SD 11 ED 72 Sheet 15B 401-410 McLemore, W. Y. Head M W 61 m2 36 Ill Ky Ind Offician Office McLemore, Catherine Wf F W 58 m1 30 10/8 Ill US Ill McLemore, Mamie Dtr F W 34 S Ill Ill Ill McLemore, Hattie Dtr F W 22 S Ill Ill Il Teacher Public School McLemore, Ella Dtr F W 29 S Ill Ill Ill Saleslady Store McLemore, Ray Son M W 16 S Ill Ill Ill 1920 Census Illinois, Mason County, Mason City Twp Enumerated 8 Jan 1920 SD 12 ED 87 Sheet 10A Stamped 139 Manard Street 211-213 McLemore, William Head M W 70 Wed Ill Tn Ky Doctor Dentist McLemore, Mamie Dtr F W 43 S Ill Ill Ill Clerk Dry Goods Store 1930 Census Illinois, Mason County, Mason City Twp Enumerated 19 and 19 April 1930 ED 63-17 SD 18 Sheet 13A Stamped 231 619-366-368 McLemore, William Y Had M W 81 Wd 23 Ill Tn Ky none McLemore, Mamie Dtr F W 54 S Ill Ill Ill Probation Officer County |
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| 17206 | I26201 | McLemore | William Young | 15 Feb 1852 | 30 Oct 1929 | 0 | http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.dade/1432 William Y. McLemore, born in Dade County in 1852, son of Archibald and Mary (Brown) McLemore, is the senior member of the firm of McLemore Brothers, general merchants and dealers in farm implements, live stock, etc., established in July, 1884. The value of their sales annually is about $30,000 the value of the stock being about $8,000. The subject of this sketch, the fourth child of a family of six, three sons and three daughters, was raised on the farm, received a common school education, and remained at home till 1878, when he entered the mercantile business at Crossroads with G. W. Wilson, where they remained in business till the railroad was built, at which time they removed to Everton and built the first store building, which was in the woods. The firm continued till 1882, in September, when Mr. McLemore retired, and in 1884 established the present firm with his brothers, Robert F. and Jasper M. This firm is one of the strongest mercantile firms in Dade County, They began with nothing, are thorough-going and live business men, and upright citizens. In 1881 William Y. married Serepta C., daughter of Calvin and Acenith Wheeler, formerly of East Tennessee, but early settlers of Dade County, where Mrs. McLemore was born, and where the father died. The mother died in Kansas. Mr. Wheeler was a merchant and manufacturer. Our subject has had three children, two of whom are living. In politics he is a Republican, voting for Hayes in 1876. He and wife are Presbyterians. His death certificate, issued by the State of Missouri, lists his usual occupation as a Banker, and shows him to be the son of Archibald McLemore and Mary Brown of Tennessee. The informant was Clarence McLemore of Everton, MO. (Copy courtesy of Paul Williams). |
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| 17207 | I26201 | McLemore | William Young | 15 Feb 1852 | 30 Oct 1929 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Missouri, Dade County, Rock Prarie Township, City of Everton, Ward 1 Enumerated 2 Jun 1900 SD 6 ED 67 Sheet 2B 39-40 McLemore, William Y Head W M Feb 1852 48 M 19 Mo Tenn SC Retired Merchant McLemore, Serepta C Wf W F Feb 1859 41 M 19 7/6 Mo Tenn Tenn McLemore, Clyde G Son W M Mar 1883 17 S Mo Mo Mo At School McLemore, Clarence L Son W M Jun 1888 1 S Mo Mo Mos At School McLemore, Forrest Dtr W F Feb 1892 8 S Mo Mo Mo At School McLemore, Ray Son W M Dec 1893 6 S Mo Mo Mo McLemore, Dewey Dtr W F Mar 1897 3 S Mo Mo Mo McLemore, Carl Son W M Marc 1899 1 S Mo Mo Mo Ritchie, Edv J Lodger W M Apr 1870 30 S Ky Tenn Ky Merchant 1910 Census Missouri, Dade County, City of Greenfield, Ward 2 Enumerated 3 May 1910 SD 6 ED 65 Sheet 16A 316-322 McLemore, William Head M W 58 M 30 Mo Tenn Tenn Store Owner General Store McLemore, Nettie Wf F W 51 M 30 8/7 Mo Tenn Tenn Owner McLemore, Clarence Son M W 21 S Mo Mo Mo Student McLemore, Forrest Dtr F W 18 S Mo Mo Mo Student McLemore, Ray Son M W 16 S Mo Mo Mo Student McLemore, Dewey Dtr F W 13 Mo Mo Mo McLemore, Carl Son M W 11 Mo Mo Mo McLemore, Gretta Dtr F W 9 Mo Mo Mo |
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| 17208 | I43923 | McLemore | Willie Crawford | 3 Aug 1900 | 4 Jun 1964 | 0 | A Direct descendant of his, Timothy Wayne McLemore, is a yDNA match to my Father, Thomas E. McLemore, born 1931 San Augustine, Texas (FamilyTreeDNA) Name Willie Craford Mclemore Titles and Terms: Name Prefix: Event Date 04 Jun 1964 Event Place Decatur, Morgan, Alabama Gender Male Race (Original): Race: Age (Original) 63y Birth Year (Estimated) 1901 Birth Date (Original): Birthplace: Marital Status: Spouse's Name Ninnie Mclemore 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 1909067 Reference ID 15147 Citing this Record: "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JKQD-P8M : accessed 29 Oct 2013), Willie Craford Mclemore, 04 Jun 1964; citing reference 15147, Department of Health, Montgomery; FHL microfilm 1909067. |
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| 17209 | I43923 | McLemore | Willie Crawford | 3 Aug 1900 | 4 Jun 1964 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Pr 8 Enumerated 2 Apr 1930 ED 40-16 SD 1 Sheet 1A 5-5 Travis and Annie McLEMORE and family 6-6 Mrs. T. A. ADAIR and family 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 4/12 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Lulien Dtr F W 1 11/12 S Ala Ala Ala 1940 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Pr. 9 Enumerated April 15, 1940 SD 8 ED 40-20 Sheet 9B Cane Spring Road 162-R-8-Yes McLemore, Willie (x) head m W 39 M No 6 Ala Same Place Farmer McLemore, Mrs. Minnie Wf F W 40 M No 6 Ala Same Place McLemore, Auburn Son M W 17 S No 6 Ala Same Place Laborer Farm McLemore, Merline Dtr F W 14 S Yes 5 Ala Same Place?b? ?/b?McLemore, Luline Dtr F W 11 S Yes 3 Ala Same Place McLemore, Amon Son M W 8 S Yes 1 Ala Same Place McLemore, Raymond Son M W 4 S No Ala Same Place McLemore, Hershel Son M W 2/12 No Ala Same Place |
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| 17210 | I26174 | McLemore | Willie Dickson | 26 Apr 1862 | 16 May 1863 | 0 | (Research):Listed as a child by MaryLynn Santa, but not in the home at the time of either the 1870 or 1880 census. It appears he most likely died at a young age. | STR06 |
| 17211 | I25911 | McLemore | Willoughby William | 29 Oct 1835 | 15 Jan 1873 | 0 | Said to have been in the CSA, Co. B, First Infantry Regiment, Tennessee. | STR06 |
| 17212 | I29824 | McLemore | Wilson | Between 1811 and 1813 | Aft 1880 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census Alabama, Pike County Enumerated 11 October 1850 409-409 Willson McLemore 37 M Farmer $350 NC Louisa McLemore 38 F Ga Queen McLemore 4 F Ala Pamelia 2 F Ala Samantha 8/12 F Ala Margaret Brim 10 F Ga John Saunders 21 M Farmer NC 1860 Census Alabama, Pike County, Western Division, Post Office China Grove Enumerated 11 July 1860 Page 53 349-349 Wilson McLemon 49 M Farmer $4000 $1200 NC Louisa E McLemon 49 F Geo Queen M.F. McLemon 13 F Ala Queen A.A. McLemon 12 F Ala Queen C.A. McLemon 9 F Ala Queen J. McLemon 8 F Ala James W.A.J. McLemon 4 M Ala William Brim 14 M Ala James Osteen 22 M F. Laborer Geo Avis A. Broxton 75 F Geo 1870 Census Alabama, Pike County, Beat No. 3, Post Office China Grove Enumerated 5 August 1870 Stamped 289 HH 145 Fanny Braxton, widow with children HH 146-146 McLendon, Wilson 58 M W Farmer $2000 $1200 NC McLendon, Louiza 59 F W Keeping House Ga McLendon, Queen J 19 F W Ala McLendon, James W 15 M W Ala 1880 Census Alabama, Pike County, Beat 2 China Grove Enumerated 5 Jun 1880 Page 19 SD 4 ED 146 Stamped 71 163-163 McLemore, Wilson W M 69 Farmer NC --- --- McLemore, Experience W F 69 Wf Keepin Hosut Ga Ga Ga McLemore, Isabella W F 28 Dtr Housekeeper Ala NC Ga McLemore, Wilson W M 25 Laborer on Farm Ala NC Ga McLemore, Laura W F 18 Dtr Housekeeper Ala ??? --- Broxton, William K W M 56 Brother-in-law Ga Ga Ga Hood, Zach W M 21 Laborer Laborer on Farm Ala --- ---- Andres, James M W 21 Laborer Laborer on Farm Ala --- Ala |
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| 17213 | I21646 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1713 | Between 1760 and 1766 | 0 | Wright MACKLEMORE had 140 acres of land patented to him on the south side of Poplar Swamp in Isle of Wight County (the southwestern part, later Southampton County), Virginia on August 1, 1734 (Patent Book 15, pg. 242). Since Wright was not among the known sons of James and Fortune, and therefore must have been one of, if not THE, oldest grandson. Hence his father had to have been James' eldest son, William, as no one else could have been married by 1713, the latest date possible for Wright's birth. Wright is known to have had at least four sons (and possibly a fifth) and two daughters. After 1750, he and his sons Wright Jr., William, Moses, and Drewry (and according to Rudy H. Leverett, also a James), and two daughters Judeth, wife of William PITMAN, and ???, wife of James WIGGINS, are found in Edgecombe County on or near land devised to Wright's father William Sr. by James, the original immigrant. Several of these family members moved southward into Duplin (later Sampson) County, North Carolina, in the 1770's, where Wright's son William is credited with founding a large family line. (James L. McLemore, III, p 51). Robert McLemore (Bob) Butler PO Box 487Fuquay Varina, NC 27526 Email: rmbnc@juno .com Briar Branch Baptist Church is the third oldest Baptist Church in Bladen County. The church had its beginning as a mission of the Beaver Dam Baptist Church of Sampson County [ed: Cumberland County] which some years ago was in Bladen County. According to the records of the Beaver Dam Baptist Church that church began holding conferences at Briar Branch on Saturday before the fourth Lords Day in October of 1828. This was some four years before White Lake Baptist Church was constituted as the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church and some six years before Hickory Grove Baptist Church was constituted. But Briar Branch continued to be a mission of Beaverdam Church until 1843, and was not duly constituted. In a conference at Briar Branch on Saturday before the fourth Lord's Day in October of 1843, Beaver Dam Baptist Church agreed to dismiss the following members to constitute the church at Briar Branch: Amos Cain, Daniel L. Smith, Daniel Smith, Daniel Register, George W. Downing, Thomas Sessoms, William D. Smith, Baseter Davis, Edward Davis, Beaman West, Sarah A. Smith, Rhoda Gardner, Mary A. Downing, Elizabeth Smith, Aley Bryant, Margaret Sessoms, Anna M. Tatum, Elsa McLemore, May J. Tatum, Mary J. Reeves, Mary Register, John Smith, Sr., Evin Downing, William Harvey, John H. Tatum, William J. Cowan, Daniel R. Cain, John D. Smith, Owen J. Gardner, Nathan H. Jones, Meredith Cain, Helen Davis, Francis Sessoms, Ann J. Harvey, Mary Smith, Susan Smith, Martha Smith, Elizabeth A. Downing, Jane Weeks, Susan Smith, Sr., Mary Sessoms, Molsey Davis, James Smith, Theophlus Tatum, Wright McLemore, John Downing, James S. Beard, John Cain, Milton J. Smith, Thomas B. Cowan, William C, West, John Edge, Elizabeth Cain, Mary Downing, Pen[n]y Hayes, Sarah Suggs, Claressa Beard, Susan Smith, Zillpha Smith, Mary A. Cain, Francis Sessoms, Martha West. |
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| 17214 | I21656 | McLemore | Wright | Aft 1730 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | In a letter dated October 29, 1986, written by James L. McLemore, III to Rudy Leverett, it is noted that by deed dated December 30, 1809, and recorded in July, 1811, in Southampton Deed Book 12, page 354, Joel WESTBROOK and his first wife Rebecca [Nicholson] conveyed to her kinsman John NICHOLSON 43 3/4 acres, being 1/4 of a tract of 175 acres, "Beginning at a maple by the side of poplar swamp a corner tree of WRIGHT McLEMORE's thence by said McLemore's line to a red oak, thence N. East course to lightwood post in Adam IVEY's thence along said IVEY's to a maple by the side of the northwest prong of the Mery? branch, thence down the various courses of said branch (to) poplar swamp, thence down the said Swamp to the beginning." IT IS NOT KNOWN, however, which of the several contemporaneous Wright McLemore's this deed description relates to. James McLemore also notes that it is not unusual for an old description to be copied and recopied into subsequent deeds without making any attempt to correct adjoining land owners after their death or after the sale to a new owner. However, he states that his experience with deeds of that era seems to indicate that the draftsmen of those conveyences tried to keep up with who was the current adjoining land owner. Hence he believes that a Wright McLemore owned land adjoining Joel Westbrook and Adam Ivey on Poplar Swamp in 1809. |
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| 17215 | I21765 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1736 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | James McLemore, III writes that he did not appear to have any family., I have in my notes, unsourced, a reference to a deed between MACLEMORE, Wright Grantee p 413 of Book 4 Anthony RITCHIE to Wright MACLAMORE 19 Feb 1770 50 pounds for 150 acres. Later in the year, he sold land to James TINKER, as detailed below. Abstract of Deed Sampson County Deed Books Book 4, Page 422 WRIGHT McLAMORE to James TINKER 150 acres Wright MACLAMORE of Duplin County a province of North Carolina for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred Pounds by James TINKER of the County and province aforesaid....do convey....unto the said James TINKER...one certain tract of land and plantation lying and being in the county and province aforesaid on the west side of great Cohary...containing one hundred and fifty acres of land by estimation....being apart of a tract of land granted to William MAGU... In witness whereof I the said Wright MACLAMORE...hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal this seventeenth day of July in the year of Our Lord Anno Domini One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy 1770 Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of Nathan HALL and Richard CASWELL Wright (his mark) McLAMORE, North Carolina Duplin County registered at the Registers Office of the aforesaid County in....Folio 432 and 433 this twenty eight day of November anno domini One Thousand Seven Hundred and seventy one 1771....Thomas BLAKE Register in and for the said County (Abstracted from the original by Melinda McLemore Strong on 26 May 2005) This deed is ASSUMED to involve Wright McLemore, Jr, as Mark Freeman indicates that his father, Wright, died in 1766, prior to the execution of the above referenced deed Is this the Wright (unmarried) who was listed in the Salisbury District of Surry County, NC at the time of the 1790 census? The listing was for 1 male, over 16. Robert McLemore Butler states that a Wright McLemore married a Sarah RANSOME on 17 May 1795 in Sampson County, North Carolina. It is not known with certainty which of the several Wright McLemore's that were contempories was the groom. If this is his marriage record, he would have been in his 60's. However this marriage is also listed, on Ancestry.com as "McLemore, Wright & Sarah Ransome, 16 May 1795, George HUDSPETH, bondsman. The book MARRIAGES SURRY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 1779-1868 is the source of this information. The marriage therefore appears to be for another Wright McLemore, and not the Wright of Sampson County. |
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| 17216 | I21765 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1736 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):In a letter dated October 29, 1986, written by James L. McLemore, III to Rudy Leverett, it is noted that by deed dated December 30, 1809, and recorded in July, 1811, in Southampton Deed Book 12, page 354, Joel WESTBROOK and his first wife Rebecca [Nicholson] conveyed to her kinsman John NICHOLSON 43 3/4 acres, being 1/4 of a tract of 175 acres, "Beginning at a maple by the side of poplar swamp a corner tree of WRIGHT McLEMORE's thence by said McLemore's line to a red oak, thence N. East course to lightwood post in Adam IVEY's thence along said IVEY's to a maple by the side of the northwest prong of the Mery? branch, thence down the various courses of said branch (to) poplar swamp, thence down the said Swamp to the beginning." IT IS NOT KNOWN, however, which of the several contemporaneous Wright McLemore's this deed description relates to. James McLemore also notes that it is not unusual for an old description to be copied and recopied into subsequent deeds without making any attempt to correct adjoining land owners after their death or after the sale to a new owner. However, he states that his experience with deeds of that era seems to indicate that the draftsmen of those conveyences tried to keep up with who was the current adjoining land owner. Hence he believes that a Wright McLemore owned land adjoining Joel Westbrook and Adam Ivey on Poplar Swamp in 1809. |
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| 17217 | I21771 | McLemore | Wright | Aft 1745 | Between 1780 and 1787 | 0 | In Rudy Leverett's files at the McCain Library and Archives at the University of Southern Mississippi, there is a photocopy of a "Indented Certificate" between the Treasury Office in Charleston, South Carolina, and the Estate of a Wright McLemore. Wright's Estate was entitled to the sum of Four Shillings and four pence on demand, which represents one Year's Interest on the Principal Sum of Three pounds two Shillings and ten pence, and the like Interest annually, with the principal sum to be paid on the twenth sixth of January 1788. This certificate was dated January 26, 1786. Wright's widow, Mary McLemore signed this indenture based on the service of her Late Husband, Wright McLemore on the 13th of January 1787. It appears that Wright McLemore served 17 days as a private in 1779, and additional 44 days in the Militia in 1779, as certified by Capt Garvin, and 56 days as a private in the Militia in 1780. It is ASSUMED this record relates to the Wright McLemore was was the son of Ricard McLemore and Agnes Frisby, based on both his age (30 or younger) and location (South Carolina). This is not known for certain, and the record may relate to one of the several Wright McLemore's that lived in the area of the Virginia and Carolina's prior to the Revolutionary War. This Revolutionary Service is also referenced in "Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution" by Bobby Gilmer Moss (Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc 1983). Page 636 of this book shows "McLemore, Wright He served in the militia during 1779 and 1780. A.A. 5125; X552; X 1513. Included in Dr. Leverett's files was a notecard for Wright, indicating his date of death was ca 1784. Dr. Leverett further noted that he received a letter from Norma Moon in August, 1978, in which she stated that "Richmond County, Ga., Wright married Mary Day (widow), Georgia Colonial Records state in deed dated Janayr 18, 1774 that children of Owen DAY were conveyed 1/2 of 500 acres...Mary Day signs Wrights Indents to John Chisolm. Wright died ca. 1784. He served 117 days in S.C. militia." Handwritten on the notecard was a note that Wright and Amos were of the same generation, perhaps being an older brother or 1rst cousin. This Wright would be a first cousin, once removed, of Amos McLemore of Sampson County, NC. (The original photocopy was recieved by Rudy Leverett from the S.C. Dept. of Archives and History in Columbia, South Carolina in 1982. Melba Gene McLemore received a copy from the McCain Library in June, 2006. The copy was in AM04-27, Box 6). |
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| 17218 | I21896 | McLemore | Wright | Aft 1767 | Abt 1829 | 0 | James McKinney indicated that Wright was on Skaggs Creek in 1806 paying taxes on 100 acres of Thompson's land. He was also on the 1810 and 1820 Census of Rockcastle County. Richard Gentry made claim for Revolutionary service under the 1832 law. He said he was born in Lunenburg Co.Va. Dec.27, 1755. He resided in Union District near the Tiger River in 1780 he served under Col.James Cotton in the battle of Cowpens and battle of King's Mountian. Richard married in 1793 Gestin daughter of Ayres Hedgepeth. Soldier died in Rockcastle Co.Ky. Feb.13, 1836 On the 7th day of April 1855 Jestin Gentry aged 80 years a resident of Rockcastle Co. she states that her husband Richard Gentry rec'd $48.39 per. She states she was married to Richard Gentry in Surry Co.N.C. by William Elliot and her name before she marrried was Gestin Hudspeth. She was making claim for bounty land on the 3rd day of March 1855. In Nov.17, 1842 Wright McClemore a resident of Lincoln Co.Ky. made an affadavit for Jenstin. He states "I lived about 4 miles from Gestin in Surry Co.N.C. He states do to the excessive rain he did not attend the wedding of Richard Gentry and Jestin but his neighbors did" He further states that Richard Gentry and his wife visited his father many times. "They had children in North Carolina and more after moving to Kentucky." He further states that his brother Gilliam made affadavit for Richard Gentry to receive his pension. Richard Gentry's pension application is #4332 Revolutionary War Pension Applications, National Archives Microfilm. File W8844, (BLWt 26713-160-55): Richard GENTRY, widow Justina or Gestin, [also Justin, Justiney, Gestiney] of Rockcastle Co. KY. Credited with 13 months service as a private in SC militia. Richard Gentry appeared in Rockcastle County court, KY, 12 Sep 1832, age 77 years as of next Dec. 27th [born 27 Dec 1755]. Testified that he had first volunteered for service in SC militia from Union District, SC, near the Tyger River [about 1780]... He gave his birthplace as Lunenburg Co. VA, and had lived three years in Lincoln Co. KY before moving to Rockcastle Co. Gestin [Gentry] appeared in Rockcastle Co. court on 25 Nov 1839, age given as 70 years, to apply for widow benefits. She stated that she was married to Richard Gentry in the spring season of 1792 (she did not recall the month), and was married in [Surry Co., NC]. She stated that Richard died 13 Feb 1836. Gestin appeared again on 23 Jun 1842, age given again as 70 years, to testify further as to Richard's war service. She stated that she knew Richard before and during his service, but she was young and she did not know how he entered the service or where he served except what Richard told her after they were married. She recalled that he entered service in SC--she was living at the time in NC. Nathaniel Aldridge, who lived 2 or 3 miles from Gestin in Surry Co. testified that her father was Ayres Hedgepe (Collections of Dubie Hudspeth: http://www.geocities.com/blsa44/Ralphhudspethjr.html) |
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| 17219 | I28643 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1800 | Bef 1850 | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore noted that in both the April 7, 1824 and July 5, 1826 issue of THE VILLAGE MESSENGER, published in Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tennessee, a Wright M'LEMORE was listed among those for whom dead letters were being held at the Fayetteville Post Office. This makes him very likely a brother of Joel and Sterling McLemore, whose families were in Fayetteville, Tennessee during this same time frame. Joel and Sterling were sons of Sterling and Rebecca McLemore of Fayette County, Kentucky, originally from North Carolina. It is possible, however, that Wright was instead a son of Wright McLemore and Sarah Ransome of North Carolina. Melba Gene McLemore has the following Oral Family History from Coy McLemore, born 1940 and living in Sheridan, Arkansas in July, 2005: "His Daddy (Eluas McLemore) spoke often of his grandfather, Wright McLemore. He said that Wright and a brother came to Arkansas together. Granddaddy Wright stayed in Arkansas, and the other brother left for Lousiana..." (very likely this was Keton Jones McLemore, born ca 1809 in Kentucky and living in Sabine Parish, Louisiana at the time of the 1850 census). Coy didn't recall were the McLemore's lived prior to Arkansas, but reported that the family was Scoth/Irish. Dolores McLemore McKee reports that all three of Wright's sons died as a result of the Civil War, and that his sons all left children to be raised by their mothers and family members. |
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| 17220 | I28643 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1800 | Bef 1850 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1830 Census Richland, Arkansas, Arkansas Territory Wright McLemore One Male under Five One Male 30-40 Two Females under Five One Female 30-40 Keaton J. McLamore (indexed as Raten) is in an adjacent hou sehold W. McLemore is on the 1833, 1834, and 1837 Jefferson County, Arkansas Territory Tax List Wright McLemore is on the 1838, and 1839 Jefferson County, Arkansas Territory Tax List 1840 Federal Census Richland, Jefferson County, Arkansas Roll 18 Page 231 W. McLemore One Male under 5 Two Males 5 to 10 One Males 10-16 One Male 30-40 One Male 40-50 Two Females 10-15 One Female 20-30 Following listing was that of W. Flanakin. Wright appears to have died prior the 1850 census enumeration. The children from his first family can be found living a few households away from his later wife, Jane. These listings for 1850, courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore, are as follows: 1850 Federal Census Arkansas, Jefferson County, Bayou Bartholomew Township Enumerated 8 November 1850 HH 293-301 Jane D. McLemon 38 F $1000 Illinois Samuel C. "" 13 M Arkansas <--Appears to have been stepson of Wright's based on marriage date James " 9?/7? M Arkansas <--If age 9, appears to have been a stepson of Wright's based on marriage date Sarah " 1 F Arkansas HH 294-302 James Bridges 26 M Farming Unknown Mary Bridges 15 F Arkansas <--Daughter of Jane McLemore, above HH 296-304 John McLemon 23 M Farming $100 Tenn Rufus " 19 m Farming Tenn Columbus " 17 M Farming Tenn Burnetty 21 F Farming Tenn? Felix Webb 27 M None Tenn HH 296-304 Jane (Webb?) 18 F Arkansas Catherine (Webb?) 2 F Arkansas |
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| 17221 | I28643 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1800 | Bef 1850 | 0 | (Medical): Y DNA Results, FTDNA Haplogroup: R1b A direct male descendant volunteered to have his DNA tested. The results can be found at www.ysearch.org, under the user ID #ag2C5. The FamilyTreeDNA kit number is 87115. The descendant was a participant in the Morrison DNA study. His DNA was a high definition match to two other McLemore's (not previously proven to be related), as well as to a McElmurry from Kentucky. See the results for Group O at the following website: http://www.geneticousins.com/morrison/ The McLemore's that he matched were (1) a descendant of Keton Jones McLemore, born in Kentucky and living in Sabine Parish, Louisiana in 1850 (they were one step removed at 25 markers); and (2) a descendant of John McLemore, born 1822 in North Carolina and living in Decatur County, Georgia in 1850 (they were two steps removed at 25 markers). The different markers, in each case, were rapidly mutuating. According to FamilytreeDNA in Houston, the probability that the two DNA donors share a common ancestor, is as follows: In comparing 25 markers, the probability of sharing a common ancestor within the last... 4 generations is 27.54% 8 generations is 58.22% 12 generations is 78.24% 16 generations is 89.3% 20 generations is 94.93% 24 generations is 97.66% In addition to this above matches, the Wright McLemore descendant also matches to two proven descendants of Abraham Macklemore, the immigrant, and John McLemore, born 1762, the Revolutionary soldier who left descendants in Knox County, Tennessee; Dade County, Missouri; Illinois; Mississippi; and Alabama, and a McElmurry of Kentucky. Each of these matches, including the McElmurry, can be found indexed in these files. The members of R1b are believed to be the descendants of the first modern humans who entered Europe about 35,000-40,000 years ago. Those R1b forebearers were the people who painted the beautiful art in the caves in Spain and France. They were the contemporaries (and perhaps exterminators) of the European Neanderthals. R1b is the most common Y haplogroup in Europe - more than half of men of European descent belong to R1b. Fourteen of the 30 most common haplotypes in the YSTR.org database are typical of R1b. |
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| 17222 | I29656 | McLemore | Wright | Abt 1815 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1840 Census Bladen County, North Carolina Page 212 Could John and Wright be brothers? John Macklemore 1 Male 20 to 30 1 Female under 5 1 Female 20 to 30 Wright Macklemore 1 Male 5 to 10 1 Male 10-15 1 Male 20-30 1 Female 20-30 John R. Macklemore 2 Males Under 5 2 Males 5 to 10 1 Male 30 to 40 1 Female under 5 1 Female 30 to 40 Duncan BULLARD (Bullard's and McLemore's are connected in S ampson County, NC; also John McLemore of Bladen named a son Duncan McLemore) Raford Fisher 1 male under 5 1 male 5 to 10 1 male 30 to 40 2 females under 5 2 females 5 to 10 1 female 30 to 40 1850 Census Subdivision on N.E. side of Cape Fear, Bladen County, N. Carolina Enumerated 22 August 1850 115-117 Wright McLemore 35 M Farmer N.C. Elcy McLemore 42 F N.C. John McLemore 15 M N.C. 116-118 John McLemore 34 M Laborer NC Betsy A. 34 F NC Eliza A. 12 F NC Duncan J. 9 M NC Martha J. 4 F NC Willie W. 3 M NC 1860 Census Bladen County, North Carolina, P.O. Box Elizabeth Town Enumerated 21 July 1860 Page 54 381-381 Willis Edge 384-384 Right McLemore 46 M Farmer 300 115 NC Alcy McLemore 50 F Domestin NC 385-385 N.Y. Edge 386-386 Timothy Davis 1870 Census Turnbull Township, Bladen County, North Carolina, P. O. Elizabethtown Enumerated 7 July 1870 Page 1 1-1 McLemore, Wright 56 M W Farming $25 NC McLemore, Elcy 61 F W Keeping House NC 4-4 Davis, Timothy 6-6 Edge, J.W. 8-8 Edge, Willis 9-9 Smith, Mary 18 F W Keeping House NC (Page 2) McLemore, McK 11 M W At Home NC Reevis, W. J. 6 F W NC 10-10 Register, W.J. 11-11 Edge, M.O. 12-12 Davis, Isham SOME HISTORY OF BRIAR BRANCH BAPTIST CHURCH BLADEN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA By, Rev. Nash A. Odom, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Dublin, N, C. and President of the Bladen County Historical Society. Briar Branch Baptist Church is the third oldest Baptist Church in Bladen County. The church had its beginning as a mission of the Beaver Dam Baptist Church of Sampson County [editor: Cumberland County] which some years ago was in Bladen County. According to the records of the Beaver Dam Baptist Church that church began holding conferences at Briar Branch on Saturday before the fourth Lords Day in October of 1828. This was some four years before White Lake Baptist Church was constituted as the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church and some six years before Hickory Grove Baptist Church was constituted. But Briar Branch continued to be a mission of Beaverdam Church until 1843, and was not duly constituted. In a conference at Briar Branch on Saturday before the fourth Lord's Day in October of 1843, Beaver Dam Baptist Church agreed to dismiss the following members to constitute the church at Briar Branch: Amos Cain, Daniel L. Smith, Daniel Smith, Daniel Register, George W. Downing, Thomas Sessoms, William D. Smith, Baseter Davis, Edward Davis, Beaman West, Sarah A. Smith, Rhoda Gardner, Mary A. Downing, Elizabeth Smith, Aley Bryant, Margaret Sessoms, Anna M. Tatum,Elsa McLEMORE, May J. Tatum, Mary J. Reeves, Mary Register, John Smith, Sr., Evin Downing, William Harvey, John H. Tatum, William J. Cowan, Daniel R. Cain, John D. Smith, Owen J. Gardner, Nathan H. Jones, Meredith Cain, Helen Davis, Francis Sessoms, Ann J. Harvey, Mary Smith, Susan Smith, Martha Smith, Elizabeth A. Downing, Jane Weeks, Susan Smith, Sr., Mary Sessoms, Molsey Davis, James Smith, Theophlus Tatum, Wright McLEMORE, John Downing, James S. Beard, John Cain, Milton J. Smith, Thomas B. Cowan, William C, West, John Edge, Elizabeth Cain, Mary Downing, Pen[n]y Hayes, Sarah Suggs, Claressa Beard, Susan Smith, Zillpha Smith, Mary A. Cain, Francis Sessoms, Martha West. On September 15, 1848, George W. Downing gave land to Briar Branch Church, John Cain and Theopheles Tatum were the deacons and trustees that handled the transaction. The deed states that it was a certain tract or parcel of land lying on the Westside of Turnbull Creek containing one acre more or less. The witnesses were J, J. Jones and D. R. Cain. This deed is found in the Register of Deeds Office, Bladen County, Book 44, Page 5. Briar Branch Church became a member of the old Cape Fear Baptist Association soon after her organization. The minutes of the Cape Fear Association for 1851 records Briar Branch as a member of that body with 9 baptisms that year and 139 members. It was the second largest member of the Association in Bladen County that year, second only to Beaverdam Church which was the mother church of Briar Branch. Delegates to the 1851 Association were T. Tatum, J. Downing, and D. R. Cain. Their report sent in says, "This church has had a revival. No Pastor." The minutes of the Cape Fear Association for 1854 that D. C. Shaw, John H. Tatum, and D. R. Cain were the delegates and the churches report read, " Complain of difficulties, which have produced coldness and discord, Elder James Cashwell is Pastor." The minutes of the Fifty-third Session of the Cape Fear Association for 1857 reports the following delegates, "Theophilus Tatum, W, T. Jessup, J. H. Tatum"' and the church had 141 members. Their report concerning the state of the church reads, "Has a flourishing Bible Society, and thinks that appearance betoken good. Elder Wm. Ayers is Pastor." The minutes of the Cape Fear Association for 1857 mentions that the Briar Branch Bible Society contributed $6.70 to the Association and $5.00 to the Domestic Mission Board. The Minutes for 1858 gives the following report; " Communicates nothing interesting, Elder William Ayers is supply." Delegates for 1858 were Jonathan Jones, Nathan Johnson and W. F. Jessup and there were 155 members. The minutes of the Cape Fear Association for 1859 records the following delegates: G. W. Downing, E. J. Cain, J. H. Tatum, and W. K. Register and there were 122 members. The report for that year read, " Has nothing interesting. Has dismissed a considerable number to join other churches. Elder William Ayres is Supply." Two new churches being constituted that year that perhaps drew members from Briar Branch were Paradise Baptist Church and White Oak Baptist Church. Surely White Oak Church took some of the members. The trend for Briar Branch continues to go downward. The minutes for 1861 lists the following delegates: T. Tatum, J. H. Tatum, and A. Smith. There were 106 members, and their report reads, "Difficulties, has no pastor and no additions of members." One interesting question was presented to the Cape Fear Association for 1862, The question presented on Oct. 25th of that year for the association to consider was " Is it right for a member of the church to distill his own fruit and that of his neighbors, and use the spirits as he pleases or sell it to good citizens?" The answer given was; "The quere from Briar Branch Church was again taken up and answered as follows to-wit: Such are the circumstances with which we are now surrounded, that any other than that of medicinal and mechanical purposes savors the spirit of extortion that characterizes the present course of the wicked world, and that any toleration beyond that will tend to evil." Briar Branch, made an application for a letter of dismission to join the Cedar Creek Association and the application was granted that same year. They were represented at this last association by T. Davis, J. H. Tatum, and G. W, Downing and there were 105 members. Their report for 1862 read: "No special change. Has been without a Pastor the past year. Brother Joab Smith has labored with them." The minutes of the Cedar Creek Association for 1863 records that Briar Branch was a member of that Association and was represented by W. T. Jessup, J. R. Tatum, and W. Downing. The church grew to 128 members that year. Their report reads, " This church has enjoyed a revival season, Christians revived, sinners awakened and mourners converted. Elder Joab Smith is their Pastor." The minutes of the Cedar Creek Association of 1864 reports, " Nothing special. F. Prevail, Pastor." Delegates were J. H. Tatum, E. J. Cain and D. S. Tatum. The minutes of the Cedar Creek for 1867 mentions, " Have enjoyed some precious meetings. Twenty added by baptism, Elder Martin is Pastor." Delegates were Wm. Suggs, W. H. Downing, and J. H. Tatum. There were 103 members. The minutes of the session of the Cedar Creek for 1869 reveal the following resolution passed: "Resolved, that the next session of this body be held with the church at Briar Branch, Bladen County, N. C. commencing at half past 10 o'clock A, M. on Thursday before third Sabbath in October, 1870. Elder A. B. Alderman, to preach the Introductory Sermon; Elder E. D. Johnson, Alternate." Pastor for 1869 was W. S. Melvin, Clerk was W. T. Jessup. The following interesting item is found in the minutes for 1869: "A young lady, a member of one of the churches, (who died in Florida) having on her death bed, given her breast pin to be sold for Foreign Missions, the Association buys the same at five dollars and presents the pin to her youngest sister." Included among those who contributed to buying the pin from Briar Branch were A.S. Smith, $ .25; J.S. Beard, $ .25; Elder J. Smith, $ .25; and V. Downing, $ .50. The minutes of the Cedar Creek Association for 1872 records that W. S. Melvin was the pastor and clerk W. T. Jessup. Briar Branch Church continued as a member of the Cedar Creek Association until 1892. The minutes for 1891 record the following delegates: " M. Johnson, H. W. Cain, and T. L. Jones." There were 103 members. Eleven of the twenty-six churches in the Cedar Creek Association that year were located in Bladen County. In 1891, H. W. Cain was Superintendent of the Sunday School which had 22 enrolled, The pastor was D. S. Bullard and the clerk was D. C. Shaw. The last year that Briar Branch was a member of the Cedar Creek Association was 1892. Her delegates that year to the association that met at White Oak Church were D. S. Bullard, J. J. Bullard, and H. Smith. The church had 85 members, Elder C. E. Beard was the Pastor and D. C. Shaw was the clerk. Letters for granted the following churches that year from Cedar Creek Association to join the Bladen Baptist Association: Briar Branch, Beard's Chapel, Cypress Creek, Centre Road, Kate's Chapel, Smith's Chapel, Suggs Grove, White Oak, and White Lake. We know very little about the first church house that Briar Branch occupied. It was probably a one-room log or frame wooden building which was the style or nature of Baptist buildings of that day. There was a building standing in 1848 for the church building is mentioned in the deed filed. This building was used until a new one was built in 1898. The first house of worship was lost by fire. The present house of worship was the one built in 1898. The Bladen Associational minutes for 1927 states that this building was valued at $1,500. The minutes of Briar Branch Church for November 2, 1947, relates that, " a vote was cast to put Sunday School rooms at the back of the church. Mrs. Lula Long gave timber to be cut for framing." Briar Branch licensed Richard McDuffie to preach the gospel in June of 1949. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn McDuffie of Briar Branch Church and is currently the pastor of the Carolina Beach Baptist Church. He was ordained at a special service held on the fourth Sunday in February of 1952 at Briar Branch. Among those having served as pastors have been: J. H. Dobson, M. L. Mintz, D. L. Johnson, A. J. Freeman, Alex Peterson, C. B. Horne, W. A. Coleman, A. D. Carter, A.C. Herring, A. H. Dove, T. R. Spell, L. L. Todd, Ervin Jerrell, E. C. Reeves, George Denton, E. L. Anderson. The present pastor is Rev. L. L. Barnes. He has served for 19 years. The church has just completed a remodeling program under Rev. Barnes and added a porch and steeple. The church has used Jones Lake and Salters Lake for many years as places for baptismal Services. Among the early members was William J. Cowan who was a very prominent citizen of Bladen County. He was the son of John Cowan who married Elizabeth Salter. Elizabeth was the daughter of William Salter and Sarah Lloyd Salter Bladen County's famous heroine in the Battle of Elizabethtown. The Cowans lived at one time in that section of the county near the Salters. General W. J. Cowan 'was a member of the House of Commons in North Carolina in 1817, 1818, and 1821. His wife, Charlotte is buried in the Cowan-Lesesne Cemetery near Dublin, also his adopted son whose monument reads thus: "William Cowan, Son of James W. and Lucy Ann Lesesne and adopted son of W. J. Cowan. Born July 11, 1832 - Died September 2, 1850." His wife's monument reads, " Charlotte, Wife of Gen. W. J. Cowan, Died Aug. 6, 1846, Aged 62 years." There is a Cowan's Branch that flows nearby. General William J. Cowan will is recorded in Bladen County and was dated Apr 14, 1855, and his will states that he was formerly a resident of Bladen County but was residing in 1855 in Washington, D. C. He was buried Washington, D. C. His sister was a prominent member the old Welsh Neck Baptist Church in South Carolina and married General Evander McIver. Note: This article was published in The Bladen Journal, Elizabethtown, North Carolina, December 28, 1972. File: Briar Branch Baptist Church History.doc Robert McLemore Butler 4-5-2000 |
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| 17223 | I25838 | McLemore | Wright | 24 Sep 1824 | 24 Mar 1904 | 0 | Missouri Death Records 1834-1935 Pg. 352 #15,784 Note: Wright [sic] McLennon KY (Residing) 1432 Penn age 81 s m (Courtesy of Paul Williams) |
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| 17224 | I25838 | McLemore | Wright | 24 Sep 1824 | 24 Mar 1904 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1860 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County, Southern District, Post Office Mount Vernon Enumerated 11 June 1860 Page 6 42-42 Gillum McLemore 78 M Farmer NC 43-43 Jno. McLemore 27 M Farmer $100 $130 Ky Nancy A. McLemore 24 F Ky Wm T. McLemore 4 F Ky Ann E. McLemore 3 F Ky Sarah J. McLemore 1 F Ky 44-44 Right McLemore 35 M Farmer $200 $103 Ky Sarah Curly 78 F Widdow $--- $20 NC 1870 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County, District 5, Post Office Mount Vernon Enumerated 11 and 12 August 1870 by Wm. Souder Stamped 73 (bottom of prior page and top of page 73) 13/13 McLemore, John D 48 M W Farmer $300 $280 KY McLemore, Nancy A 40 F W Keeping House KY McLemore, William F 14 M W Works of Farm KY McLemore, Ann E 12 F W At Home Ky McLemore, Sarah J 10 F At Home Ky McLemore, Thomas G. 8 M Ky McLemore, Cinthia 6 F W Ky McLemore, John D 4 M W Ky McLemore, Wright 1 M W Ky 14/14 McLimoor, Wright 46 M W Farmer $500 $310 Ky 1880 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County D. Page 4? SD 3 ED 96 Enumerated 23 June 1880 436-442 Macklemore, Wright W M 55 Farmer Kentucky NC Va 1900 Census Missouri, Jackson County, Kansas City Ward 4 Enumerated 11 Jun 1900 SD 6th ED 36 Sheet 10B 1430-165-212 Lambert, Alford Hd W M Sept 1855 44 M 16 Ohio Ohio Ohio Lambert, Mary M Wf W F Aug 1860 39 M 16 5/5 Kentucky Lambert, Annie B Dtr W F Dec 1884 15 S Kansas Va Ky Kansas Ohio Ky Lambert, William R Son W M Sept 1886 13 S Kansas Ohio Ky Lambert, Ida Dtr W F May 1889 11 S Kansas Ohio Ky Lambert, Mabel Dtr W F Jan 1894 6 S Mo Ohio Ky Lambert, Alford Son W M Apr 1899 1 S Mo Ohio Ky McLamore, Wright Uncle W M Sept 1824 75 S Kentucky NC Va Waddle, Louisa Mother W F May 1827 73 Wd Kentucky NC Va |
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| 17225 | I27547 | McLemore | Wright | 4 Jul 1869 | 28 Apr 1936 | 0 | Paul Williams indicates he appears to have later settled in Lafayette, Indiana, and is listed on the 1900 and 1910 census in Crawford Co., Indiana living next door to his Grandfather's half-brother Mack Tyree----his name is listed as McLamore. His death information was recorded in Bk H 42 Pg 78. | STR06 |
| 17226 | I27547 | McLemore | Wright | 4 Jul 1869 | 28 Apr 1936 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1900 Census Indiana, Crawford County, Sterling Twp Enumerated 20 Jun 1900 SD 3 ED 31 Sheet 10B 190-190 McLamore, Wright Hd W M July 1874 25 M 5 Ky Ky Ky Day Laborer McLamore, Sarah Wf W F Aug 1872 27 M 5 1/0 Ind Ind Ind 194-194 Tyre, William and Sarah 1910 Census Indiana, Crawford County, Sterling Twp Enumerated 23 and 25 April 1910 SD 3 ED 35 Sheet 4B 82-83 McLemore, Wright Hd M W 39 m1 14 Ky Ky Ky Laborer General Farm McLemore, Sarah Wf F W 38 m1 14 3/1 Ind Ind Ind McLemore, William Son M W 4 S Ind Ky Ind 83-84 Tyre, Mack Hd M W 40 m1 1 Ind Ky Ky Farmer General Farm Tyre, Josie Wf F W 36 M2 1 7/4 Ind Ind Ind Tyre, Clude F Son M W 1 x/12 S Ind Ind Ind Curless, Raymond R Stepson M w 15 S Inda Inda Inda Curless, Elma O Stepdtr F W 12 S Ind Ind Ind Laborer Curless, Stella V Stepdtr F W 9 S Ind Ind Ind 1920 Census Indiana, Gibson County, Center Twp Sheet 9B 162-177 McLemore, Wright Hd M W 50 M Ind Ind Ind Farm Laborer McLemore, Sarrah Wf F W 54 M Ky Ky McLemore, Willie Son M W 12 S Ind Ind Ky McLemore, Guy Son M W 7 2/12 S Ind Ind Ky |
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| 17227 | I28745 | McLemore | Wright C. | Mar 1861 | Between 1901 and 1904 | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore shows that he married three times, to Lola DERASAUL, Elizabeth BURKHAM Mason (his first cousin, daughter of his mother's sister Victoria Reynolds Mason), and Willie BAILEY. Was Wright the father of Maggie McLemore, born in Jan 1891 in Arkansas? Maggie was living with her grandmother, Elvira McLemore Newman in Lincoln County, Arkansas at the time of the 1900 census. Melba Gene indicates that sometime before, Wright had married to his third wife, Willie Bailey, and they were living in Owen, Lincoln County, Arkansas at the time of the 1900 census. Living with them was 6 year old James Harmon, born March 1894, a step son to Wright, born to Willie during her first marriage. They were also the parents of 10 month old Sterling McLemore. In 1910, Willie Bailey Harmon McLemore was remarried to Eli BENNINGFILED. They were living in Niven Twp, Jefferson County, Arkansas with their blended family. |
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| 17228 | I28745 | McLemore | Wright C. | Mar 1861 | Between 1901 and 1904 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Oc cupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace James SMITH Self M Male W 30 MS Farmer MS MS Beckey SMITH Wife M Female W 30 AR Keeps House AL GA Rasa SMITH Dau S Female W 8 AR MS AR David SMITH Son S Male W 5 AR MS AR Lula SMITH Dau S Female W 3 AR MS AR W. A. SMITH Son S Male W 5M AR MS AR Wright MCLEMORE Other S Male W 18 AR Works On Farm AR AR Source Information: Census Place Owen, Lincoln, Arkansas Family History Library Film 1254049 NA Film Number T9-0049 Page Number 51B 1880 Census Arkansas, Lincoln County, Owen Twp Enumerated 10 June 1880 Stamped 54 103-106 Newman, Chas. W M 37 Farmer Canada Canada Canada Newman, Messy W F 43 Wife Keeping House Ala SC Ga McLemore, Wrigh W M 19 Step-son Works on Farm Ark Tenn Ark* Newman George W M 7 Son Ark Canada Ala Newman, Chas. W M 6 Son Ark Canada Ala Newman, Joseph W M 1 Son Ark Canada Ala *This was written, and then lined through. Wright McLemore was also listed as a boarder in the Smith Home in Owen, Lincoln, Arkansas at the 1880 census, working as a farm laborer. The enumerator must have crossed him off the census in his mother's home to avoid double counting him. 1900 Census Arkansas, Lincoln County, Owen Township Enumerated 2 June 1900 by J.A. Blythe SD 6, ED 119, Sheet 2B 31-32 McLemore, Wright Hd W M Apr 1861 39 D? Ark Tn Ala Farmer McLemore, Willie Wife W F Sep 1878 21 M 2 Ark Ga Ark McLemore, Sterling Son W M July 1899 10/12 S Ark Ark Ark Harmon, James StepSon W M Mary 1894 6 S Ark Ark Ark |
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| 17229 | I24459 | McLemore | Wright K. | Abt Jan 1835 | 24 Dec 1883 | 0 | A teamster, he later owned a butcher shop in McDade, Texas. Hung, along with his brother Thad, by vigilantes in McDade, Texas on Christmas Eve, 1883. 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). The following letter was written by Wright's widow some two weeks after the tragedy: The Late Tragedies at McDade From the News MCDADE. January 14, 1881 (sic)-Now while the horrible tragedy that was enacted at this place on Christmas eve and day is going the rounds of the press, just as correspondents see fit to clothe, and as reporters get it, I, a widow of one of the victims, claim a hearing. Three weeks have passed since the McLemore and Batey families received their double blow. Life with its duties and cares are before us, while behind us lies the shadow of our murdered dead and heart wounds that time can never heal. The Bastrop Advertisor, containing an account of the triple lynching in Texas, as taken from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, is before me; also the reported interview with F. H. McLemore. It seems that it was proved at the inquest that Thad McLemore was under arrest, charged with burglary; that Wright McLemore and Henry Pfeiffer were under a nominal bond for cattle-stealing when taken from the saloon. That Jack, Azberry and Haywood Batey, Charley Goodman, Burt Hasley and Robert Stevens came in town next day defient, trying to learn the fate of their friends; that all were old residents, and all were under bad repute except Jack Batey. Thad McLemore was under arrest through charges by S. E. Walker, as was ascertained afterward. I hope that Thad died in ignorance of the latter fact, for he thought Walker a friend. As to Wright McLemore, my husband, being under a nominal bond for cattle-stealing, there is no truth in it. His accusers have not, nor can not, come forth! That all were old residents, and under bad repute, is another untruth. Wright McLemore had only been in the county six months, was almost an entire stranger. We had been living in McDade only about two and a half months. My husband was old and badly crippled with rheumatism, an object of pity to anyone who had a spark of that element. He felt that his life was nearly over, and came here to spend his remaining days near his brothers. The southern and north-western counties know W. K. McLemore; Bastrop did not. Thad McLemore and his brother Felix were volunteers from here in the Confederate army; served their time, came back, married and settled down in this county, where they have lived ever since in good repute; and yet one of those brothers, while in custody, was taken by a mob from a town he had helped to build, at an early hour, and on an evening when such a thing would be more difficult to perform than at any other time, carried out and hanged, and McDade knew nothing of it until the next day. And that next day! Oh, it is a deed worthy of being handed down to posterity with the Alamo! As to the Batey crowd going in armed and defiant, that is also false. It is true they went in together. It is a custom of old Mrs. Batey to get all of her family together on Christmas day. They boys said they would ride into town to see what was going on; and come back for an early dinner. They were not drinking; none were armed except Haywood Batey and Charley Goodman; the latter never used his pistol, it being on his person all the time, and turned the ball that wounded him. Haywood Batey had only four charges in his, so that might account for the miraculous escape of Milton and Bishop, as there were from sixty to one hundred shots! I saw them as they rode into town, and a few minutes later Azberry Batey rode up to my door to see if the news he had heard was true. I think the very last rational words he ever spoke were to me. I saw him fifteen minutes later lying in the streets dead. I see from the Bastrop Advertisor that it is generally supposed that the lynching was the outgrowth of a vigilant committee organized in McDade after the shooting of Heffington, of Lee County, and that the McLemore brothers were suspected as being implicated. My husband did not know Heffington. Thad McLemore left town before the train came down that Fitzpatrick, the accused, was on. We knew nothing of a man being shot until the following Monday. The shooting was done on Saturday night. In a special from McDade to The Galveston News, dated December 25, it was stated that Wright McLemore happened to be present when the others were taken out. Since them The News has come out with an editorial which should elect him for our next governor, if such a man could be spared from the press. Texas, the empire State of the Union, has a constitution that demands the right to say who shall and who shall not be put to death. The Globe-Democrat reporter, in copying from notes made during his interview with Felix McLemore, was sadly out of time; but then he had been at the scene of carnage, and I suppose had caught the infection so it will have to be excused. Felix is well known in this county and wants it distinctly understood that he emphatically denies having once said, "I can prove this and so." He told the reporter from the beginning that he knew nothing about it only what his family and friends had told him; he was not home at the time, and only stayed a short time when he did go. He made no allusions as to his dead brother's families being dependent on him for a support. Everyone in that mob knew Thad McLemore was the father of six children, all under twelve years of age, and left without a maintenance. The part referred to where Thad had a conversation with Goodman and Fitzpatrick is all wrong. Felix has the letter now which my husband wrote him after the death of Heffington, containing the substance of what he related to the reporter. He is not staying from home through any fears of killing or being killed. He is a living flesh and blood man, with perfect organization and, it is presumable, he has the power of feeling. I can establish all and more than is contained in this article and earnestly request that you give it publication. Mrs W. K. McLemore Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txmdhms/bastrop_advertisor_january_26th_1884.htm Melba Gene McLemore writes "A three day search in Oct. 2000 of the Bastrop Co. Courthouse records, index books and court jackets produced no record of Wright ever being charged with cattle theft as reported in newspapers. Wright is buried along with his brother Thaddeus Koesko McLemore in unmarked graves in the Baker Hill Cemetery which is on private property in McDade Texas. His brother Thad was married to Texana BAKER and this small cemetery is a family plot with graves mostly belonging to Baker family members. The cemetery is not visible from any road and when I (Melba) visited Baker Hill I spent several hours finding some local who knew where to find this family cemetery & was told at the time of my visit (2001) that some of hte local women had taken it upon themselves to clean up the cemetery and it was fenced in with a sign on its gate. We drove miles thru pasture land on private property to find this old cemetery. Local resident Buddy Lewis graciously drove me thru pastures on land of Kastner's to the Cemetery." |
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| 17230 | I24459 | McLemore | Wright K. | Abt Jan 1835 | 24 Dec 1883 | 0 | (Research): Census Information 1870 Federal Census Texas, Victoria County, P.O. Mission Valley, Pr 2 Enumerated August 11, 1870 Page 282, Line #11 #94-88 McLemore Wright 35 M W Teamster Miss Value of personal estate $100 Rebecca 53 F W Keeps house Tenn Margaret 10 F W At school Tex 1880 Federal Census Wright K McElmore Self M M W 43 MS Farmer MS MS Rebecca McElmore Wife M F W 55 Ga Keeps House Ga Ga George Graner (Graves) SonInLaw M M W 23 MS Wagoner Tn Tn Margie Graner (Graves) Dau M F W 20 Tx Keeps House Ms Ga Daniel Cox Other S Male B 16 Tx Wagon Driver Tn Tn Precinct 1, De Witt, Texas FHL Library Film 1255299 NA Film T9-1299 Page 400B Note, on the Ancestry.com scan of the census microfilm, these names were all crossed out with a heavy black line. Graves was indexed, apparently in error, as Graner. |
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| 17231 | I21664 | McLemore | Young | Abt 1726 | Bef 9 Apr 1804 | 0 | Young followed his brother Atkins westward. After buying 100 acres from Atkins in 1753, then selling 100 acres to Edward Robertson with Atkins in 1755, Young also began operations in Granville County, buying 275 acres there on both sides of Shocco Creek by deed witnessed by his brother. Sept. 18, 1759 - Littlebury Swinney also White, aged 9 yrs May 15, 1759, bound to Young McLemore "to learn the business of a Planter and to have a years Schooling", said McLemore "at the time of his freedom" agrees to give him "a young Horse Bridle & Saddle & decert suit of Cloaths." (Source: Bastardy Bonds from Granville County, N.C., 1749-1780, as transcribed at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/other/bas-bond.htm) Young remained for a time, however, in Northampton County, serving in 1760 in that county's militia as a private in the cavalry troop of Capt. Henry Dawson. He was granted, also in 1760, 640 acres on both sides of Flat Creek in Granville County, and from then on made his home there. He picked up an additional 543 acres at the head of Shocco Creek, near his earlier tract, in February 1762. Within three months, in May 1762, Young sold 200 acres on the north side of Shocco Creek, adjoining Ward and Macon. He was joined in this deed by his wife, Lucy. Thereafter, his lands seem to share a jurisdictional history similiar to Atkins', being found first in Granville County (where Young witnessed two deeds in 1763), then in Bute County (where he also witnessed a deed in 1766), then in Warren County (where he picked up four extra acres on the South Side of Sandy Creek in 1779), and finally in Franklin County where both he and his son Young Jr. were heads of household in the first U.S. Census of 1790. On the last day of 1803, Young McLemore signed his will, and it was probated in Williamson County in April 1804. His principal legatees were his daughter Sukey GRAY and her children, though he mentioned another granddaughter as well. He is also known to have had at least two sons, Young Jr. and Nathaniel. His wife, Lucy died shortly before he did in 1803. (James L. McLemore, III. pp 45-46). Will Book 1800-1812, pp. 10-11: April 1804: Young McLEMORE named: dtr Sukey GRAY gson Young A. GRAY gdtr Polly W. DICKSON gdtr Sukey M. L. GRAY gson James McK. [McL.?] GRAY gdtr Sally S. GRAY gson Henry K. GRAY "I desire $1000 to be paid out of my estate toward the payment of the large tract of land that James GRAY bought of Gene ROBERTSON provided that the said GRAY divides the same equally between his two sons James M. K. GRAY and Henry K. GRAY, reserving to his wife" permission to live there until she dies |
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| 17232 | I21681 | McLemore | Young | Abt 1768 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Robert McLemore Butler notes show that a Phillemon McLemore was born in 1796, a Priscilla McLemore was born in 1807, and a Sally McLemore was born in 1809, all to a Young McLemore living in New Hanover, North Carolina. | STR06 |
| 17233 | I38312 | McLemore | Young | 9 May 1783 | 20 Feb 1841 | 0 | Said by Tom Heselting to have been "born 9 March 1783, married Nancy PLUMLEE, moved to Illinois." Said by some, including Tom, to have the middle name ATKINS. A photo of his tombstone is on findagrave.com. It is inscribed Young McLemore, Died Feb. 20, 1841 aged 57 years, 9 months and 11 days. Based on the date of death inscribed on his tombstone, plus the his age at death, he would have actually been born May 9, 1783. There is also some unsourced biographical detail on the findagrave website, as follows: Young married Nancy Ann Plumley abt 1811 in Knox Co., TN. They had 5 (sic) children; John, Priscilla, William, Abigail (Archibald???) and Mary Ellen. Young was a farmer. In Sept of 1835 he purchased 40 acres of land in Sangamon Co., IL 17N-5W section 27. In Sept 1839 he purchased an additional 40 acres 17N-5W section 29. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=30823276 John Stromberger writes that Young was as itinerant Methodist minister and a teacher in a circuit that included Illinois, Tennessee, and Kentucky. |
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| 17234 | I38312 | McLemore | Young | 9 May 1783 | 20 Feb 1841 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1820 Census Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee Young McLemore Free White Males under 16 2 Free White Males 16 thru 25 2 Free White Females 16-25 1 Free White Females Over 25 Number of Free White in Household 6 (Assumed to be for Young McLemore born 1783 in NC and married in 1811 in Knox County, TN, but not verified through other records) 1830 Census Sangamon County, Illinois Young McLemore Free White Males 5 thru 9 1 (James?) Free White Males 10-14 2 (William and Archibald?) Free White Males 15-19 1 (John) Free White Males 40-49 1 (Young) Free White Females 5 thru 9 1 (Mary Ann) Free White Females 10-14 1 (Eleanor/Helen/Ellen) Free White Females 15-19 1 (Martha Matilda) Free White Females 40-49 1 (Nancy) Total Free White Persons 9 Total All Persons 9 Also enumerated in close proximity were Levi Cantrill, Thoams Strawbridge, Mattie Williams, William Cantrill, Charles Snelson, J. Plumby and several MORGAN familes 1840 Census Sangamon, Illinois Indexed on Ancestry.com as Young Mc Simeon Free White Males under 5 1 (James or Joseph of Unknown?) Free White Males 5 thru 9 1 (James or Joseph or Unknown?) Free White Males 10-14 1 (James or Joseph or Unknown?) Free White Males 20-29 2 (William H/Archibald) Free White Males 50-59 1 (Young) Free White Females 15-19 1 (Mary Ann) Free White Females 20-29 1 (Eleanor) Free White Females 50-59 1 (Nancy) Persons employed in agricultue 3 Total Free White Persons 9 Total All Persons 9 Did they have one additional son, born after 1826, that died young and whom is not on the list of Young's descedants prepared by his granddaughter, Harriet McLemore Middleton? |
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| 17235 | I25481 | McLemore | Young | Abt 1824 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Sometimes listed as Brigham "Young" McLemore. Not known is this is accurate. From 20th Tennessee Cavalry, CSA Biographical Information Website Revised 13 Aug 1999 http://home.olemiss.edu/~cmprice/cavalry/bio_m.html Young McLemore Company D. Enlisted November 1, 1863 in Carroll Co., TN, by Col. Kizer for 3 years. Absent on roll for Mar/April 1864, "Sick and Absent with Leave". Source: Compiled Service Records |
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| 17236 | I25481 | McLemore | Young | Abt 1824 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census Tennessee, Carroll County, ED 1 Enumerated 30 Aug 1850 119-119 Young McLemore 26 M Farming $280 Tennessee Frances McLemore 21 F Tennessee William McLemore 1 M Tennessee 1860 Census Tennessee, Carroll County, District 1, Post Office Lavinia Enumerated 14 Jun 1860 by J.S. Boyd Page 10 63-63 Young McLemore 36 M Farmer $1000 $500 Ten Frances McLemore 31 F Ten Wm W McLemore 10 M Ten Giles R. McLemore 7 M Ten James/Jones A McLemore 2 M Ten 64-64 Y.P. McLemore 30 M Farmer $1000 $1200 Ten Elizabeth 22 F Ten 1870 Census Tennessee, Carroll County, Dist 1, P.O. Lavinia ED 23 Jun 1870 Page 20 156-156 McLemore, Young 48 M W Farmer $3000 $1300 Ten McLemore, Frances 42 F W Keeping House Ten McLemore, William 21 M W Works on Farm Tn McLemore, Giles 16 M W Works on Farm Tn McLemore, Albert 10 M W Tn McLemore, Dica 8 F W Ten McLemore, Elizabeth 36 F W Ten McLemore, Priscillia 38 F W Ten McLemore, Nancy 14 F W Ten McLemore, Elizabeth 12 F W Ten McLemore, Clinton 9 M W Ten 1880 Census Tennessee, Carroll County, Civil District 1 Enumerated 2 June 1880 Page 2 SD 4 ED 11-11 McLemore, Young W M 55 Farmer Tn NC NC McLemore, Fannie W F 51 Wf Keeping House Tn NC NC McLemore, Jones W M 21 Son Works on Farm Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Dixie W F 15 Dtr No occupation Tenn Tenn Tenn Dyer, James B M 17 Servant Laborer Tenn Tenn Tenn Dyer, Mingo B M 10 Servant Laborer Tenn Tenn Tenn 1900 Federal Census Tennessee, Carroll County, Civil District 1 Enumerated 11 Jun 1900 by William M. Smith SD 7, ED 122 102-103 McLemore, Frances Hd W F Dec 1828 71 Wd 9/4 Tn Tn Tn Mclemore, Dicia F Dtr W F Mch 1862 38 S Tn Tn Tn McLemore, Azzeh Gdtr W F Jun 1897 2 S Tn Tn (Francis is listed as widowed, however Mark Freeman shows that Young McLemore didn't die until circa 1911. They MAY have actually been seperated, or Mark might have an incorrect DOD for Young.) |
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| 17237 | I21673 | McLemore | Young Atkins | Between 1767 and 1770 | 4 Oct 1823 | 0 | The HISTORY OF CARROLL COUNTY, TENNESSEE , page 257, states that "Young McLemore (b. 1767 d. 1823) m (1790) Frances BOWERS. He sold his property in NC and moved to Williamson County, TN about 1807. Young's will (2-19-1816) names Priscilla, Phillimon, Giles, Atkins, Sarah, Abraham and Elizabeth as his children and heirs." Extract of his WIll below courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore Williamson County, Tennessee will book, Vol. 3 Author: Hays, Felix Burnard, Mrs.; Duke, Will (Mrs.) Young McLemore ..Will Pages 661, 662 October Term 1823 Dated : Feb 19, 1816 Daughters: Priscilla, Sally, and Elizabeth Executors : William Nolen Sr., Phillemon and Atkins McLemore Executrix: Priscilla McLemore Witnesses : Ryleight D. Murray and Joseph E. Hall see p. 666 Sons: Phillemon, Atkins, Giles and Abram Young McLemore October Term 1823 Administrator: Atkins McLemore Inventory p 666, 667 See p 749 Young McLemore Oct Term 1824 Date of Sale : Oct 31, 1823 Administrator : S . Green |
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| 17238 | I25499 | McLemore | Young Atkins | Abt 1810 | Jan 1884 | 0 | Could he have been married more than once? On the 1850 federal census, there is a significant gap in age between Abram M., 13, and Sugars, 6. Also, a 10 year old John M. McLemore is listed at the end of the list of children, the rest being shown in chronological order. | STR06 |
| 17239 | I25499 | McLemore | Young Atkins | Abt 1810 | Jan 1884 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census Tennessee, Madison County, Distr. No. 9 Enumerated 3 Oct 1850 Page 288 16-16 Y. A. McLemore 40 M Minister C. P. 3000 NC Eliza A McLemore 37 F NC Jarrett McLemore 18 M Far. Ten Mary A. McLemore 16 F Tenn Abram M. McLemore 13 M Tenn Sugars McLemore 4 M Tenn Lemuel E McLemore 2 Tenn John H. McLemore 10 M Tenn 1860 Census Tennessee, Madison, District 9, Post Office Jackson Page 154 Young A. McLemore 50 M Cumb Pres Minister $5500 $10,000 NC Ann McLemore 47 F NC Jarret McLemore 26 M Tenn Angus (sic) McLemore 15 M Tenn L.E. McLemore 12 M Tenn Young McLemore 8 M Tenn Hinton McLemore 5 M Tenn Jno Hanner 20 M $15,000 Tenn 1870 Census Tennessee, Madison County, District 9 Enumerated 12 July 1870 Page 8 47-47 Y.A. McLemore 60 M W Farmer $4000 $1000 Tennessee L. McLemore 23 F (sic) W At Home Tennessee Y. McLemore 20 M W Farmhand Tennessee H. McLemoer 18 M W Farmhand Tennessee 1880 Census Tennessee, Madison County, Ninth District Page 13 SD 5 ED 93 Stamped 201A 104-106 McLemore, L. E. W M 32 Farmer Tenn N. Carolina N. Carolina McLemore, Mollie W F 23 Wf Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Dora T W F 3 Dtr Tenn LINED THROUGH NAME, W F age 1 Dtr Tenn McLemore, Eliza W F 3/12 Marc Dtr Tenn McLemore, Young A Sen. W M 69 Father N. Carolina N. Carolina N. Carolina McLemore, Hinton W M 24 Brother Laborer Tenn N. Carolina N. Carolina Rich, Jim W M 24 Laborer Tenn Tenn Tenn Spivey, Albert B M 19 Laborer Tenn Tenn Tenn |
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| 17240 | I25536 | McLemore | Young Atkins | Dec 1852 | Mar 1912 | 0 | At the time of the 1910 Federal Census, he was divorced, and listed as a Servant in the home of W. B. and Rose MANLEY, who lived in Civil District 18, Gibson County, Tennessee. Rachel and his children were separately enumerated also in Civil District 18, E.D. 60. Rachel was listed as widowed. According to the MAGISTERIAL RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT AND OTHER RECORDS MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE By Jonathan K. T. Smith Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 1996 and posted at: http://www.tngennet.org/records/madison/smith/magis-14.htm 115. Y. A. McLEMORE, white, died March 1912, aged 63 years, Civil Dist. 9, married; born Madison County. |
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| 17241 | I26193 | McLemore | Young Leander | 20 Mar 1820 | 10 Feb 1901 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1850 not located 1860 not located 1870 not located 1880 Census Arkansas, Miller County, Sulpher Enumerated 5 Jun 1880 Page 8 SD 1 ED 198 33-34 Young McLemore W M 57 Farmer TN NC NC Mary McLemore W F 56 Wife Keeping House TN NC Tn McLemore, Young W M 20 Son Working on Farm McLemore, Bell Dau W F 16 Daug Tx Seamstress Sarah McLemore W F 43 Wife??? Keeping House Ga SC SC 1900 Census Arkansas, Miller County, Sulphur Twp Enumerated 21 Jun 1900 SD 5 ED 126 Sheet 10A Stamped 309 164-170 McLemore, Young L Head W M Mar 1814 86 Wd Mo Farmer McLemore, Young L Son W M Jan 1860 39 S Tx Mo Farm Laborer ----171 Sikes, John T. Head W M Feb 1876 24 m1 Ark Ga Ga Farmer Sikes, Arizona Wf W F 1875 23 M1 0/0 Tex --- Ark |
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| 17242 | I35282 | McLemore | Young Leander | 19 Jan 1859 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Penny Thorpe instead shows him as born in Miller County, Arkansas. | STR06 |
| 17243 | I35282 | McLemore | Young Leander | 19 Jan 1859 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Arkansas, Miller County, Sulphur Twp Enumerated 21 Jun 1900 SD 5 ED 126 Sheet 10A Stamped 309 164-170 McLemore, Young L Head W M Mar 1814 86 Wd Mo Farmer McLemore, Young L Son W M Jan 1860 39 S Tx Mo Farm Laborer ----171 Sikes, John T. Head W M Feb 1876 24 m1 Ark Ga Ga Farmer Sikes, Arizona Wf W F 1875 23 M1 0/0 Tex --- Ark |
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| 17244 | I25482 | McLemore | Young Phillip | 1 Mar 1830 | 23 Dec 1904 | 0 | His FindAGrave memorial page, created by Cyndee, has a photo of his military marker, engraved with a cross and "Young Phillip McLemore, Pvt Co D 20 Tenn Cavarly, Confederate States Army, Mar 1, 1830 Dec 23, 1904." | STR06 |
| 17245 | I25482 | McLemore | Young Phillip | 1 Mar 1830 | 23 Dec 1904 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1870 Census Tennessee, Carroll, ED 1, Post Office Lavinia Enumerated 22 Jun 1870 Page No. 16 114-114 McLemore, Young P 40 M W Farmer $6000 $1400 Tennessee McLemore, Sarah 32 F W Keeping House Tennessee McLemore, Abram 9 M W Tennessee McLemore, Jesse 7 M W Tennessee 1880 Census Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Oc cupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Y. P. MC LEMORE Self M Male W 50 TN Farmer NC NC Sarah E. MC LEMORE Wife M Female W 42 TN Keeping House NC NC Abram H. MC LEMORE Son S Male W 20 TN Works On Farm TN TN Jesse J. MC LEMORE Son S Male W 17 TN Works On Farm TN TN Source Information: Census Place District 1, Carroll, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255246 NA Film Number T9-1246 Page Number 6D |
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| 17246 | I26761 | McLemore | Zachary Taylor | 25 Aug 1877 | 11 May 1954 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Mississippi, Jones County, Beat 2 West of Tallahoma Creek Enumerated 19 June 1900 SD 5 ED 50 Sheet 11B 187-188 McLemore, Taylor Head W M Aug 1878 21 S Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Eveline Mother W F Aug 1832 64 Wd 8/8 Miss Ga Tenn McLemore, Dollie Sister W F Feb 1875 25 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Biddie E Niece W F FEb 1896 4 S Miss Miss Miss 1910 Census Mississippi, Jones County, Beat two Enumerated 3 May 1910 SD 6 ED 74 Sheet 11B 171-171 McLemore, Taylor Head M W 31 M1 6 Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Ursula Wf F W 24 M1 6 3/3 Miss Miss SC McLemore, Merle Dtr F W 5 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Laura Dtr F W 3 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Lionel Son M W 1 3/12 S Miss Miss Miss |
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| 17247 | I24790 | McLemore | Zebulon | Aft 1807 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Never married of had issue, though he does appear as plaintiff in two suits in Southampton Court during the early 1840's, both of which he won (Southampton Order Book 19, pp. 336, 551, 598). (James L. McLemore, III, p. 79). | STR06 |
| 17248 | I22214 | McLemore | Zilpha | Between 1774 and 1790 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Said to have married Samuel PETERS. | STR06 |
| 17249 | I27107 | McLemore | Zilphia A. M. | Abt 1817 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census North Carolina, Bladen County, Subdivision of Northeast Side of Cape Fear Enumerated 11 Sep 1850 by Neill Kelly 244-244 Daniel Bullard 32 M Mason NC Zilphy A. M. M. Bullard 33 F NC Margaret A.C. Bullard 11 F Ga Nancy Bullard 9 F NC Henry J Bullard 6 M NC William A. Bullard 4 M NC John W. Bullard 1 M NC 1860 Census North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville Enumerated 19 July 1869 by F.N. Roberts Page 118 997-929 Daniel Bullard 42 Mason NC Zilphia Bullard 44 NC Catherine Bullard 21 NC Nancy Bullard 19 NC Henry Bullard 16 NC Ayers Bullard 13 NC Wright Bullard 12 NC David Bullard 8 NC Zilphia Bullard 4 NC Washington Bullard 4 NC |
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| 17250 | I27296 | McLemore | Zora | 23 Aug 1877 | 7 Oct 1944 | 0 | Obituary, copied from her FindAGrave memorial page, created by Mary Jo: Mrs. Robert H. Howard passed away last Saturday morning at 6:45 at her home on South Clinton Street, at the age of 67 years. She had been critically ill for some time, so her death did not come as a complete shock, but all who knew her are deeply grieved because of the loss of this fine woman. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 4:30 at the Church of Christ in Athens. Bro. Charley Chumbley conducted the service, assisted by Rev. Wimberly. Interment was in the Athens Cemetery, McConnell in charge. Mrs. Howard became a member of the Church of Christ 35 years ago and all during this time has been a faithful Christian. Not only will she be greatly missed by her family but also by her many friends and neighbors. Mrs. Howard is survived by her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Robert Kelly of Decatur, Mrs. Edward Hobbs of Athens and Mrs. Charles O. Barker of Athens; one son, Lurtis Howard of Athens; eight grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Will Ezell, Mrs. Edd Bridges, A.M. McLemore and J.R. McLemore, all of Athens. Pallbearers were C.R. Barker, Homer McLemore, Johnie Deemer, Robert Kelly, D.A. Howard and Marvin Flynn. Published in The Alabama Courier, Athens, AL, October 12, 1944 |
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| 17251 | I24621 | McLendon | George Martin | 18 Oct 1915 | 31 Mar 2008 | 0 | FindAGrave shows him as a son of Martin Bartow McLendon and Carrie Elizabeth Smithson, both of whom also have memorials on that website. They further show his second wife as Susie Corinne EAVES, and state that he had two (sic) daughters by his first wife, Lois Bernice Runnels. Obituary Copied from Ancestry.com, Public Member Stories, added by Traceystrong1 on 12 Sep 2011 George Martin McLendon, 92, of Kerrville, formerly of Center, passed away Monday, March 31, 2008 at a Kerrville hospital. He was born October 18, 1915 to Martin Bartow and Carrie Smithson McLendon. George enjoyed spending quality time with his great grandchild, hunting, fishing and his pets. He had many friends and a love of visiting with people. George loved to cut up with people, and help those in need. He was a Christian of Baptist Faith and member of First Baptist Church in Center. Until recently, he was very active with his Masonic Order and recently celebrated his 57nd year with the Sam Samford Masonic Lodge in Center. He had accomplished the Thirty-Third Degree of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. George was one of the last survivors of CCC Co. 880. Visitation will be held from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Wednesday, April 2, 2008 at Watson & Sons Funeral Home in Center. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 pm, Thursday, April 3, 2008 at Watson & Sons Chapel with Dr. Joe B. Hooker officiating. Interment will follow at Spann's Chapel Cemetery in Shelby County. Pallbearers will be Jefrey Smith, James Honeycutt, Otis Honeycutt, Matthew Porter, Stanley McLendon and Curtis Eaves. Honorary pallbearer will be Maxie Eaves. He is survived by: Daughters: Lou Nell Jones and husband, Bobby Jones Willie Lowery Bunting Sister, Mattie McLendon Dellinger Cousin, Florence Phillips Grandchildren: Jana Smith and husband, Jefrey Smith Bobby Jones, Jr. Lou Ann Rice |
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| 17252 | I18370 | McLeod | Angus Nicholson | 6 Dec 1849 | 24 Apr 1927 | 0 | Angus Nicholson McLeod son of John Alexander McLeod and Susan Youngblood of Bronson and Hemphill, Sabine Co. TX. From the Santa Anna, TX. Newspaper April 29, 1927 A.N. McLeod, 77 years of age, and for many years a resident of Coleman county, died at his residence last Sunday, April 24, 1927. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by the Rev. Seba Kirkpatrick, pastor of the Methodist Church and internment was made in the city cemetery. Mr. McLeod was born in Sabine County Texas, December 6, 1849 and was married to Miss Sarah Little July 18, 1883. Four children were born to this union, Mrs. Boyd Magness, Mrs. Lee Scarborough, Mrs. Nina Phillips, and Clyde McLeod. Mr. McLeod became a member of the Methodist Church in 1885, to which faith he remained until his death. Friends of the family here and elsewhere will join the Santa Anna News in extending sympathy to the brevered wife and (missing) in this hour of sadness. I received this article from my mother, Kathryn McLeod, granddaughter of A.N. McLeod on August 18, 2000. |
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| 17253 | I19635 | McLeod | Donald H. | 5 Dec 1919 | 16 Jan 1991 | 0 | In the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, Volume 8, September 3, 1945, in the column on page 2 titled "Around the World With Our Service Boys" it was written that "Don McLeod is located in the Pacific Area. The following year's newsletter, Volume 9, September 2, 1946, in a column titled "Our Service Men Who Have Returned Home", it was noted that Donald McLeod had returned to his home in Detroit. |
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| 17254 | I45054 | McLeod | Euclid N. | 1 Aug 1909 | 13 Nov 1989 | 0 | Obituary, copied from his FindAGrave memorial page created by "EastTexan." Euclid N. McLeod Sr., 80, of Georgetown died Monday at Seton Hospital in Austin. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at E. E. Stringer Funeral Home in Kirbyville with burial at Magnolia Springs Cemetery. A native of the Beech Grove community in Jasper County and a former resident of the Port Arthur-Beaumont area, he lived in Georgetown 12 years and was retired from Gulf Oil with 41 years of service. Survivors include his wife, Elbertice McLeod of Georgetown; a daughter, Sherry McLeod Laurent of Georgetown; a son, Euclid N. McLeod Jr. of Georgetown; brothers, Clyde McLeod and Lee Otis McLeod, both of Magnolia Springs, and Edgar McLeod of Kirbyville; sisters, Madeline Westbrook and Zelma Whitehead, both of Magnolia Springs, and Fae McBride of Buna; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. |
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| 17257 | I6800 | McMahan | Arvilla C. | 29 Mar 1928 | 23 Jun 1983 | 0 | Arvilla Jensen Funeral services for Arvilla Jensen, 55, of 2010 Gaeth in Fremont were held Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church, with Rev. John W. Swearingin officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. Ralph Diffey, organist,a nd Mrs. Joe Clement, soloist. Mrs. Jensen died June 23 at an Omaha hospital, a result of heart problems. She was born March 29, 1928, at Bartlett, the daughter of John R. and Lula (Lawrence) McMahan. She lived in Fremont and attended public school there, before moving to Lincoln where whe was employed by Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph. She married Merle D. Jensen, June 6, 1948 in Fremont and lived in North Bend after her marriage. She was employed at Omaha Public Power District and wrote a column for the North Bend Eagle. The couple moved to Fremont in 1968 and Mrs. Jensen was a secretary in the Fremont schools and later employed at Hinky Dinky. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the church circle. She is survived by her husband; two sons, Duane L. Jensen of Omaha and Dr. Daran L. Jensen of Wichita, Kansas; a daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Denise) Skeels of Lincoln; her father of Lincoln; a brother, Myron McMahan of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. James (Fontella) Smiley of Lincoln; and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her mother and an infant daughter. Burial was at Woodland Cemetery at North Bend, with Doug Dale, Clayton Millie, Dan Dieckmann, LeRoy Olson, James Smiley and Darrel Brinkman serving as pallbearers. Memorials have been suggested to the Heart Fund. |
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| 17258 | I12567 | McMahan | Emma E. | Mar 1869 | Abt 1903 | 0 | (Research):Dean Cramer instead shows her last name as McMahon. | STR06 |
| 17259 | I43225 | McMahon | Nancy Ann | 27 Dec 1820 | 26 Feb 1891 | 0 | Barbara Yancey Dore shows her as a daughter of William Bruce McMAHON and Mary STEPHENSON. | STR06 |
| 17260 | I47407 | McManus | Nell | 22 Dec 1918 | 26 Jan 2017 | 0 | Nell McCormick, 98 years of age, went to be with her Lord and her loved ones on (date) at Calder Woods Assisted Living. She was born December 22, 1918 in Bude Mississippi to Fannie Mae and Floyd McManus. The family later moved to Beaumont and built one of the first homes on Lucas Drive. Nell was a woman of faith who was an active member of Cathedral in the Pines for 67 years and later, a founding member of the Family Worship Center. Since the age of 17, she taught Sunday school for all ages from youth to senior adults. At the time of her "retirement" in her nineties due to failing eye sight, she was teaching a senior adult class. She also taught a community-wide Bible study group for 14 years. Nell had a gift for hospitality having friends visit often over the years. One of her favorite things to do was having an annual sit down dinner party for 35 friends during each Christmas season. She also loved to travel having been to Asia and Europe, especially Germany, the birthplace of her mother-in-law and stay in the home where her mother-in-law was born. Nell retired from the Beaumont Independent School District after many enjoyable years. She was the secretary to the principal at Marshall Middle School and later an assistant to the superintendent, Dr. Taylor. She was active in various educational associations having been a speaker at local, state, and national conferences. Nell is survived by her "4 perfect children" as she would jokingly tell everyone, Jim (Carolyn) McCormick, Cypress, TX, Carolyn (Jim) Gautreaux, Beaumont,TX, Kay (Ron) Cherry, Frisco, TX, and Doug (Kim) McCormick, The Woodlands, TX. She is also survived by a sister, Janet (Al) Richardson, brother, Jay McManus of Wichita, KS., and sister-in-law, Jane Lindow. She is survived by 8 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Nell is predeceased by her parents and husband of 67 years, Herbert McCormick, brothers, Doug McManus, James McManus, Rudy McManus, and sisters, Katherine Slade Lewis and Mildred Culp. Visitation with the family will be from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM on Saturday, January 28, 2017 at Claybar-Kelley-Watkins Funeral Home, 1155 N. 11th Street, Beaumont, TX 77702 with the funeral service immediately following at 11:00 AM in the chapel. Nell will be laid to rest between her husband and a brother at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Family Worship Center, 1170 Montrose, Ave., Beaumont, TX 77707. |
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| 17261 | I4399 | McMichael | Lucy Amanda | Aft 1833 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | The daughter of John and Mary McMichael. | STR06 |
| 17262 | I18135 | McMillan | Martha A. | Abt 1858 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | The daughter of John W. and Matilda B. McMillan. Not listed after the 1850 census. (Casagranda, 1850 Census p 78). | STR06 |
| 17263 | I17088 | McMillan | Mary | Abt 1843 | 22 May 1907 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan, Friday, May 24, 1907 Vol. 2, No. 5, Page 1 Third Death in the Family Father, son and mother pass away within eight months Mrs. Mary McVannel, who has been seriously ill with typhoid fever, the past three weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jane Leitch, died Wednesday afternoon. For the third time in a little more than six months, the home of Mrs. Leitch has been visited by the death angel; the first to be taken away was her aged father, Archie McVannell, who died October 25, 1906, after a protracted illness. The next was her brother, Daniel McVannell, who died April 19, from typhoid fever, having contracted the disease while working in Port Huron. The mother was taken sick about a week after his death, and on Wednesday passed away. The home is indeed grief stricken and saddened one by the losses it has sustained through these deaths. Mrs. McVannel was a woman of beautiful character and a member of the Presbyterian church. Although she has not resided in our midst very long, and sickness in her family has necessarily kept her at her home, yet a number have learned to know her and found in her the personification of a righteous life. Mary McMillan was born in Scotland, sixty-four years ago, in Argyleshire. Three years later with her parents she emigrated to Canada, settling near West Lorne, Ontario, where she grew to womanhood. She was united in marriage in 1863 to Archie McVannel and they resided in Ontario until about two years ago, when they came to Cass City to visit their daughter, Mrs. Leitch, Mr. McVannel being in poor health at the time. He was taken worse soon after his arrival here and was never able to return home. Mr. McVannel returned to Ontario after the death of her husband, and when her son Daniel, was taken ill, she came back here to assist in caring for him, and contracted the disease from which she never recovered. She leaves a family of five grown children, two sons, Peter and Duncan, both of this place, and three daughters, Mrs. John Templeton of West Lorne, Ont., Mrs. Sloan of Northwest Canada, and Mrs. Jane Leitch of this place. Four brothers, Dougald, Duncan and Daniel, of Rodney, Ont., and John McMillan of Northwest Canada, and four sisters Mrs. John McCallum of Novesta township, Mrs. Graham of Highgate, Ont., and Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Gilles of near Rodney, Ont. also survive her. The funeral services will be held at the residence this (Friday) afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. E. H. Bradfield officiating. It is expected that a number of relatives from Ontario will be in attendance. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is extended to the grief stricken family. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, April 2010) |
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| 17264 | I31516 | McMillen | Elvis Buckner "Red" | 1 Sep 1887 | 25 Jul 1970 | 0 | Obituary Copied from his FindAGrave memorial page E.B. "RED" MCMILLIN RITES HELD IN WELSH ON MONDAY JULY 25, 1970 The Welsh scene lost one of its outstanding and favorite citizens when funeral services were held for Elvis Buckner "Red" McMillin, 82 , retired rice farmer, were held at the first Baptist Church in Welsh on Monday, July 27 , at 10 a.m. with Rev.Russell Jamieson officiating. Burial followed in Oaklawn Cemetery in Welsh under the direction of Hixson Funeral Home. Mr. McMillin had passed away early on Saturday morning, July 25 , at his home . A native of Auburn, Kentucky and a resident of the Welsh area for the past 65 years. He was widely known throughout our area and held in high repute by all ages. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. E.B. McMillin of Welsh; by one son, Eldridge H. McMillin of Welsh; by one daughter, Mrs. James Hall of Clinton, Iowa; by three sisters; Mrs. Rena Coles of Welsh, Mrs. George Bleitt and Mrs. Minor Adams both of Auburn, Kentucky; and by 18 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Note: FindAGrave also links him to his parents, Doctor Jefferson McMillin and Virginia Apperson. |
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| 17265 | I48044 | McMillian | Hettie E | 24 Feb 1866 | 23 Dec 1954 | 0 | Find A Grave shows her as a daughter of John W McMillian (1836-1931) and Matilda Brewster (1839-1895). | STR06 |
| 17266 | I1598 | McMillien | Joseph Thomas | 24 Jan 1931 | 29 Oct 1989 | 0 | He was married to a Wilma. | STR06 |
| 17267 | I6228 | McMinamy | Mary Ann | 20 Jun 1788 | Bef 1850 | 0 | 1826-John Harpole marries for the second time, in Rutherford County, Tennessee. This county is next door to Wilson County on the southside. His wife, Mary Ann, is probably in ther late thirties based on the 1830 census. She is identified as Mary Ann McMinamy. She is not described as a widow. (Lucas, Silas Emmett-compiler (1981) 35,000 Tennessee Marriage Records and Bonds 1783-1870) |
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| 17268 | I14436 | McMinn | Fred Thomas | 28 Jul 1916 | 2 Mar 2011 | 0 | ODESSA Fred T. McMinn, 94, passed away Wednesday, March 2, 2011, at the Home Hospice House. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Odessa. Fred was born July 28, 1916 to John Oliver McMinn and Susan Trawick McMinn, in Lovelady, Oklahoma. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, first as an electrical troubleshooter on B-24's and then later trained flight engineers on B-29's. Upon his return, Fred married Teresa Fletcher on June 19, 1947 in Sweetwater. During his business career, Fred managed furniture and appliance de-partments for White's Stores in Odessa, Midland and Abilene, and was later Vice President of Shepperson's Furniture in San Angelo. In June of 1971, together with his wife and son, he founded McMinn's Furniture in Odessa where he worked until his retirement. Fred enjoyed living part-time in Ruidoso, NM, playing golf with his wife and friends, and especially spending time with his three granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his father, his mother, four brothers and two sisters. Fred is survived by his wife of 64 years, Teresa Fletcher McMinn, one son, Tom McMinn and wife Annette of Odessa, three granddaughters, Keely Knoche and husband Ryan of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Anna Brandl and husband Zac of Austin, and Kate Iglesias and husband David of Tyler, and one great-grandson, Tyler Knoche of Colorado Springs. The family wishes to thank the many doctors, nurses and staff members at Medical Center Hospital who cared for him over the past month, as well as the staff at the Home Hospice House who gently comforted him during his final hours. Visitation will be held at Sunset Funeral Home from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, March 6, 2011. Graveside services will be held at Sunset Memorial Gardens at 2 p.m. on Monday, March 7, 2011, with Pastor Jody Wallin officiating. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Sunset Funeral Home. To sign the guest book, go to our website at www.sunsetodessa.com. Published in Odessa American on March 6, 2011. (Courtesy of Lynell Gentry Cordell) |
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| 17270 | I14435 | McMinn | Jack Harold | 1 Aug 1911 | 9 Mar 1993 | 0 | Must have moved frequently, based on his varied locations reported in family obituaries: 1940 Census, Abilene, Texas 1950-Odessa, Texas 1963-Loma Linda, California 1984-Cortes, Colorado 1990-Oklahoma City, OK Abilene Reporter - News March 11, 1993 Jack Harold McMinn, 81, of Abilene, died Tuesday in a local nursing home. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Rose Hill Cemetery in Merkel, directed by Starbuck Funeral Home of Merkel. Mr. McMinn was born in Ada, Okla., and moved to Merkel as a young boy where he was raised. He had been a carpenter and a Baptist. Survivors include a daughter, Glenda Zorn of Abilene; and four sons, Kenneth McMinn of Telephone, Jack H. McMinn of Oklahoma City, Mike McMinn of Arizona and Monty McMinn of Colorado. |
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| 17271 | I14435 | McMinn | Jack Harold | 1 Aug 1911 | 9 Mar 1993 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1940 Census Texas, Taylor County, Abilene City Enumerated 2 May 1940 SD 17 Ed 221-18A Sheet 26A 1001-R-$6-No McMinn, Jack Head m W 30 M No 7 Tx Same Place Carpenter Building McMinn, Billie Wf F W 26 M No 8 Tx Same Place McMinn, JoAnn Dtr F W 8 S Tx Same Place McMinn, Kenneth R Son M W 2 S Tx He and Letha apparently divorced. He has sons, Mike and Monty, listed in his obituary that she does not. This could be Jack.......?? Texas Marriage Records 114825 MCMINN JACK H 67 WHITE GLYN 54 9/9/1978 TAYLOR Texas Divorce Records 027031 MCMINN JACK H 67 GLYN W 55 00 9/9/1978 - 4/1/1980 TAYLOR |
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| 17273 | I2418 | McMinn | Jimmie | 28 Apr 1898 | 30 Dec 1900 | 0 | She is buried next to James J. Trawick in the Alma Cemetery. | STR06 |
| 17274 | I14447 | McMinn | Jo Ann | 23 Feb 1934 | 1983 | 0 | Not listed in the obituaries of Jack McMinn or Letha Scarborough McMinn, but Texas birth records list her as the daughter of Billie? Scarborough and J.H. McMinn. | STR06 |
| 17275 | I6786 | McMinn | John Oliver | 11 Nov 1861 | 26 Sep 1950 | 0 | His Texas Death Certificate listed his parents as Oliver Perry McMinn and Adeline Clark, both born in Tennessee. The Daily Ardmoreite Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma Alma, June 16, 1902 J. O. MCMINN moved to Comanche. J. M. THAGGARD moved into the residence vacated by Mr. McMinn. The Abilene Reporter News Wednesday Morning, September 27, 1950 Ex-Teacher, Editor Dies At Merkel MERKEL, Sept. 26. (RNS)--John Oliver McMinn, 88, retired Merkel farmer who formerly taught school in Oklahoma Indian Territory, died at his home here at 10:10 a.m. Tuesday. Funeral will be held in the Merkel Church of Christ at 2 p.m. Thursday with Minister R. L. Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, under direction of Starbuck Funeral Home. Mr. McMinn was born Nov. 11, 1861 in Tennessee. When young, he moved to Louisiana and later taught school at Douglas. There he married the former Amada Phoebe Bryan. She died in 1893. In 1895, Mr. McMinn moved to Indian Territory, where he taught school and edited two newspapers. He was editor of the Konawa Chief of Konawa and the Francis Bulletin of Francis between 1900 and 1908. He was also instrumental in organizing Oklahoma into a state. While in Indian Territory he married the former Susan Marguerite Trawick of Duncan, Okla. She survives. He moved his family to Texas in 1924, and engaged in farming in the Merkel vicinity until a few years ago. In addition to the widow, survivors include five sons, Oscar of Pawhuska, Okla., E.R. of El Monte, Calif., Juano of Barnsdall, Okla., and Jack and Fred McMinn of Odessa; and two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Teaff of Merkel and Mrs. W. R. Weaver of Spur. Thirteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren also survive. (Courtesy of Lynell Cordell) |
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| 17276 | I6786 | McMinn | John Oliver | 11 Nov 1861 | 26 Sep 1950 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Chickasaw Twp Enumerated 11 May 1910 SD 4 ED 251 Sheet 11B 214-214 McMinn, John L Head M W 43 M2 13 Tn Tn Tn Teacher Public Schools McMinn, Susie Wf F W 31 M1 13 6/4 Tx Tenn Miss McMinn, Johnnie Dtr F W 9 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Eustis R Son M W 7 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Willie B Dtr F W 5 S Tx Tn La McMinn, Janno O Son M W 2 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Leon O Son M W 18 S La Tn La Warren, Charles Boarder M W 22 S Ark Tn Ark Farm Laborer 1920 Census Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Chickasaw Twp, Ada City Enumerated 13 Feb 1920 SD 4 ED 170 Sheet 10A 154-148 McMinn, John O Head m W 56 M Tn Tn Tn Farmer General Farm McMinn, Susie M Wf W F 40 M Tx Tn Miss Farmer house McMinn, Johnnie Dtr F W 19 S Ok Tn Tx Teaching School Teacher McMinn, Eustace R Son M W 16 S Ok Tn Tx Farm home McMinn, Blanche W Dtr F W 15 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Jauna O Son M W 12 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Jack H Son M W 8 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Fred T Son m W 3 8/12 S Ok Tn Tx McMinn, Leon O Son m W 27 M La Tn La Farmer Home Griffin, Tom Hired hand m W 22 Un Tn Tn Tn Farmer Wages |
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| 17277 | I2415 | McMinn | John Wayne | 4 Sep 1943 | 1 Feb 1957 | 0 | His Texas Death certificate showed that he died in an Auto Accident. He was listed as a "school boy." He was in an car wreck 3 miles south of Stamford, Texas. The informant was his brother, Kenneth Ray McMinn. | STR06 |
| 17278 | I14432 | McMinn | Johnnie Geneva | 31 Aug 1900 | 5 Apr 1995 | 0 | Mrs. Weaver was a schoolteacher and very active in the church work. Her daughter, Margaret Weaver was also a teacher. I understand that Margaret still lives in Crosbyton, Texas. (July 2000) Johnnie was of average height and weight and dark brown hair and she wore her hair short, a very neat person. She knew her bible. She had a business-like attitude and was a very helpful person, very pleasant to be around. This information was given by 91 year old Velma Roberts who had known Johnnie since the 30's. (Sent to me by Kay Laster of Dickens Co. TX on July 10, 2000) The Texas Spur, April 13,1995 WEAVER, Johnnie McMinn Services for Johnnie McMinn Weaver, 94, of Spur were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 8, 1995, in Highway 70 Church of Christ with Eric Swenson officiating.Burial was in Spur Memorial Cemetery under direction of Campbell Funeral Home. She died at 3:14 p.m., Wednesday, April 5, 1995, in Crosbyton Care Center. She was born Aug. 31, 1900, in Alma, OK. She married Walter Robert "Bob" Weaver on Aug. 24, 1920, in Ada, OK. He died Sept. 28, 1965. In earlier years, Mrs. Weaver was active in Federated and Garden Clubs and she served as president of Fourteenth District Parent-Teacher Association. For 25 years she was Area Supervisor with the State Department of Public Welfare, serving from 15 to 20 counties from the Spur headquarters. She retired in 1963. Later she was appointed Consumer Representative for Dickens County to the South Plains Health Systems where she served as vice-chairman of the Board and Executive Committee. She was elected as one of two Texas representatives to the American Health Planning Association headquartered in Washington, D.C. She was a charter member of Gamma Eta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. She was an active member of the Spur Church of Christ. She has lived in Spur since 1933 and had been in the Crosbyton Care Center since July, 1991. Survivors include a son, Bob Weaver of Redlands, CA; two daughters, Margaret Barrett of Crosbyton and Bettye Brannon of Scottsdale, AZ; two brothers, E.R. McMinn of West Covina, CA, and Fred McMinn of Odessa; six grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. |
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| 17279 | I14202 | McMinn | Juano Oswald | 21 Nov 1907 | 14 Jun 1990 | 0 | Bartlesville Oklahoma Examiner Review June 16, 1990 Juano Oswald McMinn, 82 area resident for the last 60 years and retired foreman for the Bareco Petrolite Chemical Co., died Thursday at 10:40 p.m. in the Heritage Village Nursing Center where he had lived the past year. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m. in the sanctuary of the Barnsdall Christian Church. Larry Evans will officiate. Committal prayers and internment will be directed in the Ethel Reece Cemetery by the Arnold Moore-Barnsdall Funeral Service. Juano Oswald McMinn was born Nov. 21, 1907, at Konawa in Seminole County. He was the son of John Oliver and Susan Margaret (Trawick) McMinn. He was reared and received his education in the Konawa community schools. He moved to Texas in 1924 for five years before coming to Barnsdall in 1929. He married Evelyn Nita Smith on May 19, 1931, at Pawhuska. They lived in Barnsdall, where Mr. McMinn worked with the Bareco-Petrolite Chemical Co. At the time of his retirement in 1970, he was foreman for the local company. Mr. and Mrs. McMinn celebrated the Gold Wedding Anniversary on May 19, 1981. She preceded him in death on April 24,1985 at Bartlesville. Mr. McMinn continued living in Barnsdall until June 1989 when he came to Bartlesville. Juano Oswald McMinn was a member of the Barnsdall First Christian Church and the Barnsdall Masonic Lodge #486 A.F.&A.M. Mr. McMinn will lie in state in the Arnold Moore Barnsdall Funeral Home where friends may visit until he is removed to the church for Monday's services. Survivors include a son, Raymond Leroy McMinn of Green Valley, Ariz.; one grand-daughter, Mrs. William (Elayne) Balke of Denville, N.J.; two grandsons: David McMinn of Fayetteville, N.C., and Daniel McMinn of South Surfside, S.C.; two brothers: Eustace McMinn of West Covina, Calif., and Fred McMinn of Odessa, Texas; and one sister, Mrs. Johnny Weaver of Spur, Texas. He was preceded in death by two brothers: Leon McMinn and Jack McMinn; and one sister, Mrs. Blanch Teaff. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I think this must be Juano's wife. Social Security Death Index EVELYN MCMINN 23 Jul 1913 Apr 1985 74002 (Barnsdall, Osage, OK) 74002 (Barnsdall, Osage, OK) 442-28-3377 Oklahoma ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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| 17280 | I14431 | McMinn | Leon Oscar | 29 Dec 1891 | 20 Apr 1990 | 0 | Leon McMinn--Ada Services for Oscar McMinn, 98, Rogers, Ark.,formerly of Stonewall, are 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church of Stonewall, the Rev. Gary Jamar conducting the rites. Burial is in Highland Cemetery. Mr. McMinn died April 20, 1990, in Rogers, Ark. He was born Dec. 29, 1891, in Douglas, La., to John Oliver and Phoebe Amanda Bryan McMinn. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Stonewall and First Baptist Church in Wynona, Okla., serving as deacon for a total of 28 years. One of his loves was baseball, playing with the Coast Artillery Sixth Company, Honolulu, Hawaii team during service, the Ada Oilers and the Wilson, Okla., Team. Mr McMinn played against Dizzy and Daffy Dean and Pepper Martin. He was a veteran of World War I. On June 1, 1920, he and Willie Louise Baugh were married in Ada. Survivors include his wife, Willie B., of the home; one daughter and son-in-law, Pearl Louise and Mark L. Miksch, Rogers, Ark., one sister, Johnnie Weaver, Spur, Tx., four brothers, Eustace McMinn, West Covina, Ca., Juano McMinn, Barnsdall, Jack McMinn, Oklahoma City, and Fred McMinn, Odessa, Tx., two granddaughters, Mary L. Kraus and Deborah I. Campbell, both of Pond Creek; one great grandson; four great granddaughters. He was preceded in death by two sisters. Criswell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. (Courtesy of Lynell Cordell) |
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| 17281 | I14431 | McMinn | Leon Oscar | 29 Dec 1891 | 20 Apr 1990 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1930 Census Oklahoma, Osage County, Barnsdall Town, Ward 3 ED 57-3 SD 6 Sheet 15A Stamped 24 Enumerated 14 Apr 1930 335-335 McMinn, Leon Hd O 500 M W 37 M 28 La Tn Ok Pumper Refinery McMinn, Willie Wf F W 29 M19 Ark Ark Akr McMinn, Pearl L Dtr F W 4 S Tx La Ark Davis, Josephine Aunt F W 67 Wd 18 Ark Miss Va |
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| 17282 | I2420 | McMinn | Pearl Louise | 13 Apr 1925 | 1 Feb 2008 | 0 | Louise Miksch The funeral for Pearl Louise Miksch, age 82, of Enid, will be at 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, February 5, 2008, at the Anderson-Burris Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. Kevin Ward officiating. Burial will be in the Pond Creek Cemetery, with arrangements by Anderson-Burris Funeral Home. She was born to Oscar Leon and Willie Louise (Baugh) McMinn on April 13, 1925, in Merkel, Texas, and died Friday, February 1, 2008, at her home in Enid. She grew up in Barnsdall and graduated from Barnsdall High School. On November 5, 1944, she married Mark "Bud" Leonard Miksch in Barnsdall, and they made their home in Wichita, Kansas. She worked for the Sedgwick County Public Schools until her retirement in 1983. In 1985, they moved to Rogers, Arkansas, and Mark died October 6, 1997. In April 1998, Louise moved to Enid to be near her daughters. She was a member of Central Assembly of God Church, where she was active in the Senior Saints, Star Widows, and also taught Sunday School. Louise is survived by two daughters, Mary Kraus and husband Tom of Pond Creek, and Deborah Campbell and husband Alan of Enid; seven grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Bud in 1997. Memorials may be made to Central Assembly of God Church Missions Fund or Hospice Circle of Love. http://www.andersonburris.com/louise_miksch.htm |
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| 17284 | I14434 | McMinn | Willie Blanche | 16 Jan 1905 | 2 Jan 1984 | 0 | Abilene Reporter - News (date unknown) Blanche Teaff MERKEL -- Blanche Teaff, 78, of Merkel, who had resided at Shady Oaks Lodge in Abilene for the past three years, died at 2 p.m. Monday at the nursing home after a brief illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in Merkel. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery in Merkel, directed by Starbuck Funeral Home. Born Jan. 16, 1905, in Omaha, Texas, she moved to the Merkel area in 1923. She married Ernest Teaff Nov. 30, 1924, in Abilene. She taught school in Merkel and in the Stith community. She was a member of the First Baptist Church and was a past worthy matron of the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband; a son, Harold of Abilene; two daughters, Bobbye Mansfield of Merkel and Mary Frances Melton of Abilene; five brothers, Eustace McMinn of West Covina, Calif., Leon McMinn of Stonewall, Okla., Juano McMinn of Barnsdall, Okla., Jack McMinn of Cortes, Colo., and Fred McMinn of Odessa; a sister, Johnnie Weaver of Spur; nine grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. (Courtesy of Lynell Cordell) |
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| 17285 | I14434 | McMinn | Willie Blanche | 16 Jan 1905 | 2 Jan 1984 | 0 | (Research):Blanche's obit says she was born in Omaha, TX but she may have been born in Oklahoma. Census records differ, however. | STR06 |
| 17286 | I25043 | McMullen | Rose Hanna | Aft 1806 | Abt 1841 | 0 | FindAGrave notes that it is likely that she was buried at the McCurdy Cemetery near Princeton, Indiana, where several of her children, along with a number of McMullen family members, are buried. | STR06 |
| 17287 | I30903 | McMullin | James | 3 Mar 1846 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Census: 1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 56A. James McMullen, married, age 44, born in New York; father born in Pennsylvania, mother born in New York, occupation: Clerk in Store. Living with his father and his wife, in the household of her father, Franklin Sanford. |
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| 17288 | I2183 | McMurrey | Nancy Abbie Gail | 1 Jan 1859 | 8 Dec 1944 | 0 | Name Nancy Abigail Mcgrew Event Type Death Event Date 08 Dec 1944 Event Place Yoakum, Lavaca, Texas, United States Gender Female Marital Status Widowed Birth Date 04 Jan 1859 Birthplace Lavaca, Texas Father's Name W M Mcmurrey Mother's Name Sarah Bell Informant F M McGrew Cause of Death Natural Causes (inquest) Certificate Number 71531 GS Film number 2137866 Digital Folder Number 005144846 Image Number 02490 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KS13-TV7 : accessed 06 Jul 2014), Nancy Abigail Mcgrew, 08 Dec 1944; citing certificate number 71531, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2137866. |
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| 17293 | I46511 | McNairy | Frances Laura | Abt 1830-1832 | Abt 1872 | 0 | Her FindAGrave memorial page, created by Annette Epps Alva, links her to her father, John Hamilton McNairy (1804-1853) and notes her mother was Sarah Leatherman McNairy. Annette adds that I have received information stating that Francis must have changed the spelling of her last name from McNairy to McNary. She is listed in the will of John McNairy as an heir. The memorial page for her father, John Hamilton McNairy, notes that he was born to Robert and Anne Hamilton McNairy [According to a historical marker he was born in Guilford Co, NC]. His first marriage about 1827 in Tennessee was to Miss Sarah "Sallie" Leatherman, who died by 1840. John left Giles County, Tenn. about 1836 or 1837. He is shown single with 6 children in the 1840 census of Tippah County, Miss. From there he moved to Texas. John and Susanah Runnels (1824-1893) married about 1842 in Shelby County. Susanah was the daughter of Henry H. Runnels (1795-1843) & Margaret Smith Runnels (1800-1896). John McNairy became known as Colonel following his involvment with the Moderator and Regulator conflict in Shelby County. He was appoointed to represent the Moderators in settlement negotiations. John bought one thousand acres of land with John Thomas Collier on July 7, 1847. He was elected State Representative at the first regular election in Upshur County on August 7, 1848, and served until 1850. |
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| 17294 | I28599 | McNatt | Mary | Abt 1824 | Between 1850 and 1855 | 0 | Mt. Hermon Baptist Church, Lincoln County, Tennessee" by Betty Via shows her as the daughter of Charles and Elizabeth McNatt. | STR06 |
| 17295 | I15720 | McNaughten | Allen John | 15 Aug 1869 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1920 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 7 Enumerated 8 and 9 Jan 1920 SD 326 ED 169 Sheet 6A Stamped 137 106-106 McNaughten, Edward Head M W 39 M Tx La La Farmer McNaughtern, Julia E Wf M (sic) W 38 M Tx NC NC McNaughten, Lela Dtr F W 17 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten, Lesia O Dtr F W 7 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten, Mildred Dtr F W 1 10/12 S Tx Tx Tx Cotton, Gertrude StpDtr F W 19 S Tx La Tx Cotton, Oran StpSn M W 17 S Tx La Tx Farmer Cotton, Benjamin StpSon M W 15 S Tx La Tx 107-107 McNaughten, Allen J Head M W 50 M Tx La La La Farmer McNaughten, Fannie A Wf F W 46 M Tx La Ala McNaughten, Effie A Dtr F W 20 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten, Vera L Dtr F W 12 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten Ovie Son M W 10 S Tx Tx Tx 108-108 Morris, Taylor ???-in-law M W 60 Wd Tx La Ala Farm Labor |
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| 17296 | I37222 | McNaughten | Audice Green | 21 Nov 1921 | 19 May 1997 | 0 | The Sabine County Reporter May 28, 1997, Page 14 Audice McNaughten Audice Green McNaughten, 75, of Fairmount died at 10:15 p.m. Monday, May 19, 1997, at Memorial Medical Center in San Augustine. Born Nov. 21, 1921, as a son of the late George Ellis and Mattie Matilda (Sibley) McNaughten, he was a lifelong resident of Fairmount. McNaughten was a retired timber spotter with Temple-Inland Forest Products and was a member of the Friendship Baptist Church, serving as a deacon and Sunday School teacher. Survivors: wife, Evelyn Stewart McNaughten of Fairmount; and two sisters, Lula Mae SMITH of Hemphill and Ida Exanna CLARK of Clarktown. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the chapel of Starr Funeral Home Inc. in Hemphill with Bro. W. A. Hornberger and Bro. Wayne Alford officiating. Interment followed at Fairmount Cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, March 2011) |
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| 17298 | I36104 | McNaughten | Bennie Lewis | 22 Jul 1934 | 8 May 2019 | 0 | He was a 1952 graduate of Hemphill High School. In 2014, he celebrated his 52 graduation anniversary and reunion at Holly Park on Oct 18, 2014. A photo of this reunion was in the November 5, 2014 Sabitn County Reporter, page 6, and others pictured were Jack Taylor, Terrell Gaskins, Lonnie Melton, Charles Huff, Janice Maxey, Robert McDaniel, Tony Morris, Oweda Clark Boyd and Gerald Glover. | STR06 |
| 17299 | I13709 | McNaughten | Clara Elizabeth | 25 Jan 1883 | 23 Feb 1957 | 0 | The informant on her Texas Death Certificate was Mrs. R. L. ARRINGTON. | STR06 |
| 17300 | I15728 | McNaughten | Daniel Edward | 20 Dec 1880 | 15 Nov 1944 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 7 Enumerated 28 Apr 1910 SD 2 ED 132 Ward 1 Sheet 8A 131-131 McNaughten, Elizabeth Mrs. Head F W 62 Wd La MIss MIss McNaughten, Ed Son M W 28 m1 7 Tx La La Farmer McNaughten, Cornelia Dtr-in-law F W 26 m1 7 1/1 Tx Fl Tx Farm Laborer home farm McNaughten, Lela Grddtr F W 7 S Tx Tx La 1920 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 7 Enumerated 8 and 9 Jan 1920 SD 326 ED 169 Sheet 6A Stamped 137 106-106 McNaughten, Edward Head M W 39 M Tx La La Farmer McNaughtern, Julia E Wf M (sic) W 38 M Tx NC NC McNaughten, Lela Dtr F W 17 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten, Lesia O Dtr F W 7 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten, Mildred Dtr F W 1 10/12 S Tx Tx Tx Cotton, Gertrude StpDtr F W 19 S Tx La Tx Cotton, Oran StpSn M W 17 S Tx La Tx Farmer Cotton, Benjamin StpSon M W 15 S Tx La Tx 107-107 McNaughten, Allen J Head M W 50 M Tx La La La Farmer McNaughten, Fannie A Wf F W 46 M Tx La Ala McNaughten, Effie A Dtr F W 20 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten, Vera L Dtr F W 12 S Tx Tx Tx McNaughten Ovie Son M W 10 S Tx Tx Tx 108-108 Morris, Taylor ???-in-law M W 60 Wd Tx La Ala Farm Labor |
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