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4101 I18335  Campbell  Christopher Columbus  Abt 1831  Bef 1865  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P. O. Many
Enumerated 9 Jun 1860
Page 1
7-7
W. B. Campbell 65 M Farmer 600 750 Va
Elizabeth Campbell 60 F Maryland
Henry Campbell 24 M Farm Laborer Mo
Mary Campbell 28 F Mo
Elizabeth Campbell 11 F La
C. C. Campbell 30 M Farm Laborer Mo
Jane Campbell 30 F La
Amanda Campbell 3 F La
 		 STR06 
4102 I33203               
4103 I33204               
4104 I24206               
4105 I29622               
4106 I7563  Campbell  Edwin A.  Abt 1820  Bef 1860  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish
Enumerated 2 Oct 1850
531-533
E. A. Campbell 30 M School Master La
Rebecca Campbell 22 F La
Lucretia Campbell 2 F La
Will Campbell 15 M None La

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P. O. Many
Enumerated 27 Jun 1860
Pages 35 and 36
247-247
R. A. C. Campbell 28 f $2000 350 La
P. L. Campbell 11 F La
Joseph M. Campbell 8 M La
Wallie L. Campbell 6 M La
William Campbell 4 M La
W. T. White 22 M Teacher Common School La
J. Saller 17 M --- 		 STR06 
4107 I2796  Campbell  Elizabeth Jane  3 May 1866  28 Jun 1960  0  Wynema McGrew writes that she was a daughter of Albert Russell Sr. and Matilda Jane (Gilcrease) CAMPBELL.  STR06 
4108 I8355  Campbell  Elon A.  Abt 1814  Yes, date unknown  0  Email from Sharla Linex Johnson, received April 23, 2001:

My gggg Uncle, Elon CAMPBELL married Mary Strickland 1846 Sabine Parish, LA... in 1849, upon hearing the whereabouts and death of his father, they set off to Anderson CO., TX so that Elon could claim his 3rd of the share of his father's inheritance.

They are on the 1850 Anderson CO., TX census....They had two children in TX, and after 1853 and before 1860, they are back in Sabine Parish, LA. They had a child in 1853 Anderson CO., and they are on the 1860 Sabine Parish, census.

Mary was born abt. 1832 LA. Elon was born between 1809-1815 MS. I've recently heard from another STRICKLAND researcher, who says, Yes, Mary is the daughter of Noah.

Elon CAMPBELL married in Franklin CO. MS to Sarah Jane DUNN... at some point after 1840 he left his family there and evidently went to Sabine Parish, LA...I've often wondered why??? I thought it may be the CARTER's... his mother was Selah CARTER, born in MS.. abt 179?

Elon and Mary are in Desoto Parish, LA, in 1870.. He is listed as E A CAMPBELL, on both 1860-1870 census'. I'm really trying to find the CARTER connection... Was it them, who took Elon to Sabine Parish???

I have alot of info on the CAMPBELL's.... not really the CARTER's..

Thanks again for getting back to me... I hope this helps you with more on your STRICKLAND's.

Sharla Linex-Johnson [linex_s@email.msn.com] 		 STR06 
4109 I8355  Campbell  Elon A.  Abt 1814  Yes, date unknown  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Texas, Anderson County
Enumerated 19 Sept 1850
68-68
Elam A. Campbell 36 M Farmer $555 Miss
Mary Campbell 17 F La
Mahuldy I/J 2/12 F Anderson Co
George W/M Campbell 16 M $360 Miss

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P. O. Many
Enumerated 12 Jul 1860
Page 34
375-375
E. A. Campbell 51 M Farmer 300 Miss
Mary Campbell 28 F La
Josephine Campbell 10 F Tex
George Campbell 8 M Tx
Victoria Campbell 5 M La
John Campbell 2 M La

1870 Census
Louisiana, DeSoto Parish, P. O. Mansfield
Enumerated 14 July 1870
Page 29
252-252
Campbell, E. A. 60 M W Farmer $250 Miss
Campbell, Mary 40 F W Keeping House La
Campbell, Josephine 17 F W Tx
Campbell, Matilda 15 F W Tx
Campbell, Victoria 11 F W La
Campbell, John 10 M W La
Campbell, Bluford 5 M W La
Campbell, James 2 M W La 		 STR06 
4110 I3343  Campbell  Era "Erie" Walker  22 Mar 1905  5 Feb 1982  0  (Research):
Census Listings:

1930 Census
Texas, Sabine County, JP 1
Enumerated April 28, 1930
ED 202-3 SD 19 Sheet 6A Stamped 28
71-74
Campbell, Era W Head M W 25 M 19 Tx Tx STx Kiln Man Lumber mill
Campbell, Mary E. F W 27 m 21 La Tx La
Campbell, James R. Son M W 3 S Tx La Tx
Campbell, Annie E Sister F W 22 Wd 18 La Tx Tx Dairymaid Public Dairy 		 STR06 
4111 I18482  Campbell  George Riley  26 Nov 1875  24 Nov 1951  0  name: George Riley Campbell
death date: 24 Nov 1951
death place: Beaumont, Jefferson, Texas
gender: Male
race: White
birth date 26 Nov 1875
birthplace: Many, Louisiana
marital status: Married
spouse's name
father's name: Henry Campbell
father's birthplace: Missouri
mother's name: Nancy Maxey
mother's birthplace Louisiana
occupation: Retired Carpenter
place of residence: Beaumont, Jefferson, Texas
cemetery Forest Lawn Memorial Park
burial place: Beaumont, Texas
burial date: 26 Nov 1951
film number: 2074870
digital film number 4167150
image number: 3438
reference number: 58155 		 STR06 
4112 I30798  Campbell  Hazel L.  14 Jun 1891  11 May 1922  0  Jill Perney, a descendant heard that Hazel/Hazell died in a flu epidemic.

Name Hazel Lillian Striffler
Event Type Death
Event Date 11 May 1922
Event Place Caro, Tuscola, Michigan, United States
Gender Female
Age 30
Marital Status Married
Birth Date 14 Jun 1891
Birthplace Michigan
Birth Year (Estimated) 1892
Father's Name Elias Campbell
Mother's Name Lottie Brooker
GS Film number 1973115
Digital Folder Number 005240517
Image Number 01074

Citing this Record:
"Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KF7J-F13 : accessed 05 Oct 2013), Hazel Lillian Striffler, 1922. 		 STR06 
4113 I18469  Campbell  Henry  8 Sep 1835  28 Sep 1915  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1870 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3, P. O. Many
Enumerated 31 Aug 1870
Page 16
126-126
Campbell, Henry 34 M W Farmer 300 690 Mo
Campbell, Nancy 22 F W Keeping House Texas
Campbell, Elizabeth 8 F W At Home La
Campbell, William 4 M W La
127-127
Campbell, Eliza 71 F W At Home $410 Maryland
Campbell, Mary J 41 F W At Home Mo
128-128
Campbell, Millie E 42 F W Keeping House Miss
Howard, Lamb 10 M W At Home La
Campbell, Jamew W 5 M W Miss? La? La ?


1900 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3
Enumerated 5 July 1900
SD 4 ED 90 Sheet 17B
293-299
Campbell, Henry Head W M Sept 1835 64 M 21 Mo E.Ver Mo Farmer
Campbell, Sarah E Wf W F July 1854 45 M 21 4/3 La NC NC
Campbell, Emma J Dtr W F Sept 1881 18 S La Mo La At School
Campbell, Lavinia Dtr W F Feb 1885 15 S La Mo La At School
Campbell, Blanch Dtr W F Dec 1887 12 S La Mo La At School
Kelly, Jack J Boarder W M 1856 S La Ire Ire Farmer
Eason, Nancy Mother-in-law W F July 1827 72 Ed 1/0 Ala Ala Ala


 		 STR06 
4114 I30964  Campbell  Ida  26 Nov 1880  22 Sep 1960  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/MM5B-K2D/p1
Name: Ida Campbell Horn
Death Date: 22 Sep 1960
Death Place: Liberty, Liberty, Texas, United States
Gender: Female
Race: White
Death Age: 79 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 26 Nov 1880
Birthplace: Texas
Marital Status:
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: William Campbell
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Lena Travis
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation:
Place of Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place:
Burial Date:
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2116474
Digital Film Number: 4120481
Image Number: 00370
Reference Number: 55352
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 		 STR06 
4115 I16310  Campbell  Isaac  Abt 1813  7 Sep 1843  0  CAMPBELL, ISAAC (ca. 1813? 1843). Isaac Campbell, Republic of Texas congressman, was born about 1813. He moved to Texas in January 1836 as a single man and settled in San Augustine County, where he married Elizabeth Holman. From December 5, 1838, to January 24, 1839, he represented San Augustine County in the House of Representatives of the Third Congress of the republic and was one of the commissioners who selected the site of the city of Austin. Campbell was a royal arch Mason, a charter member in 1837 of the McFarland Lodge in San Augustine, and a representative in 1838 of the Grand Lodge of the Republic of Texas. He assisted in formation of the Rising Star chapter in 1841. In 1839 early Texas architect and master builder Augustus Phelps built Campbell a two-story Greek-Revival home on Main Street in San Augustine. The home was sold to Matthew Cartwright in 1847 and was still in excellent condition in 1990. Campbell lived there until his death on September 7, 1843. The probate of his estate was not filed until December 19, 1846.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:
George L. Crocket, Two Centuries in East Texas (Dallas: Southwest, 1932; facsimile reprod. 1962). Texas House of Representatives, Biographical Directory of the Texan Conventions and Congresses, 1832? 1845 (Austin: Book Exchange, 1941). 		 STR06 
4116 I21623  Campbell  Isla  1 Sep 1889  22 Feb 1941  0  She died after fracturing her skull in an accidental fall downstairs.

Id#: 0351000 Name: Strong, Isla C. Date: Feb 22 1941 Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #078. Notes: Strong: Isla C., wife of Warren A., mother of Warren, jr., sister of Orla Campbell, Mrs. George Kiewert of Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank Masek of Marquette, Mich.; suddenly, Feb. 20. Funeral services from the Fairhill Home of the Millard Son & Raper Co., Fairhill at East blvd., Saturday, Feb. 22, at 2:30 p. m. 		 STR06 
4117 I18536  Campbell  James  Abt 1835  Yes, date unknown  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P.O. Many
Enumerated 31 Aug 1860
Page 99
652-680
James Campbell 35 M Teacher Common Scool 300 400 La
Matilda Campbell 40 F Ala
Robert Shull (Sibley?) 16 M F. L. La 		 STR06 
4118 I27329               
4119 I27328               
4120 I28425               
4121 I18181  Campbell  Jane  Bef 1758  Yes, date unknown  0  "Of Loudon County....dau. of Edward Campbell of Scotland and w. Margaret CONNER. Edward Campbell is said to have been first-cousin of the Duke of Argyll." (Payne, p. 249).  STR06 
4122 I26215               
4123 I11023  Campbell  Jim Eldon  30 Oct 1931  7 Nov 2016  0  His name was not listed on the Texas Birth Index. He was simply shown as a son born to J E Campbell and Arie Strickland.

He is the father of Charlotte Elaine (Mrs. Lester Procell) and Martha Ann (Mrs. Bobby Goins).
 		 STR06 
4124 I13590  Campbell  Joseph Edward  Abt 1895  1 Oct 1975  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/MMG7-G6M/p1
Name: Joseph Edward Campbell
Death Date: 01 Oct 1975
Death Place: Pasadena, Harris, Texas
Gender: Male
Race:
Death Age: 81 years
Estimated Birth Date: 1894
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Marital Status:
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: William Campbell
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Helena Travis
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation:
Place of Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Hemphill, Texas
Burial Date: 01 Oct 1975
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2243832
Digital Film Number: 4167881
Image Number: 1284
Reference Number: 1295
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 		 STR06 
4125 I13590  Campbell  Joseph Edward  Abt 1895  1 Oct 1975  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1930 Census
Texas, Sabine County, Justice Precinct 1
Enumerated April 29, 1930 by William H. Davidson
SD 202-3, ED 19th Sheet 9B
137-141
James and Mary STRICKLAND family
138-142
Campbell, Joe E Head M W 35 M 28 Tx Miss Miss Bridge Work Railroad
Campbell, Arie E Wf F W 29 m 22 Tx Tx La
Campbell, J. A. Son M W 5 S Tx Tx Tx
Campbell, Margie S. Dtr F W 1 4/12 S Tx Tx Tx

 		 STR06 
4126 I47625  Campbell  Lillie Dee  Abt 1900  23 Apr 1992  0  Lillie appears to have been a daughter of William and America Campbell, the family the Julian McLamore was boarding with at the time of the 1920 census. FamilySearch.org shows her a

In 1941, Lillie helped have a delayed birth certificate issued for her eldest child, William Robert McLamore. At that time, she was a resident of Wichita County, Texas, and she signed the affidavit as Lillie Dee McLemore Hunt. Her headstone, posted on FamilySearch.org shows her as Lillie Dee Miller, 1900-1992. The tree on FamilySearch shows her as the ninth of 11 children born to William M. Campbell and America Francis McWhorter, both originall of Clay County, Kentucky. 		 STR06 
4127 I47625  Campbell  Lillie Dee  Abt 1900  23 Apr 1992  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1920 Census
Texas, Baylor County,JP 3
Enumerated 8 Jan 1920
SD 13 ED 13 Sheet 1B
3/3
Campbell, William M Head M W 62 M Ky Tenn Tenn
Campell, America Wf W F 57 M Ky Ky Ky
Campbell, Lillie D Dtr F W 19 S Tx Ky Ky
Campbell, John A Son M W 16 S Tx Ky Ky
Campbell, Russell W Son M W 11 S Tx Ky Ky
McLamore, Julin Boarder M W 44 Wd Tx Tx Tenn Doctro
McLamore, John T Boarder M W 14 S Tx Tx Tx
McLamore, Valerie Boarder F W 10 S Tx Tx Tx
Chaffin, William F Board M W 48 S Tx Tenn Tenn Engineer Cotton Gin

1930 Census
Texas, Wichita, Wichita Falls
Enumerated April 11, 1930
ED 243-43 SD 3 Sheet 13 B
301-316
Grady, Wililam Head M W 40 M 23Tx Ala Tx Laborer Telephone
Grady, Verna W F W 36 M 18 Tx Ky Ky
Grady, James Son M W 10 S Tx Ky Ky
----/317
McLamore, Lilly Head W F W 29 Div 19 Tx Ky Ky None
McLamore, Author Son M W 2 1/2 S Tx Tx Tx 		 STR06 
4128 I22263  Campbell  Lorraine  13 Oct 1915  24 Apr 1996  0  Said to be a daughter of Samuel Sullivan Campbell and Clare Clayton.  STR06 
4129 I38043  Campbell  Mahulda Josephine  1 Apr 1850  2 Jun 1919  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/MM59-G48/p1
Name: Mrs. M.J. Ratliff
Death Date: 02 Jun 1919
Death Place: Granbury, Hood, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: White
Death Age: 69 years 2 months 2 days
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 01 Apr 1850
Birthplace: Harris Co., Texas
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Elan Campbell
Father's Birthplace: La.
Mother's Name: Mary Stuckland
Mother's Birthplace: Texas
Occupation: Housekeeper
Place of Residence:
Cemetery: Grandbury
Burial Place:
Burial Date: 04 Jun 1919
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2073634
Digital Film Number: 4167856
Image Number: 553
Reference Number: cn 19017
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 		 STR06 
4130 I8130  Campbell  Margie Sue  13 Nov 1928  23 Jun 1994  0  The Sabine County Reporter
June 29, 1994, Page 8

Margie Sue Burkhalter

Margie Sue Burkhalter, 65, of 2272 Philmore, Beaumont, died Thursday, June 23, 1994, at the Regional Medical Center Hospital in Beaumont.

Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the chapel of Starr Funeral Home Inc. in Hemphill with Johnny Creasong and Floyd Wright officiating. Interment followed at Gravelhill Cemetery in Sabine County.

Mrs. Burkhalter was born Nov. 13, 1928, in Sabine County as a daughter of the late Joseph Edward and Arie Elizabeth (Strickland) Campbell. She was a member of the Church of God and had lived in Beaumont for 48 years.

Survivors: husband, A. Z. Burkhalter of Beaumont; a granddaughter, Kristen Burkhalter; and two brothers, Jim Campbell of Hemphill and J. A. Campbell of Pasedena.

(Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, December 2008) 		 STR06 
4131 I16374  Campbell  Mary Druscilla  25 Dec 1772  9 Jan 1851  0  Ronnie's source was:

familysearch.org 		 STR06 
4132 I18468  Campbell  Mary J.  Abt 1829  Yes, date unknown  0  (Research):

Census ListingsL

1870 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3, P. O. Many
Enumerated 31 Aug 1870
Page 16
126-126
Campbell, Henry 34 M W Farmer 300 690 Mo
Campbell, Nancy 22 F W Keeping House Texas
Campbell, Elizabeth 8 F W At Home La
Campbell, William 4 M W La
127-127
Campbell, Eliza 71 F W At Home $410 Maryland
Campbell, Mary J 41 F W At Home Mo
128-128
Campbell, Millie E 42 F W Keeping House Miss
Howard, Lamb 10 M W At Home La
Campbell, Jamew W 5 M W Miss? La? La ?


 		 STR06 
4133 I7471  Campbell  Mary Lee "Polly"  Abt 1898  Abt 1973  0  Not able to locate on the Texas Death Index, or on Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 on FamilySearch.org.  STR06 
4134 I39937  Campbell  Pearl Lee  13 Mar 1928  20 May 2012  0  Pearl Lee McLemore, 84, passed away Sunday, May 20, 2012. Funeral: 11 a.m. Thursday at Edge Park United Methodist Church, 5616 Crowley Road, Fort Worth. Interment: 2 p.m. in Newberry Cemetery, Millsap. Visitation: 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Winscott Road Funeral Home, 1001 Winscott Road. Lee was born March 13, 1928, in Gainesville. She graduated from Gainesville High School. Lee was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She led a long, good and happy life, and she will be dearly missed by her family, who have many fond memories of "Lee," "Mom," "Grandmother" or "Mimi." Lee put her trust in Christ alone for life and salvation. Lee was predeceased by a sister, Ruby Gregg, and granddaughter, Darshana McLemore. Survivors: Loving husband of 67 years, Eugene "Buck" McLemore; son, David McLemore and wife, Ginny, of San Antonio and their sons, Gabriel and Sam; son, Paul McLemore and wife, Debora, of Fort Worth and their children, Nathan, Jonathan, Jennifer, Zachary and Allie; sister, Jean Edenfield and husband, Emmett, of Tullahoma, Tenn.; sister, Jo Campbell of Tullahoma, Tenn.; niece, Carolyn O'Hara; nephews, Mark, Gary and Peter Edenfield; and nine great-grandchildren.

Published in Star-Telegram on May 22, 2012 		 STR06 
4135 I1402  Campbell  Philonia Lucresia  9 Mar 1889  24 Jul 1958  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/MMRS-5XB/p1
Name: Pailonia L. Mcclelland
Death Date: 24 Jul 1958
Death Place: Pineland, Sabine, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: White
Death Age: 69 years 4 months 15 days
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 09 Mar 1889
Birthplace: Louisiana
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: W.E. Campbell
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Lena Travis
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Housewife
Place of Residence: Pineland, Sabine, Texas
Cemetery: Springhill Cemetery
Burial Place: Sabine County Texas
Burial Date: 25 Jul 1958
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2115550
Digital Film Number: 4167329
Image Number: 1929
Reference Number: 41341
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 		 STR06 
4136 I13053               
4137 I18465  Campbell  W. R.  Abt 1795  Aft 1860  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish
13 Sept 1850
305-307
Henry and Anne WHITE
306-308
W. R. Campbell 55 Va
Eliza Campbell 57 F Ky/Md
Jas. Campbell 23 M School Teacher Mo
Mary Campbell 21 F Mo
Columbus Campbell 19 M None Mo
Henry Campbell 15 M None Mo
America Campbell 12 F La


1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P. O. Many
Enumerated 9 Jun 1860
Page 1
7-7
W. B. Campbell 65 M Farmer 600 750 Va
Elizabeth Campbell 60 F Maryland
Henry Campbell 24 M Farm Laborer Mo
Mary Campbell 28 F Mo
Elizabeth Campbell 11 F La
C. C. Campbell 30 M Farm Laborer Mo
Jane Campbell 30 F La
Amanda Campbell 3 F La
 		 STR06 
4138 I18534  Campbell  Will  Abt 1805  Aft 1860  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish
Enumerated 2 Sept 1850
Stamped 115
153-155
Will Campbell 45 M Va
Hanna Campbell 39 F Ark
Jas. Campbell 15 M La
Mary Campbell 12 F La
W. H. Campbell 10 M La
Charlotte Campbell 7 F La
Elizabeth Campbell 5 F La
Robt. Campbell 2 M La

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P. O. Many
Enumerated 18 Jun 1860
Page 23
162-162
William Campbell 55 M Farmer $--- $250 Va
Hannah Campbell 48 F Ark
William H. Campbell 20 M La
Mary A. Campbell 21 F La
Melissa Campbell 17 F La
Elizabeth Campbell 15 F La
Robert Campbell 12 M La
Francis Campbell 9 M La
George W. Campbell 6 M La
 		 STR06 
4139 I9454  Campbell  William Edwin  16 Jun 1853  2 Jun 1933  0  Said to be the son of Edwin Arnold Campbell and Rebecca Montgomery. May have instead been born in Sabine Parish.  STR06 
4140 I9454  Campbell  William Edwin  16 Jun 1853  2 Jun 1933  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1910 Census
Sabine County Texas, Precinct 1, Hemphill
#118-120
Campbell, William E., male, 54 years old, widowed, occupation-farmer, born TX, father born NC, mother born LA
Campbell, Philonia, female, daughter, 25 years old, single, born LA, parents born TX
Campbell, Ruth, female, daughter, 23 years old, single, born LA, parents born TX
Campbell, Lilian, female, daughter, 21 years old, single, born LA, parents born TX
Campbell, Joseph E., male, son, 16 years old, occupation-farmer, born TX, parents born TX
Campbell, Mary, female, daughter, 13 years old, born TX, parents born TX
Campbell, Absolum, male, son, 6 years old, born TX, parents born TX
Campbell, Era, male, son, 5 years old, born LA, parents born TX
Campbell, Elizabeth, female, daughter, 3 years old, born LA, parents born TX
Campbell, Joseph N., male, brother, 59 years old, single, occupation-farmer, born LA, father born NC, mother born LA

1930 Census
Texas, Sabine County, Justice Precinct 1
Enumerated April 29, 1930 by William H. Davidson
SD 202-3, ED 19th Sheet 9B
Lower Hemphill and Bronson
140-144
Craig, James R. Head M W 39 M 25 Tx Miss Tx Farm
Craig, Mary L Wf F W 31 M 19 Tx Tx Tx
Craig, Beatrice L Dtr F W 12 S Tx Tx Tx
Craig, Ruby J. Son M W 10 S Tx Tx Tx
Craig, Katie G. Dtr F W 6 S Tx Tx Tx
Craig, James P. Son M W 5 S Tx Tx Tx
Craig, Dorothy R. Dtr F W 2 1/12 S Tx Tx Tx
Campbell, William E Father-in-law M W 74 Wd 24 Tx Tx Tx
Ferguson, Richard A Boarder m W 63 Wd 25 Tx Tx Tx Laborer Ranch

(Courtesy Yolanda Pepper Miller) 		 STR06 
4141 I11530               
4142 I15332  Candelari  Anselmo "Elmo" Joseph  1 Apr 1922  14 Jun 2008  0  He enlisted in the Army Air Corps during World War II. He was shown as a citizen and resident of Harris County, Texas, High School graduated, and his civil occupation was listed as "checkers." He was single, 67 inches tall, and weighed 131 pounds.  STR06 
4143 I28993  Cannefax  Ada  14 Oct 1861  11 Nov 1940  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/MM25-JHH/p1
Name: Ada Wright
Death Date: 11 Nov 1940
Death Place: Conroe, Montgomery, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: white
Death Age: 79 years 28 days
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 14 Oct 1861
Birthplace: Texas
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Canefax
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Mannie Wright
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Housewife
Place of Residence: Conroe, Montgomery, Texas
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Hico, , Texas
Burial Date: 12 Nov 1940
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2138121
Digital Film Number: 4030498
Image Number: 1535
Reference Number: cn 51884
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 		 STR06 
4144 I12793  Cannon  David C.  Abt 1820  Yes, date unknown  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Texas, Sabine County, Sabine District
Enumerated 5 Oct 1850
Page 314
55-55
David C. Cannon 30 M Farmer $300 Ill
(Indexed on Ancestry.com, in error, as Daniel Carmon)
Mary Anne Cannon 26 F La
Elizabeth Cannon 7 F Tx
Martha Jane Cannon 6 F Tx
Rebecca E Cannon 4 F Tx
Green B. Cannon 1 m Tx
Clorinda M Cannon 3/12 F Tx
 		 STR06 
4145 I37181  Cannon  Ercel Annice  16 Apr 1930  12 Feb 2002  0  Ercel Annice Cannon
Date of Birth: 16 Apr 1930
Gender: Female
Birth County: Wichita
Father's Name: Jason N Cannon
Mother's Name: Bessie Register
Roll Number: 1930_0002

Her daughter, Valinda, writes that her parents were both of Hemphill, Texas.

John W. Clark instead shows her as Annice CONNOR. 		 STR06 
4146 I40529               
4147 I6083  Cannon  Ida Elizabeth  9 Jul 1864  23 Oct 1940  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JD26-426
Name: Ida Elizabeth Crawford
Event Date: 23 Oct 1940
Event Place: Center, Shelby, Texas
Gender: Female
Race (Original): White
Age (Formatted): 76 years 3 months 14 days
Birth Year (Estimated):
Birth Date: 09 Jul 1864
Birthplace: Tx
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Rovenna Curmon (sic, CANNON)
Father's Birthplace: Ms
Mother's Name: Francis U/V,. Matthews
Mother's Birthplace: Tx
Occupation: Housewife
Residence Place: Center, Shelby, TX
Cemetery (Original):
Burial Place: Shelbyville, Tx
Burial Date: 24 Oct 1940
Informant's Name (Original): X
GS Film number: 2138120
Digital Folder Number: 4030496
Image Number: 380
Reference ID: cn47761
Collection: Ida Elizabeth Crawford, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" 		 STR06 
4148 I23209  Cannon  James Kendall  10 Aug 1935  3 Sep 2005  0  Name: James Kendall Cannon Date of Birth: 10 Aug 1935 Gender: Male Birth County: Angelina Father's Name: Jason Nathaniel Cannon Mother's Name: Bessie Register Roll Number: 1935_0002

The Sabine County Reporter
September 7, 2005, Page 11

Kendall Cannon

James Kendall Cannon died Saturday, Sept. 3, 2005, at his residence in Hemphill following an illness. Kendall was born Aug. 10, 1935, and was 70 years old at the time of his death.

He was a member of Pipefitters Local #195 before returning to Hemphill and he owned and operated Cannon's Propane Company. He also served in the U. S. Air Force during the 1950's.

Survivors: his wife, Frances Cannon of Hemphill; three daughters, Brenda Smith of Newton, Kathy Stanley of Warren, and Peggy Cannon of Yellowpine; a sister, Erlyne Cannon of Reno, Nevada; a brother, Dean Vance of Yellowpine; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel of Starr Funeral Home Inc in Hemphill. Interment followed at Yellowpine Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Six Mile Baptist Church Building Fund at HC 53, Box 4830, Hemphill, TX 75948; or Lakes Area Hospice at P. O. Box 2086, Jasper, TX 75951.

Services were under the direction of Starr Funeraal Home Inc. Hemphill.

(Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, July 2012) 		 STR06 
4149 I40530  Cannon  Jason Clark  25 Jun 1923  23 Jun 1977  0  Military Marker Only, S Sgt US Marine Corps WW II. The BIRLS Death File shows his dates of service as 9 Jun 1941 through 14 Apr 1947.

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4150 I15483  Cannon  Jason Nathaniel "J N"  7 Jan 1894  16 Oct 1972  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/MMPB-JQY/p1
Name: Jason Nathaniel Cannon
Death Date: 16 Oct 1972
Death Place: Jasper, Jasper, Texas
Gender: Male
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Death Age: 78 years
Estimated Birth Date: 1894
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Father's Name: Henry Albert Cannon
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Mother's Name: Durden
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Film Number: 2242193
Digital Film Number: 4169872
Image Number: 1953
Reference Number: 84098
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

World War II Draft registration cards, on the same website, show he was born in Hemphill on 7 Jan 1894. The 1920 census instead shows his place of birth as Louisiana.

Bonnie Hyden, a granddaughter, writes that "Grandpa was born in Rainbow, Louisiana...if I remember correctly. He was a prize fighter in his younger days...and quite good, from what Dad says. He ended up in Galveston, Tx at one point. One day he was in a small cafe where a man started a ruckus...which Grandpa finished for him and threw the man out! Grandpa was not a big man...he just had all the right moves. ;-) The owner of the cafe was a Greek man and he was impressed with Grandpa...so he hired him. This started Grandpa in the cafe business. Somehow, he ended up in Lufkin, Texas where he met Bessie Register...Grandma Cannon. The Registers were a fairly "well-to-do" family in Lufkin and they didn't take too kindly to Grandma taking a shine to Grandpa! As I hear, the Registers NEVER cared for Grandpa...and the feeling was mutual. Dad says that Grandpa had lived a fairly "free" lifestyle and loved to dance. Grandma was a devout Nazarene and therefore dancing was a BIG no-no. For her...Grandpa gave up bars, dancing and all his wild ways. At some point they moved to Hemphill, Texas where Grandpa opened up a cafe on the town square. Grandma was always in poor health and having all those kids didn't help any. She was in and out of hospitals, and such facilities. I've heard she was hospitalized when she gave birth to Aunt Marguerite and was sedated to the point that she did not remember the birth...and didn't believe that was her baby! Dad says that he has one memory of them all sitting down at the table for supper, as a family. Grandpa was always working at the cafe; Grandma was always sick. Gramdma passed away when Dad was 12. The older kids were big enough to go out on their own but Dad and two younger brothers were pretty much on their own...they thought. Dad says now that he realizes everyone in town was watching them and would report to Grandpa on their activities and whereabouts, although he didn't know it then. Which was cause for some confusion when they'd come to the cafe or home and Grandpa would give them a switchin' for some supposed secret...yet wrong deed! lol

Grandpa was a man of rigid yet right principles and he didn't mind at all standing up for what was right. One story says that he ran a preacher out of town because he was teaching from some "new" Bible which, apparently, didn't quite line up with the one Grandpa had. My favorite story, from Dad, concerns two men who had been out all night drinking and decided to stop in to the cafe for a bite to eat. Upon entering the cafe they got loud, vulgar and disruptive running off most of Grandpa's customers. This did NOT sit well with Grandpa Cannon! The two men seated themselves at the counter and ORDERED a steak meal. Grandpa silently went into the kitchen, slapped two steaks on the grill, turned them over and then slapped them into the plate...about that fast. He finished their dinners off with cold, day old mashed 'taters and whatever vegetable he had sitting there...waiting to go into the hog slop. He then took the plates to the end of the counter and slid them down the counter to his "customers". Dad says that Grandpa consider sliding a plate to a customer the height of rudeness. The two men took one look at their plates and didn't like what they saw. But...when they looked up at Grandpa to "protest"...they were looking straight into the barrel of his .45 which he kept under the counter. He ordered them to eat their dinners...every last bit...then he made them pay and told them to get out and don't EVER come back. When the men got to their truck, they were a bit "aggravated" so they figured they'd teach J.N a lesson. (That's what everyone around here knew Grandpa by). The men retrieved their shotguns from their truck and commenced to shooting out the large picture windows of the cafe! Grandpa answered them back with his .45 and actually wounded one of the men. That convinced the other man that Grandpa wasn't up for being bullied and he put his gun down. The wounded man was rushed to the local dr and the Sheriff stopped in to the cafe to question Grandpa. Grandpa asked the Sheriff, "Did I call you?" The Sheriff replied, "Well no, J.N. But hell! You shot a man! I have to get a statement from you." Grandpa stated, "There are only two reasons you need to be in my establishment. 1) to eat. 2) if I call you. I didn't call you. So, are you here to eat?" Sheriff, "No...but...J.N....we have to clear this up!" Grandpa, "It's clear. They ran off my customers, they trashed my place. I shot what I was aiming at and the whole thing came to an end. Now...if you're not eating, I think it best you leave." And...the Sheriff left. BUT...Grandpa then went everyday and visited the man he had shot, taking him free meals (since hospital food wasn't any good, he said) and they were good friends after that.

I only have a handful of personal memories of Grandpa since we lived out of state, but in his later years he operated a fruit stand at the corner of the square. I remember stopping by there once and never in my short life had I ever seen such." 		 STR06 
4151 I15483  Cannon  Jason Nathaniel "J N"  7 Jan 1894  16 Oct 1972  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1920 Census
Texas, Angelina County, JP #1
Enumerated 14 Day Jan 1920
SD 326 ED 4 Sheet 2A
Lufkin and Burke Road
29-29
Cannon, Jason Head M W 26 M La Ala Ala Farmer
Cannon, Bessie Wf F W 25 m Tx Tx Tx
Cannon, Hilie Mother F W 51 Wd Ala Ala Ala
Caoon, Jessie Sister F W 16 S Tx Ala Ala
Cannon, Mixon Br M W 12 S Tx Ala Ala
Cannon, Rosie Sister F W 10 S Tx Ala Ala 		 STR06 
4152 I40534  Cannon  Jeffery Lynn  23 Mar 1949  19 Feb 2016  0  Jeffery Cannon Strickland, 66, passed away Friday afternoon in the East Texas Medical Center, Tyler, Texas. She was born in Kilgore, Texas to Jason Clark and Uni Bell Hamilton Cannon. Jeffery has lived in Hemphill all her life and was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother.

She is survived by her husband Joe Strickland of Hemphill, her daughter Jeannie Blue and husband John of Hemphill, Her sister Annette Conner and husband Bob of Hemphill, her grandchildren; Tyler Mosley, J.B. Mikeman, Hunter Mosley, Jalyn Mosley and great grandchild Kacelynn Fiedler. Jeffery is preceded in death by her son Jason Mosley.

Visitation will be from 6:00pm until 8:00pm, Monday, February 22, 2016, in the Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr St., Hemphill, Texas. A memorial service will be held at 11:00am, Saturday, February 27, 2016, in the Starr Funeral Home Chapel.

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4153 I34901  Cannon  Mary Ann  25 Oct 1809  27 Sep 1885  0  Nancy Mayo Bishop writes that she was the daughter of William CANNON and Elizabeth "Betsey" RUFF.  STR06 
4154 I40528  Cannon  William "Billy" Nathaniel  4 Aug 1933  17 Aug 1999  0  He was born Clarence Mixon Cannon, but later changed his name to Dean Mixon Vance. His brother Billy Cannon also changed his last name to Vance, both boys wanting to make their way under their own reputation, not that of their grandfather. Bonnie Hyden indicated their older sister, Erlyne, helped them chose their new names. When he moved back to Sabine County, he started using the name Billy Cannon once again. He is listed on the SSDI as William N. CANNON.

He was a welder for many years and a Hemphill City Policeman in his later years. 		 STR06 
4155 I47653  Canter  Jim  13 Nov 1928  26 Oct 2006  0  Obituary
(Copied from FindAGrave)

Jacksonville Daily Progress
October 2006

Coach Jim Canter 11/13/1928 -10/26/2006
Services for Jim Canter, 77, Jacksonville are scheduled for Saturday, October 28th at 2:00 PM at Central Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. Bruce Webb officiating.

Burial will be in the Still Waters Memorial Gardens under the direction of Autry Funeral Home, Jacksonville. Coach Canter died October 26, 2006 in Tyler.

He was born November 13, 1928, in Homer, LA to the late Robert E. and Lena Jackson Canter.

He married Lucy Kennedy in Nacogdoches in 1950.

He attended Kilgore High School and Stephen F. Austin University, where he lettered in three years in football and baseball and was inducted into the SFA Athletic Hall of Fame in 1978.

He was an All-Lone Star Conference Safety in 1949, while leading the Lumberjacks in punt returns and interceptions.

He was an All-Lone Star Conference selection in baseball in 1948 and 1950, pitching the Lumberjacks to three consecutive LSC championships.

Coach Canter served thirty-three years as football coach and Athletic Director. He coached in Gladewater, Beckville, Stephen F. Austin University, Orange, DeKalb, Southern State University in Magnolia, AR. and Jacksonville. At DeKalb, Coach Canter won four district championships in six years.

During Coach Canter's tenure at Jacksonville High School, he guided the Indians to championship over 50 percent of the time and was named district 8-AAA Coach of the Year in 1974 and 1975.

In 1965, Coach Canter earned "Four States Coach of the Year" honors from the Texarkana Gazette, followed by the "East Texas Coach of the Year" awarded by the Tyler Morning Telegraph in 1971.

Jim Canter was a member and former elder of the First Christian Church, Tyler. He served as chairman of the board at First Methodist Church, Jacksonville, and was an elder and Sunday School Superintendent at First Christian Church, Nacogdoches.

He taught the Alpha Omega and Pearl Malloy Sunday School classes at First United Methodist Church in Jacksonville and the Fidelis class at First Christian Church, Tyler.

He was active in scouting many years. He served three years on the board of directors of the Texas High School Coaches Association and was presented the President's Award by the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce in 1975.

He was preceded in death by their son Steve Canter.

Survivors include his wife Lucy; his sons, Mark Canter and his wife Aline, Jacksonville, and John Canter and wife Nan, Houston; his daughter-in-law Julie Canter, Jacksonville; grandchildren Stephen and wife Rachel Canter, Joseph Canter and Clay Canter, Jacksonville; Caleb Canter, Magnolia; Luke Canter, Ft. Bragg, N.C.; Merry Caroline Canter, McKinney; Miranda Canter and Joseph Lemons Canter, Houston; brother Sam Canter, Blanchard, LA; and sister Earsie Lynn, Bossier City, LA.

Pallbearers are Stephen Canter, Caleb Canter, Clay Canter, Luke Canter, Joseph Canter, and George Kennedy, III.

Family will receive friends from 5:00 to 7:00 PM Friday, October 27th at Autry Funeral Home.

If desired, memorials may be made to the Hospice of East Texas, 4111 University Blvd., Tyler, Texas. 75701 or to the Rockin' C Ranch, 5300 CR 325, Lindale, Texas. 75771.

Hospice of East Texas, 4111 University Blvd, Tyler, Texas 75701 or Rockin' C Ranch, 5300 CR 325, Lindale, TX 75771 		 STR06 
4156 I38321  Cantrall  Catherine E.  28 Mar 1853  Yes, date unknown  0  The Cantrell family: a biographical album and history of the descendants of Zebulon Cantrell...covering the period from 1700 to 1898, edited by Carmi G. Cantrell, Google eBook notes that she was born March 26, 1853. Married G. H. RIDDLE March 18, 1874. They have no children, and live near Rushville, Neb.  STR06 
4157 I38361  Cantrall  Clarissa  Abt 1833  1 Sep 1916  0  https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/9FQX-5FV/p1
Name: Clarissa Cantrall
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Death Date: 01 Sep 1916
Death Place: Road Dist. No.98, Menard, Illinois
Gender: Female
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Age: 83
Estimated Birth Year: 1833
Birth Date: About 1833
Birthplace: Sangamon Co., Ill.
Father: Thomas Cantrall
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Father's Birth Place: Kentucky
Mother: Mclemore
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Occupation: Seamstress
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Burial Date: 03 Sep 1916
Burial Place: Athens, Ill.
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Digital Folder Number: 4007976
Image Number: 1074
Film Number: 1530829
Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn27378
Collection: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 		 STR06 
4158 I38317  Cantrall  David P.  7 May 1818  21 Jan 1892  0  The Cantrell family: a biographical album and history of the descendants of Zebulon Cantrell...covering the period from 1700 to 1898, edited by Carmi G. Cantrell, Google eBook notes that "D. P. Cantrall, son of Wyatt, was born May 7, 1818, in Ohio. That year his parents moved to Sagamon county, Illinois. March 13, 1841, he married Eleanor McLemore. She was born March 20, 1820. Their children are: Young M., Sarah E., Erastus D., Catherine E. Y. M Cantrall lives at Milledgeville, Ill. Mrs. Catherine Riddle lives near Rushville, Neb. The other two died youn. Mrs. Cantrall died January 15, 1864, and David P. married for his second wife Ursual Bull Janaury 15, 1861. Their children are: Eddie C., Wyatt B., and Nettie C. Mrs. Eddie C. Kirkpatrick lived near Lisbon, Iowa. Wyatt B. lives near Stanborn, Iowa. Mrs. Nettie C. Whiteman near Lisbon, Iowa. David P. Cantrall died January 21, 1892, and his widow died August 25, 1894. "  STR06 
4159 I38319  Cantrall  Erastus D.  Abt 1848  22 Jun 1867  0  The Cantrell family: a biographical album and history of the descendants of Zebulon Cantrell...covering the period from 1700 to 1898, edited by Carmi G. Cantrell, Google eBook notes that Erastus D. Cantrall died June 22, 1867, when 19 years old.  STR06 
4160 I38358  Cantrall  Joshua  8 Aug 1748  9 Sep 1800  0  All of this information about Joshua Cantrell and his brothers and sisters is taken from the book "The Cantrell Family" written by Carmi G. Cantrell, Illinois, 1898.

"Joshua Cantrell was a soldier in the war for American Independence. He was born in Penn., but moved to Virginia, then to Kentucky in 1789. He was the father of nine sons, but no daughter. Four of his sons died without families, the other five married in Kentucky and moved to Ohio, then to Illinois. There were born to them 64 children, 33 sons and 31 daughters."


Following info. about the Joshua Cantrill family from Anette Stanley Rardin, posted on the Cantrell Family Genealogy Forum, Aug. 12, 1998.........

"It is possible that Joshua Cantrill was a relative. He lived in Pittsylvania Co., VA, in the 1780s. In 1794 in Mercer Co., KY., Lewis Castleman sued Joshua Cantrill regarding an unpaid debt. He is found on the 1800 census in Montgomery Co., KY. He signed his will on 20/26 Aug. 1800 and it was probated Oct. 14, 1800, Montgomery Co., KY. He named wife Ann and children: Wyatt, Zebulon, Joshua, and William. Executors: Zebulon Cantrill and James Graham. Witnessed by Thomas Isles/Iles, J./I. H. Jenkins, and Andrew Biggs. (Montgomery County Will Abstracts compiled by Mrs. W.P. Oldham, pp. 77, 83 (another abstract of same will, but Wyatt was omitted and there are a few changes in spellings.) From Kentucky Records - Early Wills and Marriages, Old Bible Records and Tombstone Inscriptions, by Julia Ardery, Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969.) It is possible that Mary Cantrill who married Morris Thomas was also a relative. Morris and Mary left Chester Co., PA., in 1777 and moved to what is now Hardy Co., WVA. Their descendants lived in Hardy Co., now WVA, Pittsylvania Co., VA., and Mercer Co., KY."


Further info. on Joshua Cantrall, son of Zebulon's son, Joseph...... GEN FORUM
Children's birth and marriage and death dates posted by Linda Oatman on Aug. 25, 1998.

Following info. from DAR Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Joshua Cantrell (1748-1800) served as a private during the Revolution and took the oath of allegiance, 1776, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Botetourt County, Virginia., when quite a lad, and died in Bath County, Kentucky.

Following from: "Wills, Estates, Inventories, 1797-1879, Montgomery Co., KY.
Page 14 + Joshua Cantril 1800 26th day, August Wife: Ann
A Negro gal named, Nancy, willed to Ann. Sons, Wyatt; Zebulon; Joshua; William; Levy.
Witnesses: ThomasIlez, James H. Linking, Andrew Biggs

Page 47 -- Inventory of property of Joshua Cantrell ..............

Following information in regard to Joshua Cantrell comes from the Database on Ancestry.com ........ Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 vols.) "Joshua Cantrell (1748-1800) served as a private during the Revolution and took the Oath of Allegiance, 1776, in Pittsylvania County, Va. He was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Botetourt County, Va., when quite young, and died in Bath County, Ky.


Notes for JOSHUA CANTRELL by Warren G. Cantrell ....................... Done for the CantrellCousin Project.,

"We know that Joseph Cantrell's son, Joshua, born 8 August, 1748, appears in the Augusta Co., VA court records 17 August 1758, when he was made a servant of John McMahon. We know from Franklin Co., VA Court Records, March Court, 1788, that Stephen Cantrell gave a Power of Attorney to Joshua Cantrell, his half brother, and that it was proven and ordered recorded. We know that Joshua married Ann Graham and lived in Botetcourt Co. 1773 and in 1789 moved to Bath Co., KY, where he died 9 September 1800."

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4161 I38356  Cantrall  Levi  10 Oct 1787  22 Feb 1860  0  Levi Cantrall, the seventh son of Joshua, was born October 1, 1787, in Virginia. His parents moved to Kentucky in 1789. He was there married to Fanny England, November 30, 1809. Sher was born October 2, 1792. They moved to Ohio, then to Illinois, reaching the place where Springfield now stands, December 4, 1819. They journeyed to a place near where the town of Cantrall now is, and there improved a farm where Mr. Cantrall lived until his death. The following notes are taken from writing left by him:

"December 4, I camped where Springfield now is a city. December 5, came across the Sangamon River and on the 7th looked for the location I now live on. December 8 set to build a cabin and got one raised and chinked and chimney up to the mantle, and the weather set in so hard that mortar could not be used. December 24 the snow began to fall, one snow after another, until it was two feet on a level and became extremely cold until the 11th of February. On the night of the 11th it moderated and rained until 12 o'clock. At this date there was Wyatt Cantrall, Matthew Holland, Alexander Crawford, Henry Crawford, Kellogg, John Dixon and myself, on the way to the American bottom for provisions. In the evening changed severely cold. Camped at Hickory Point. Met William Proctor with a lot of stock hogs and 112th camped together. December 13th camped at Dory Ford. By this time our company numbered 10 men and seven teams. December 14 camped at Padies on Kohoky Creek. December 15 to the American bottom to the six-mile prairie, then loaded up with meal and flour. On the 18th started home with 14 head of hogs, and the weather was thawing in the day and freezing at night and the waters began to rise and got so we had to head some streams. Some days we had to break the ice so as to let the hogs get through the sloughs. At night was cold. We come to old Father Bans, who was stuck in a snowdrift for three days with a load of corn. He was badly frost bitten. We helped him out and kept him in company with us till we got to Brush Creek. There we cut him a good supply of wood for fire. The water was so high that he was to stay until and water fell, but after we left, the old man ventured in and lost a part of his corn. He was a cripple all summer with the freezing of his feet.
The next day we got seven miles to Sugar Creek. There we had to cut timber and build a bridge on the ice and drove our hogs on the ice and swim out on the land. We got over and camped. Traveled one mile that day. New Day got to where the steam distillery stand, (where the C. & A. now crosses Sangamon, north of Springfield, and camped. By this time the river got over the banks and no ferry boat or canoe, we got a grubbing hoe and our ax and made a trough, and Bro. Wyatt came across to get tools to build canoe, but did not return for days. Fourth day while I was in camp Stephen England come with a family to the camp, and we sent a boy to Mr. Kelly's, where the city of Springfield now is, for a set of tools and made a canoe and commended swimming and ferrying with the canoe, and on the twenty-first day from the start we and party arrived in good health and spirits.
The snow yet remained in drifts until the 10th of March. The spring was fine and we began to improve. On the 25th day of April there was a heavy rain and that was the last till the 19th of July. The drought set in the the late planted corn never came up until the July rain, and in May, the 26th, there was a frost that cut the corn to the ground.
The season was so bad that we thought about moving back to the settlement, but in August went down to the American bottom and got a load of corn, and Bro. Wyatt and as far as where Selly mill stands, and my team stuck fast in the mud. There I had to unload the corn and reload one of the hottest days in August. All the drink was out of a horse track while I was doing this. Bro Wyatt had gone across to Spring Creek to Elias mill to get grinding. In a few days I went down to the Ridge Prairie and bought a set of mill stones and built what we then called a band mill, constructed by a large wheel 40 feet over and a rawhide or a tug around a wheel, and ground the first grain ever on the north side of the Sangamon River in the fall of 1820. Then the people came to my mill for thirty miles and in 1822, in the spring, I built a water mill. that was the only chance for the north for fifty miles for a while.
In the fall of 1830 I built a saw mill. The season was very dry, so that I could not grand none and had my hands to dig the foundation deep in the bed of the creek and in the month of November there came one shower and I caught enough of water to saw eighty feet of lumber and then it began to snow and snowed one snow after another, till it was four feet on a level and drifted till in covered the stake and ride red fences and in many places was seven or eight feet deep. On my farm, too, it took two good yoke of oxen to haul one shock of fodder and continued so till in February 1831."

"Levi" was left an orphan when twelve years old and was bound to a man who was a tanner. He was whipped so severely that he carried the scars, showing them in his old age to friends. At the age of fourteen he ran away from his master and made his own living. He taught his children to show kindness to the poor and needy by relating to them his onw hardships when young. Quoted from the book "The Cantrell Family" by Carmi G. Cantrell.

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4162 I38355  Cantrall  Thomas  11 Oct 1810  22 Jun 1856  0  He appears to have been the first of 14 children born to Levi and Frances.

Thomas Cantrall, on June 22, 1856, while working at a saw mill, was killed when a team of horses befame frightened by a blowing whistle and dragged a saw log over him.

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4163 I38355  Cantrall  Thomas  11 Oct 1810  22 Jun 1856  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Illinois, Menard County
Enumerated 20 Sept 1850
318-326
Thomas Cantrel38 M Farmer 5250 Ky
Elizabeth Cantrel 30 F Ky (Second wife)
Clarissa Cantrell 17 F Ill
T. Cantrell 15 M Ill
Y. Cantrell 13 M Ill
Levi Cantrel 12 M Ill
N. A. Cantrel 10 F Ill
Frances Cantrel 8 F Ill
Mary Cantrel 4 F Ill
Thos. Cantrel 8 M Ill
Martha Cantrel 1 F Ill
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4164 I38368  Cantrall  Young  Abt 1837  Yes, date unknown  0  James Alkire (jnjalkire@sbcglobal.net) shows that Young M. CANTRALL,was born 1838 in Sangamon, IL and died 1 July 1863 at Vicksburg, MS.  STR06 
4165 I38318  Cantrall  Young M.  30 Jun 1842  Yes, date unknown  0  The Cantrell family: a biographical album and history of the descendants of Zebulon Cantrell...covering the period from 1700 to 1898, edited by Carmi G. Cantrell, Google eBook notes that "Young M. Cantrall was born June 30, 1842. Married Emiline BUSWEL, February 5, 1865. She was born August 12, 1843. Died September 1, 1875. They had one child, George, born July 18, 1875. Mr. Cantrall married for his second wife Emma HUBBARD, March 6, 1877. She was born May 6, 1856. Their children, Frank, born February 14, 1880; died October 22, 1887, and Gertrude born July 26, 1891. Young M. Cantrall lives in Milledgeville, Ill."  STR06 
4166 I38345  Cantrell  Wyatt  20 Dec 1790  25 Oct 1877  0  Wyatt was born December 20, 1790 in Bath County, KY., the same year that his parents moved from Bote tourt County, VA. He married Sally England and moved to Clarke County, OH., where they had three children. They then moved in company with her father, Stephen England, to St. Clair County, IL., in the fall of 1819, and in the spring of 1819, they built homes in what is now Fancy Creek, township in Sangamon County, IL., where they had six children. Wyatt and Levi lived on adjoining farms just north of Cantrall, IL. Taken from the book "The Cantrell Family" by Carmi G. Cantrell.
There Wyatt remained until after the death of his wife, Sally, on August 1, 1840. In the fall of 1841, he married Mrs. Polly Kingsbury, whose maiden name was Foster. She died about 1859.


Wyatt came to Whiteside County, IL "in 1836 and located near Sterling. He made claim of the prairie in the bend of the river, and also of the large island in Rock River, long since known as Cantrell's Island, upon which there was a large growth of timber. In 1838 he built a mill on the rapids of Rock River, getting his power by making adam of loose stones ............ It was at this mill that the people on the east and south side of Whiteside and the north side of Henry and Bureau Counties had their grists ground for ten years.
Mr. Cantrell took a prominent part in the affairs of the community during the early days, and was always regarded as a straightforward, honest, public-spirited man. He died recently at his son's residence in Kansas. (William and Stephen lived at Black Bob, Johnson County, Kansas). His remains were brought to Sterling, and buried October 31, 1877.

Taken from "History of Whiteside County, Illinois, Sterling Township," page 407. Original in Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado.

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4167 I2102  Capek  Agnes  21 Aug 1911  9 Sep 1996  0  Agnes received her B.S.B.A. in 1934 from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where she was a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma National Honor Fraternity. She was a member of Western Fraternal Life for over 60 years. She was active and involved in numerous community fraternal and civic organizations. (Milligan, p 286).  STR06 
4168 I15020  Capek  Anna  25 Jun 1892  2 Jul 1934  0  (Research):
Census Information:

1930 Census
Nebraska, Saline County, Atlanta Precinct
Enumerated April 18, 1930 by Frank M. Svec
ED 76-1 SD 11 Sheet 4A Stamped 114
HH 75-75
Frank (51), James (49) and Rose (38) Smith, siblings
HH 76-76
Smith, Edward Hd M W 40 M 24 Neb Czech Czech Farmer
Smith, Anna Wf F W 38 M 22 Neb Czech Czech
Smith, Helen Dtr F W 15 S Neb Neb Neb
Smith, Edward J Son M W 14 S Neb Neb Neb
Smith, Anna M Dtr F W 10 S Neb Neb Neb
Smith, Clara Dtr F W 8 S Neb Neb Neb
Smith, Dorothy Dtr F W 5 S Neb Neb Neb 		 STR06 
4169 I3094  Capek  Anna E.  12 Jul 1913  17 Apr 2007  0  Anna E. Urban, 93, Geneva, widow of Leo, died Tuesday (4/17/07) in Geneva. Born to Vaclav and Anna (Vejraska) Capek on July 12, 1913, at Milligan.

Survivors: daughter, son-in-law, Rita and Louis Lichti, Geneva; grandchildren, spouses, Patti and Jamie Wenz, Audrie and Brian Bates, Carmen and Brion Westfahl, Craig Lichti, all of Lincoln; six great-grandchildren.

Funeral services: 10:30 a.m. Friday, Farmer and Son Funeral Home-Kotas Chapel, Milligan. Bohemian National Cemetery, Milligan. Pastor Chris Lake officiating. Visitation: 1-8 p.m. Thursday, funeral home. Memorials in care of the family.

Published in the Lincoln Journal Star on 4/18/2007, courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy 		 STR06 
4170 I15012  Capek  Anton  17 Jan 1883  18 Jan 1964  0  Anton, along with his two older brothers, was needed to help in the fields and to take care of the livestock, so he only received six years of schooling. (Milligan, p 232).  STR06 
4171 I15012  Capek  Anton  17 Jan 1883  18 Jan 1964  0  (Research):

Census Listings:

1930 Census
Nebraska, Fillmore County, Glengary Twp
Enumerated April 7, 1930
ED 30-17 SD 11 Sheet 3B
50-51
Capek, Joseph Head M W 44 S 23 Ne Czech Czech Farmer
Capek, Josie Wf F W 41 S 20 Neb Czech Czech
Capek, Rose Dtr F W 18 S Neb Neb Neb
Capek, Joseph Son M W 9 9/12 S Neb Neb Neb
Capek, Arnold Son M W 1 2/12 S Neb Neb Neb
51-52
Anton and Anna Fujan family
52-53
Capek, Anton Head m W 46 M 35 Neb Czech Czech Farmer
Capek, Agnes Wf F W 39 M 28 Neb Czech Czech
Capek, Irma Dtr F W 10 4/6 S Neb Neb Neb
Capek, Anton Son M W 6 3/12 S Neb Neb Neb

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4172 I6796  Capek  Anton John  8 Jan 1924  14 May 1979  0  Anton graduated from Milligan High School in 1941 and helped his father on the family farm after his graduation. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in March, 1944, training at Camp Pendelton. He was in the Pacific theater and landed at Nagasaki two days after the A-Bomb and stayed there for almost a year with the Military Police Occupational Forces. He was honorably discharged in August, 1946. (Milligan, p 233).  STR06 
4173 I6796  Capek  Anton John  8 Jan 1924  14 May 1979  0  (Medical):Anton found out he had cancer in September, 1977, and suffered for two years. A greater share of this time was sepnd in hospitals. (Milligan, p 233).  STR06 
4174 I15030  Capek  Arnold Arvil  24 Jan 1929  29 Dec 2017  0  "Arnold attended school at District #43 to the eighth grade then went to Milligan High School and graduated with the class of 1946. After graduation he worked on the farm with his father and brother until August of 1951 when he was inducted into the armed services. He took his basic training at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas and went overseas and spent time in Japan and Korea. Arnold was discharged in May of 1953, and came back to farm with his parents." (Milligan, p 234).

Obituary

A Funeral Service for Arnold will be held on Friday, December 29, 2017 at 10:30 a.m. at the United Methodist Church in Milligan. Pastor Pat Norris will officiate the service.

Military Graveside Services will be held in the Bohemian National Cemetery following the Funeral Service.

Visitation will be held on Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with family present from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Farmer & Son Funeral Home - Kotas Chapel in Milligan, Nebraska.

Memorials are suggested to the Milligan Fire & Rescue or the Milligan American Legion.

Arnold A. Capek was born to Joseph & Josephine (Herynk) Capek on January 24, 1929 near Milligan, Nebraska and passed away on December 25, 2017 at his home, near Milligan at the age of 88 years, 11 months, and 1 day. He was one of 4 children born in the family.

Arnold started school at District 43 where both of his parents attended. He went to Milligan High School in 1942 and graduated in 1946.

He was a life-long farmer in the Milligan, Nebraska area. He farmed with his dad first until he was inducted into the Army in August of 1951. He served in the Korean Was and was very proud of his service. After being honorably discharged from the military, he returned home in May of 1953 and began farming again.

On November 14, 1953, he was united in marriage to Lucille Most at the Methodist Church in Milligan by Rev. Leroy Seavers. To this union, 3 children were born: Susan, Roger & Gerald. This last November Arnold and Lucille celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary.

They lived in the same house where Arnold was born until 1977 when they moved to their new home, ? mile south of the existing home, built by their nephews Randy & Larry Capek.

Arnold served 30 years on the Milligan Rural Fire Department, a term on the Milligan School Board, served as a director on the Milligan Farmers Co-op Board, and 29 years on the Farmers & Merchants Bank Board. He was also involved with the Milligan American Legion being in charge of ticket sales for 17 years for the Stag & Stagette events. He was also a seed dealer for most of his adult life.

Special memories that Arnold had included going on the 1st Korean Honor Flight to Washington D.C. and also receiving his quilt of valor in 2013.

Arnold was preceded in death by his parents Joseph & Josephine Capek; sisters and brothers-in-law Clara (Louis) Tesar, Rose (Ernest) Hayek; and brother Joseph Capek.

He leaves to mourn his passing his wife of 64 years Lucille Capek; daughter Susan (Charlie) Morton; sons Roger (Carol) Capek, Gerald (Margaret) Capek; sisters-in-law and brother-in-law Blanche Capek and Norma (Jim) Kotas all of Milligan, Nebraska; 8 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

(Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) 		 STR06 
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4177 I15027  Capek  Clara I.  4 Jan 1910  8 Feb 2005  0  "....one sister, Clara TESAR of Beaver Crossing...." (Milligan, p 297).  STR06 
4178 I3330  Capek  David John  30 Mar 1948  19 Dec 2023  0  He graduated from Exeter Public School in 1966, and completed his PhD in Political Science at UNL, returning to farm the land that had been in his family for over 100 years.

Obituary

David John Capek was born to John James & Rosemary (Kovanda) Capek on March 30, 1948 at Friend, Nebraska. He passed away on December 19, 2023 at Bryan East Hospital in Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of 75 years, 8 months, and 20 days. He was one of 2 children born in the family.

David grew up on a farm near Milligan, Nebraska. He graduated from Exeter High School with the class of 1966. He went on to attend Nebraska Wesleyan University, graduating in 1970. While at Wesleyan, David met Denise King and they were married on June 6, 1971. To this union three children were born: Karel, Haley, and Morgan. After graduating from Wesleyan, David attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and obtained a Master's Degree and Ph.D. in political science. After college, he worked for the Nebraska Department of Corrections Research area before returning to the family farm in 1980. He raised Registered Angus Cattle and farmed the family farm ground until retirement.

David stayed busy with the farming operation, helping to raise the children with the busy work schedule of a medical doctor wife, children's 4-H projects and various school events. After retirement, David spent most of his time in Lincoln. He enjoyed attending Broadway productions at the Orpheum Theatre in Omaha, travelling, reading, and sports, especially Husker Volleyball. He also enjoyed working on his Thunderbird, but he especially valued time spent with wife, children, and grandchildren.

David was also a faithful blood donor as long as his health permitted. He answered many donor requests and understood what an important gift it was for others, especially after his wife's survival of lymphoma.

David was preceded in death by his father & mother John & Rosemary Capek.

He is survived by his wife Denise Capek, MD of Lincoln, Nebraska; children Karel Capek, MD & wife Janet of Victoria, Texas, Haley Peters, Ph.D & husband Dr. Darrick Peters of Elkhorn, Nebraska, and Morgan Capek of Lincoln, Nebraska; sister Dr. Marilyn Capek of Winchester, Massachusetts; eight grandchildren including Rudy Capek, Ryker Peters, Kyran Peters, Zyan Peters, Tytus Peters, Helen Capek, Ingrid Capek, and Greta Capek; and many nieces and nephews.

Services pending.

Memorials are suggested to Nebraska Public Television.

(Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy, from Farmer & Son) 		 STR06 
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4180 I15017  Capek  Frank J.  4 Oct 1881  5 Feb 1962  0  Frank was a farmer, and also raised geese, ducks, chickens, hogs and cattle. He also worked with bees. He was a member of Svatopluk Lodge #420. (Milligan, p 236).  STR06 
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4184 I3115  Capek  Helen Mary  3 Dec 1913  17 May 2005  0  Helen M. Pribyl, 91, Friend, died Tuesday (5/17/05) in Exeter. Born, Milligan (12/3/13) to Rudolph and Mary (Hromadka) Capek.

Survivors: son, Gary and wife Lois Pribyl, Friend; daughters, Glory and husband Kenneth Chab, Friend, Glady and husband Thomas Weber, all Friend; brother, Rudy R. Capek Milligan; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; two stepgreat-grandchildren.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Milligan Auditorium, Milligan. The Rev. Jack Scavo. Bohemian National Cemetery, Milligan. Visitation: 1-8 p.m. today, Farmer & Son Funeral Home-Kotas Chapel, Milligan. Memorials in care of the family.

(Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy, Lincoln Journal Star Archives) 		 STR06 
4185 I3109  Capek  Irene I.  14 Oct 1919  Oct 1995  0  Irene SSN: 507-34-4474  STR06 
4186 I15014  Capek  Jan "John"  9 Dec 1844  15 Jun 1934  0  Papers received from the Katolicky Dalnik, or Catholic Workman Insurance Company, state that John's father was Joseph Capek and his mother was Barbara Jakup. Other information stated he had one brother killed in the army and one sister, but no names were given. (Milligan, p 237).  STR06 
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4189 I11557               
4190 I3327  Capek  John James  10 Feb 1916  3 Oct 1960  0  Introduced to music by his mother at a young age, he pursued a career in that field with zest throughout the rest of his life. John enlisted in the U.S. Army in September, 1941, serving four years in the Asiastic Pacific Theatr and the Philippine Liberation operation. He was a member of the Army Sixth Division Band, and honorably discharged in December, 1945. After his marriage, John farmed and played in various community orchestras. He was killed in a truck accident at the age of 44. (Milligan, p 238).  STR06 
4191 I11548               
4192 I15010  Capek  Joseph  6 Jul 1885  24 May 1959  0  (Research):
Census Listings:

1930 Census
Nebraska, Fillmore County, Glengary Twp
Enumerated April 7, 1930
ED 30-17 SD 11 Sheet 3B
50-51
Capek, Joseph Head M W 44 S 23 Ne Czech Czech Farmer
Capek, Josie Wf F W 41 S 20 Neb Czech Czech
Capek, Rose Dtr F W 18 S Neb Neb Neb
Capek, Joseph Son M W 9 9/12 S Neb Neb Neb
Capek, Arnold Son M W 1 2/12 S Neb Neb Neb
51-52
Anton and Anna Fujan family
52-53
Capek, Anton Head m W 46 M 35 Neb Czech Czech Farmer
Capek, Agnes Wf F W 39 M 28 Neb Czech Czech
Capek, Irma Dtr F W 10 4/6 S Neb Neb Neb
Capek, Anton Son M W 6 3/12 S Neb Neb Neb 		 STR06 
4193 I15029  Capek  Joseph G.  31 Jul 1920  5 Sep 1999  0  After graduating from 8th grade, Joseph remained at home to help his father on the farm. He entered the armed services on September 11, 1942 in the Field Artillery, 35th Division. He served in the European theatre, returning stateside on September 10, 1945. He contracted polio in 1949. After this, he remained on his farm, working the land and raising cattle. He was active in civic events, as well as serving on the local school board for 13 years. (Milligan, p 239).

Obituary

Capek -- Joseph G., 79, Milligan, died Sunday (9/5/99). Born, Milligan (7/31/20) to Joseph and Josephine (Herynk) Capek. Survivors: wife, Blanche; sons, daughtersin-law, Randy and Lana, Tobias, Larry and Adrienne, Milligan; daughter, Jo Capek, Lincoln; brother, sister-in-law, Arnold and Lucille, Milligan; sisters, brother-in-law, Rose and Ernest Hayek, Friend, Clara Tesar, Beaver Crossing; seven grandchildren.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Milligan Auditorium. Kim Dunker officiating. Bohemian National Cemetery, Milligan. Visitation: beginning 1 p.m. Tuesday, Farmer and Son Funeral Home-Kotas Chapel, Milligan. Memorials care of family.

(Obituary courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy, from the 6 Sept 1999 issue of the Lincoln Journal Star) 		 STR06 
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4198 I8213  Capek  Mamie Emma  18 Nov 1911  4 Jun 1986  0  After graduating from the 8th grade, Mamie remained home to help her parents with the farm. She lived with them on their farm until their deaths. She was a avid gardener, and member of St. Wecneslaus Catholic Church. (Milligan, p 240).  STR06 
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