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| 9901 | I32395 | Hardwick | Ida | Jan 1878 | 22 Apr 1915 | 0 | The Dawes Enrollment packet of George Mutz indicated that is took some time for him to be enrolled as a citizen by intermarriage. The fact that he and Ida married first under a U.S. marriage license, and married again some four years later under a tribal license appeared to be one factor. Additionally, it appeared that the Choctaw and Chickasaw attornies originally protested the enrollment on the grounds that they suspected Ida was actually a full sister of George W. Blevins, Annie B. Roberts, John Orndorf and Mattie Hybarger, and first requested that a full examination be made of the records to determine who the parents of Ida Hardwick Mutz were. The chairman of the enrollment commision stated that upon examination, it was determined that Ida was indeed the daughter of Dave Hardwick, now deceased, who was a citizen by blood and resident of Pickens County, and Creecy Merriman, who was presently age 42 and a citizen by blood. "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II"; compiled and edited by Nova A. Lemons, contains a sketch of the Hardwick Family submitted by Jon Eastman Hardwick of Baird, Texas (now deceased). He stated that Ida was born in April 1877 and died in 1915. J. W. Honeysuckle, in a article below relating to the death of Ida Mutz and her mother, Crecy Harney Hardwick Merriman, stated that Ida had been first married to his brother, a Honeysuckle, prior to her marriage to George Mutz. TWO WOMEN SLAIN IN FAMILY FEUD Marshall County Farmer's Home Scene of Double Tragedy MADILL, Okla., April 22 - (Special)- Mrs. Creacy Merriman, aged 60, and Mrs G. M. Mutz, 35 years of age, were shot and killed Thursday morning by J. W. Honeysuckle, 27, at the latter's home, about three miles northeast of Kingston. Honeysuckle fired two pistol shots into the body of each woman. Immediately after the second shot was fired into the body of Mrs. Merriman, she ran out of the house to the front porch where she fell dead. After Mrs. Mutz had been shot the second time she ran out of the room, and sat down by the side of the house. Mrs. Honeysuckle took the wounded woman back into the house and placed her in bed, where she died fifteen minutes later. Honeysuckle came to Madill and surrendered three hours later. He is now in the county jail here. According to Honeysuckle the double killing was the culmination of a quarrel over the guardianship of his three step-children. Honeysuckle had been married just one week when the killing occurred. According to Honeysuckle's statement, Mrs Merriman was the grandmother of his step-children, and Mrs. Mutz was his sister-in-law, her first husband having been his brother. At the time of the killing, Mrs N. F. Benson [Jennie Hardwick], a daughter of Mrs Merriman, and Mrs Honeysuckle, wife of the slayer, were the only other persons in the home. Honeysuckle says that there had been previous domestic trouble in the family. According to his statement, Mrs. Merriman and Mrs. Mutz drove up to his house during the rain about 9 o'clock Thursday morning. He says that he went to the door and invited the women to tie their team, and to come into the house, while it was raining. The women accepted the invitation, he says, and as they were entering the door one of the women made a remark which caused Mrs. Honeysuckle to object to their presence in the Honeysuckle home. The women entered the house, over the protest of Mrs. Honeysuckle, and attacked Mrs. Honeysuckle, knocking her down, says Honeysuckle, who alleges that while his wife was on the floor she was kicked by Mrs. Mutz. He says that he pulled the women from his wife and that they assualted him, pushing him back of a stove and against the wall. "Mrs Merriman picked up a butcher knife and started toward me," says Honeysuckle . "I warned her away several times and kept repeating, 'Don't make me hurt you.' The women kept crowding in on me. I drew a pistol and fired twice, one shot striking Mrs Merriman, the other hitting Mrs Mutz. The women grappled me, and while we were struggling I fired twice at Mrs Merriman, one of the bullets striking Mrs.Merriman, the other going wild and striking Mrs Mutz," says Honeysuckle. Mrs. Honeysuckle's three children, over whom the trouble occurred, are of Indian extraction by her former husband, Brit Hardwick, a son of Mrs Merriman. Mrs Merriman is a widow. (Courtesy of Debra Usry, copied from a Rootsweb/Ancestry message board) |
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| 9902 | I32395 | Hardwick | Ida | Jan 1878 | 22 Apr 1915 | 0 | (Research):From Rootsweb Native Amercian Data: Name: Hardwick, Dave Tribe: Chickasaw Record Type: enrollment Sex: M Enrollment Type: P (Parent) Card No.: 1022 Credit belongs to the staff of SW National Archives, Fort W orth, Texas, who compiled the names from the Dawes Enrollment Cards for its National Archives ?u? ?/u?http://www.archives.gov/genealogy/tutorial/dawes/rolls-index.html?u? ?/u? Others with this Family: Surname First Name Type Sex Age Blood % Hardwick Dave P (Parent) M Merriman Crecy P (Parent) F Mutz George P (Parent) M Mutz Jake P (Parent) M Mutz Margaret P (Parent) F Mutz George BB (By Blood) M 36 IW Mutz Ida BB (By Blood) F 21 3/8 Mutz Ada BB (By Blood) F 3 3/16 Mutz Fred BB (By Blood) M 1 3/16 Mutz Henry Overton BB (By Blood) M 1 3/16 |
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| 9903 | I32448 | Hardwick | Infant | Aft 1876 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Listed on 1878 census with her parents. Might this actually have been Mattie? | STR06 |
| 9904 | I32405 | Hardwick | James | Abt 1847 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Not found on the 1878 Chickasaw annuity rolls with his brothers. Did he die young? Move away from the Indian Territories? Please email if you know more about James Hardwick. Jon Eastman Hardwick, in his article in "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II" writes that James was born in 1847 and died in youth. |
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| 9905 | I19148 | Hardwick | James Lilburn | 31 Dec 1883 | Oct 1941 | 0 | At the time of the 1900 census (Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Twp 8, District 149) , Lilburn Hardwick, age 14 and born Sept 1885, was a Lodger in the home of Dr. C. B. and Martha E. Martin. he was shown as born in Indian Territory, along with his father, and his mother instead listed as born in Missouri. His occcupation was shown as "At School." Chickasaw Nation. Chickasaw Roll. Residence Pickens County Post Office: Willis, Indian Territory. Dawes Roll No. 3060. Hardwick, Lilburn. Age 16. Male. 1/16. Tribal Enrollment 1897 Chick. residing in Choctaw N. 3rd District. Page 75. Father Joe Hardwick Dead Pickens County. Mother Sally Hardwick Dead non-citizen. Enrollment approved by the Secretary of the Interior Dec 12, 1902. (On Chickasaw roll as Lilbun Hardwick). Land Allotment: Tishomingo, Indian Territory Sections 29 and 32, Town 6S, Range 4E, Nov 21, 1903 (320 acres, value $1,040). The Daily Oklahoman October 20, 1941 J. L. Hardwick, Police Officer Here, Is Dead James Lilburn Hardwick, 57 year old police officer, was stricken by a heart ailment Sunday while washing his automobile in the driveway of his home, 936 West Commerce avenue, and died en route to Samaritan hospital. Hardwick, a member of the department since Nov. 11, 1927, was a familiar figure to Capital Hill residents, where he walked one of the few remaining beats in the city, and directed traffic the last year. For many years prior to that his beat was on Reno and California avenues from Harvey to Santa Fe avenue. He was born Dec. 31, 1883, on a ranch in Marshall County. His father, Joseph Hardwick, was United States marshal here in territory days. Hardwick came to Oklahoma City before the run of '89 and worked at Wilson & Co. many years before being appointed to the old highway enforcement division of the state license bureau. He was a rate clerk and a guard at the state treasurer's office and served as a special officer at a bus station before joining the police department. Surviving, in addition to wife, Minnie, are a son, Lilburn Leo Hardwick, 3500 South Harvey avenue; a daughter, Betty Jo, of the home address, and a brother, Dave Hardwick, Port Angeles, Wash. Arrangements will be announced by the Capitol Hill funeral home. |
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| 9906 | I19148 | Hardwick | James Lilburn | 31 Dec 1883 | Oct 1941 | 0 | (Research):From Rootsweb Native American Database http://userdb.rootsweb.ancestry.com/nativeamerican/ Native American Data for Joe Hardwick Name: Hardwick, Joe Tribe: Chickasaw Record Type: enrollment Sex: M Enrollment Type: P (Parent) Card No.: 1019 Credit belongs to the staff of SW National Archives, Fort Worth, Texas, who compiled the names from the Dawes Enrollment Cards for its National Archives http://www.archives.gov/genealogy/tutorial/dawes/rolls-index.html?u? ?/u?First Name Type Sex Age Blood % Hardwick Joe P (Parent) M Hardwick Sally P (Parent) F Hardwick Lilburn BB (By Blood) M 16 1/16 Census Listings: 1920 Census Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Precinct 6 Enumerated 17 January 1920 SD 5 ED 161 Sheet 13B and 14A 207-288-299 Hardwick, James L Hd M W 37 M Ok Ok Tn Skil Laborer Morris and Co Hardwick, Minnie F Wf F W 25 M Tx NC NC Hardwick, Mary L Dtr F W 5 S Ok Ok Tx Hardwick, Lilburn L Son M W 3 S Ok Ok Ok 1930 Census Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, Ward 4rth Enumerated April 10, 1930 ED 55-136 SD 5?th Sheet 13B South West 26 500-148-5 Hardwick, James Hd R $37 M W 45 M@27 Ok Calif Calif Policeman City Hardwick, Minnie Wf Wf F W 33 M@16 Ok Tx Tx Hardwick, Loraine Dtr F W 16 S Ok Ok Ok Hardwick, Leo Son M W 12 S Tx Ok Ok Hardwick, Betty Jo Dtr F W 6 S Ok Ok Ok |
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| 9907 | I19153 | Hardwick | Janie | Jul 1885 | 12 Mar 1960 | 0 | Also shown as Jennie or Jincy? Lissa Johnston shows that she married Nat BENSON. She is not listed as a child of Dave and Crecy's by Jon Eastman Hardwick. | STR06 |
| 9908 | I19153 | Hardwick | Janie | Jul 1885 | 12 Mar 1960 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1910 Census Oklahoma, Marshall County, Willis Twp, Chickasaw Reservation 1-1 Benson, Nat F Hd M W 29 M1 6 Miss Miss Miss English Farmer Benson, Jannie Wife F Ind 24 M1 6 2/2 Ok Ark Ok Benson, Hamp Son m Ind 4 S Ok Miss Ok Benson, Jewel Dtr F Ind 1 1/2 S Ok Miss Ok 2-2 Marriman, Cressie 3-3 Brit and Minnie Hardiwick 1920 Census Oklahoma, Bryan county, Speairs Enumerated 3 January 1920 SD 3 ED 27 Sheet 1B 2-2 Benson, N.F. Hd M W 38 M Miss Miss Miss Farmer General Farm Benson, Jannie Wf F In 33 M Ok Ok Ok Benson, Hamp Son M Ind 14 S Ok Miss Ok Benson, Jewell Dtr F Ind 10 S Ok Miss Ok Benson, Maria Dtr F Ind 6 S Ok Miss Ok Benson, Horace Son M Ind 2 S Ok Miss Ok 1930 Census Oklahoma, Bryan County, Speairs Twp Enumerated April 2, 1930 ED 7-35 SD 13 Sheet 1A Stamped 21 2-2 Benson, Frank N Head M W 46 M@21 Miss Miss Miss Farmer Benson, Vira B Wf F W 36 M@19 Tx Tx Tenn Benson, Marrie Dtr Ind 15 S Ok Mix Blood Chickasaw Benson, Jorrice Son M Ind 12 S Ok Mix Blood Chickasaw [Note: Nat F appears to have remarried a Vera, born in Texas] 1930 Census Oklahoma, Choctaw County, Wilson Twp, Fort Towson Town Enumerated April 7, 1930 ED 12-6 SD 13 Sheet 5A Stamped 43 114-124 Benson, J. Hamp Hd M Ind 24 M 19 Ok Mixed Blood Choctaw Salesman Dry Good Store Benson, Jewell Sister Hd F In 20 S Ok Miss Oklahoma Saleslady Dry Good Store |
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| 9909 | I19145 | Hardwick | Joe B. | Abt 1881 | Abt 1931 | 0 | At the time of the 1900 census, in Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Twp 7, 20 year old Joe B. Hardwick was listed as a boarder in the home of John and Mollie Underhill. His date of birth was shown as Jun 1879, and he and his parents were all listed as being born in Indian Territory. Joe's occupation was shown as Farm Laborer. Chickasaw Nation. Chickasaw Roll. Residence Pickens County Post Office: Powell, Indian Territory. Dawes Roll No. 3041. Hardwick, Joe B. Age 18. Male. 1/16. Tribal Enrollment 1897 Chick. residing in Choctaw N. 3rd District. Page 75. Father Joe Hardwick Dead Pickens County. Mother Sally Hardwick Dead non-citizen. Enrollment approved by the Secretary of the Interior Dec 12, 1902. Land Allotment: Tishomingo, Indian Territory Sections 19 and 24, Town 7S, Range 5E-4E, April 20, 1903. Ardmore, Indian Territory, Section 2, Town 6s, Range 4E, Nov. 1, 1907. Jon Eastman Hardwick, in his article in "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II" that Joe was believed to have married twice and sired six children. |
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| 9910 | I19145 | Hardwick | Joe B. | Abt 1881 | Abt 1931 | 0 | (Research):From Rootsweb Native American Data Base: http://userdb.rootsweb.ancestry.com/nativeamerican/ Card No. 1012 Surname First Name Type Sex Age Blood % Hardwick Alma Bell P (Parent) F Hardwick Joe P (Parent) M Hardwick Sally P (Parent) F Hardwick Joe B BB (By Blood) M 18 1/16 Hardwick Montia B BB (By Blood) F 1 1/32 |
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| 9911 | I32399 | Hardwick | John C. | Abt 1815 | Bef 1878 | 0 | Hardwick, John C.- white resident among the Chickasaws, was possibly the last white man to marry a Chickasaw in Mississippi. He married Elizabeth Jane Boyd (born February 3, 1828), daughter of James M. and Nancy Boyd, in Marshall County, Mississippi. on November 25, 1844 (1). The couple lived in Tippah County, Mississippi, in 1850, but moved west in 1852. When they died is unknown, though they were in Pickens County in the Chickasaw Nation in 1870. they were the parents of James (1847), Joseph C. (1850-1884), John David (1852-1889), George D. (1854-1889), and Nancy (married John T. Huff) (2). (1) Garland, 130-134. (2) Ibid. John C. Hardwick was probably related to the Bourlands. John B. Bourland, son of Ebenezer Bourland, was born in Hopkins County, Kentucky, and married Nancy R. Hardwick, daughter of James Hardwick of Tennessee and wife Nancy Melar (Speer and Brown, ARK:35). That is the only Hardwick listed. There are no Hardricks... From "Who Was Who Among The Southern Indians", (Page 204) a genealogical notebook, 1698-1907 by Don Martini, 929.314, printed in 1998, Falkner, MS. It is a guide to the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Creek Indian tribes and the relatives/possible relatives. (Transcription by Lola Crane, original not viewed) Lissa Johnston shows he was the Sheriff of Pickens County, Oklahoma in 1870. She cites Marie King Garland's book, "Chickasaw Loves and Allied Families" as the source of her information about the Hardwick family. In April, 1872, J.C. Hardwick was summoned as a witness on a (judical) case and paid $5 for his services. On October 16, 1872, the County Judge appointed J.C. Hardwick County Treasury of Pickens County. On the 21 of May, 1873, J.C. Hardwick was ordered to pay himself $1000 for building and furnishing a court house for Pickens County. |
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| 9912 | I32399 | Hardwick | John C. | Abt 1815 | Bef 1878 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1850 Census Mississippi, Tippah County, The Third Division Enumerated 9 September 1850 155-155 John Hardwick 35 M Farmer Tenn Jane Hardwick 28 F Miss James Hardwick 3 M Miss John Hardwick 2/12 M Miss 1860 Census The Choctaw Nation, Indian Lands, Arkansas, P. O. Skullyville Enumerated 29 October 1860 Page 19 216-216 James M. Boyd 63 M Farmer Mississippi Mat Ault 30 M Miller Pennsylvania John Ireby 31 M Wagoner Alabama Christopher Wagoner 30 M Sawyer in Mill Germany John C. Hardwick 35 M Carpenter Tennessee J.W. Beam 31 M Carpenter S. Carolina |
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| 9913 | I19149 | Hardwick | John David "Dave" | Between 1850 and 1852 | 23 Oct 1889 | 0 | John David "Dave" Hardwick might actually have been born early than 1852, as two month old John Hardwick is listed with his parents and brother James at the time of the 1850 census. Or did that earlier census record actually relate to Joseph, said to have been born in 1850? "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II"; compiled and edited by Nova A. Lemons, contains a sketch of the Hardwick Family submitted by Jon Eastman Hardwick of Baird, Texas (now deceased). He stated that John David Hardwick was an U.S. mashal and was killed in the line of duty. John and Creacy were both buried in the old Harney graveyard. He thought that the cemetery was moved to near Woodville at the time Lake Texoma was built. The FORT SMITH CRIMINAL CASE FILES, 1866-1900, references a case involving Dave Hardwick. It related to an incident that took place 23 January 1883 in Texas "on the Indian Nation." Charles CRISWELL testified that on that night a party of five men, including Milton B. OVERTON, Brit WILLIS and Dave HARDWICK came to his home and asked to stay the night and have their horses fed. They also wanted supper. He went to feed the horses and then Milton Overton "got after my wife (Sarah CRISWELL)" ----she jumped the fence and ran into the smokehouse. He grabbed her by the ankle, and Charles tried to push him away. Milton pulled out his pistol and Sarah CRISWELL hollered because she was afraid. Then HARDWICK came out with a pistol. Charles told him to put up the gun so no one would get hurt. HARDWICK told OVERTON to "behave himself and let the Woman get supper". The defendants later said they came from Sherman and had rented the horses out of the stable Charles said he was born in South Carolina and he was an Irishman. His wife was born in Grayson Co and was a White Woman and not an Indian. CRISWELL reported that Milton OVERTON told him the next morning that he was a Chickasaw, he said they were all Chickasaws. Charles said that he married his wife about 5 or 6 months previously in Grayson county. She was 35 and had been married once before. He said that HARDWICK did not molest his wife that night, and that as quick as Brit WILLIS got off his horse that evening, he had said he was sick and went straight to bed and did not attempt to molest his wife. Lewis COLBERT also did not attempt to molest his wife in any way---none of the defendants attempted to molest his wife in any way except Milton OVERTON. CRISWELL also said that he had heard later from a neighbor that the defendant Dave HARDWICK was an officer. Dave HARDWICK testified he was Constable in the Chickasaw Nation. He said he had four men with him as a posse to assist in making an arrest. They were Milton OVERTON, Brit WILLIS, Frank McLISH, and Lewis COLBERT. Milton Overton was 19 or 20 years of age and they "were all sober." He said he "did not see or hear nor was not Informed of any ??? between Milton and Mrs. Criswell on that night. I did not see Milton use any Improper Language or Conduct towards Mrs. Criswell. I did not tell Milton at any time that might to put up his pistol or behave himself when I went out to see where our Horses were and came back I said to Milton 'Come and lets go to bead that was all I said to him.'" HARDWICK further testified that he and Milton slept in the same room all night, that they had breakfast the next morning with the CRISWELL's and then paid for their keep and left. Charles CRISWELL was recalled to the stand and testified that they men were drinking something from a flask. B. F. OVERTON, the father of Milton Overton, posted appearance bonds for everyone involved. He was Governor of the Chickasaw Nation at the time. From About Ft. Smith Criminal Case Files, 1866-1900 Database of criminal case files This database consists of criminal court cases of such famous outlaws as Wyatt Earp and "Cherokee Bill" Goldsby. Many of these 50,000 cases were heard by the famous "hanging" Judge Isaac C. Parker, appointed by President Grant to bring law and order to the territory of Arkansas. The descriptions provide the first and last name of the defendant, the type of crime, the year, the jacket number, and other information. Coverage Dates:1883 - 1883 Part Of:Series: Defendant Jacket Files for U.S. District Court Western Division of Arkansas, Fort Smith Division, compiled 1866 - 1900 Access Restriction(s):Unrestricted Use Restriction(s):Unrestricted General Note(s):See also criminal defendant case file for Overton, Milton. Variant Control Number(s):NAIL Control Number: NRFF-21-3W51-19696 |
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| 9914 | I19149 | Hardwick | John David "Dave" | Between 1850 and 1852 | 23 Oct 1889 | 0 | (Research):From National Archives M2086 Roll 1 1878 Chickasaw Annuity Roll Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory #64-Hardwick Dave 1 Male, 1 Female Head of Household 1 Female Child (Self) 3 Family Members Total The above listing appears to be for John David Hardwick, with his wife, Crecy Harney. Is the Female child listed their newborn daughter, Ida? Or could it possibly be the older child born to Dave by his first wife, Sarah Dunephin? If this listing is for an older child, it would very possiblty be Mary T. "Mollie" Hardwick, born ca 1872, parents currently unknown. It is known, however, that Mary/Mollie was a member of the Chickasaw tribe by blood. #65 Hardwick George 1 Male Head of Household 1 Family Member Total (Brother) #193 Hardwick J C 1 Male, 1 Female Head of Household 1 Female Child (Self) 3 Family Members Total (Brother) |
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| 9915 | I32450 | Hardwick | Jon Eastman | 15 Jan 1932 | 31 Dec 2007 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VDDM-5YT name: John Eastman Hardwick event: Birth event date: 15 Jan 1932 event place: Callahan, Texas gender: Male father: Eastman Hardwick mother: Nell Cox certificate number: Collection: John Eastman Hardwick, "Texas, Birth Index, 1903-1997" BAIRD-Jon Hardwick, age 75, of Baird, Texas, passed away on Monday, December 31, 2007 at his home. Services were to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008 in the First United Methodist Church of Baird with Rev. Pamala Vannow officiating, assisted by Rev. Sandra Keith. Interment was to follow at Ross Cemeter Annex. Services are under the direction of Parker Funeral Home in Baird, Texas. A visitation was held at the funeral home on Wednesday, January 1, 2008 from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. Jon was born in Baird, Texas, on January 15, 1932 to Eastman and Nell Cox Hardwick. He had lived all his life in Baird, where he graduated from Baird High School and later, in 1952, from West Texas State College in Canyon, Texas. In November of 1957, Jon married Betty Cunningham in Baird. She preceded him in death in June of 2000. Jon had been a Certified Public Accountant since 1960, and was a lifetime member of the American Institute of C.P.A.'s. He was a former Baird Volunteer fireman and was also a member of the Chickasaw Nation Society. The current mayor of the City of Baird, Jon was elected to the office in June of 1996. He also served as the Callahan County Democratic Chairman for many years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Baird. Survivors include 2 daughters, Lydia Barnard and husband Gary of Austin, Texas, and Crecia Reynolds and husband Jim of Midland, Texas; 2 sisters, Claire Spaulding of Baird, Texas, and Mary Gafford of Abilene, Texas; 3 grandchildren, Eastman Barnard and Chris Reynolds of San Marcos, Texas; and several nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to Hospice of the Big Country, 4600 Hartford St., Abilene, Texas 796059989. |
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| 9916 | I17690 | Hardwick | Joseph C. | 31 Mar 1850 | 1 Jan 1884 | 0 | His tombstone has his date of birth as March 31, 1850, and date of death as January 1, 1884. Could he have been born later than 1850? Not listed with his parents on the 1850 Tippah County, Mississippi census, although a John, 2 months old, is listed. From National Archives M2086 Roll 1 1878 Chickasaw Annuity Roll Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory #64-Hardwick Dave 1 Male, 1 Female Head of Household 1 Female Child (Self) 3 Family Members Total (Brother) #65 Hardwick George 1 Male Head of Household 1 Family Member Total (Brother) #193 Hardwick J C 1 Male, 1 Female Head of Household 1 Female Child (Self) 3 Family Members Total Pickens County Court Records GS 1666430 16 Feb 1871 the following named summons were issued to L.M. Parker, Simon Keel, Charles Love, James H. Jones, David Jones, Brit Willis, Jo Hardwick. Docketed for March Term of County Court. The above defendants were summoned to attend on March 7, 1876 to answer the complaint of said court. Reported for introducing intoxicating spiritous liquors into Pickens County. Also with rioting at the house temporarily occupied by Wallace Word, Unah in tubby and others. Also rioting at the house of Mr. Williams. (Note: it appears that the case against Brit Willis, Joseph Hardwick and Charles Love was taken up and investigated and dismissed by the court). In August 1875, Joe C. Hardwick was summoned as a witness for the Chickasaw Nation vs. Walison. Joe C Hardwick saw Walison with a pistol. Jon Eastman Hardwick, in his article in "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II" writes that he was "killed on January 1, 1884. He was a sheriff." |
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| 9918 | I32481 | Hardwick | Mary Lorraine | Abt 1915 | 12 Oct 1938 | 0 | Jon Eastman Hardwick, in his article in "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II" writes that she married W. D. MOYER. | STR06 |
| 9919 | I33002 | Hardwick | Mary Nell | 20 May 1917 | 25 Feb 2008 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X2JN-V68 name: Mary Nel Hardwick event: Birth event date: 20 May 1917 event place: Hico, Hamilton, Texas, United States gender: Female father: Eastman Hardwick mother: Nel Cox certificate number: 18672 digital folder number: 004491073 image number: 00592 Collection: Mary Nel Hardwick, "Texas, Birth Certificates, 1903-1935" She was said to have married Thomas Kern Gafford. They had no issue. |
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| 9920 | I5921 | Hardwick | Mary T. "Mollie" | 23 Oct 1872 | 20 Jun 1893 | 0 | Viki Anderson "Viki's Little Corner of the Web," http://www.roark-family.org/ shows that John David and Francis Dunephine had a child between 1872 and 1874. Jon Eastman Hardwick, in his article in "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II" writes that John David Hardwick and Frances Dunephin "had a DAUGHTER, name not known." (Emphasis added). It appears that this daughter must be Mary T. "Mollie" Hardwick, born 23 Oct 1872 in Indian Territory. Mollie married Thomas Bunker Payne in Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, in 1891. She died in 1893, leaving behind her husband and one son, Thomas Hamilton Payne II. Thomas Bunker Payne later enrolled in the Chickasaw Nation based on his marriage to Mollie. The actual marriage license between Thomas and Mary shows her last name as HARDWICK. Thomas B. Payne's application for enrollment in the Chickasaw Nation by marriage shows the name as HARDRICK. That spelling appears to be incorrect. All circumstantial evidence points to this being the only family into which Mary "Mollie" Hardwick, the wife of Thomas B. Payne, could fit. However, there is not as yet any definative proof. PLEASE EMAIL US at stxstrong@gmail.com if you can provide more information about the child of John David Hardwick and Sarah Dunephine, and/or help us prove or disprove that this child was Mary T. "Mollie" Hardwick. |
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| 9921 | I32410 | Hardwick | Mattie | Oct 1878 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Mattie was shown as 1/8 Chickasaw by blood when she enrolled in the Chickasaw Nation. Lissa Johnston shows that she later married a Mr. Norman and a Mr. Yates. |
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| 9922 | I32410 | Hardwick | Mattie | Oct 1878 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):Rootsweb Native American Database http://userdb.rootsweb.ancestry.com/nativeamerican/ Tribe: Chickasaw Record Type: enrollment Sex: M Enrollment Type: P (Parent) Card No.: 528 Credit belongs to the staff of SW National Archives, Fort Worth, Texas, who compiled the names from the Dawes Enrollment Cards for its National Archives Others with this Family: Surname First Name Type Sex Age Blood % Hardwick Joe P (Parent) M Ryle M D P (Parent) M Ryle Nancy P (Parent) F Ryle Whitmill A BB (By Blood) M 30 IW Ryle Mattie BB (By Blood) F 20 1/8 Ryle Emma BB (By Blood) F 4 1/16 Ryle Minnie May BB (By Blood) F 2 1/16 (sic, s/b Nannie) Ryle Nannie May BB (By Blood) F 2 1/16 Ryle Jesse Lee BB (By Blood) F 1 1/16 Ryle W H BB (By Blood) M 1 1/16 |
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| 9923 | I32396 | Hardwick | Samuel | Abt 1888 | 24 Dec 1892 | 0 | Not listed as a child by Jon Eastman Hardwick. | STR06 |
| 9924 | I9549 | Hardy | Arsula "Sulie" Catherine Persinger | 5 May 1860 | 13 Jan 1934 | 0 | Her listing on FindAGrave indicates she "was a daughter of Gotch Jackson Persinger Hardy and Louisa V. Gillespie. Arsula, or Sulie, married George Washington Fuller on 19 Oct 1876 in Newton County, Texas." Name Arsulla Fuller Event Date 13 Jan 1934 Event Place Newton, Newton, Texas Gender Female Race (Original) white Age (Formatted) 71 years 8 months 8 days Birth Year (Estimated): Birth Date 05 May 1862 Birthplace Newton Co, Tex Marital Status Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name G J P Hardy Father's Birthplace Unknown Mother's Name: Mother's Birthplace Unknown Occupation Housewife Residence Place: Cemetery (Original): Burial Place Newton Burial Date 15 Jan 1934 Informant's Name (Original) X GS Film number 2115985 Digital Folder Number 4165965 Image Number 560 Reference ID cn 4024 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JFQK-JS4 : accessed 18 Aug 2013), Arsulla Fuller, 13 Jan 1934. |
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| 9925 | I39064 | Hardy | Bonnie | 29 Sep 1901 | 6 Apr 1998 | 0 | Sabine County Reporter April 8, 1998, p 13 Bonnie Cartwright Bonnie Hardy Cartwright, 96, of San Augustine died Monday, April 6, 1998, at the Twin Lakes Care Center in San Augustine. Born Sept. 29, 1901 in San Augustine County as a daughter of the late Dutch and Mary Lou (Dickerson) Hardy, she was a lifelong resident of the area. Mrs. Cartwright was homemaker and a member of Rosevine Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors: son, Jessie Cartwright of Rosevine, daughters Willie Mae COLLIER of San Augustine and Elizabeth PHELPS of Nederland; 18 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; and 29 great-great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) at the Wyman Roberts Memorial Chapel in San Augustine with Bro. Cliff Durham and Bro. Charles Stephens officiating. Intermenet will follow in Rosevine Cemetery. Arrangements are being handled by Wyman Roberts Funeral Home. |
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| 9927 | I36289 | Hardy | Etta Lee | 20 Jan 1911 | 18 Jul 2002 | 0 | Kay Parker McCary, in her transcription of the Hemphill City Cemetery, shows her as the daughter of Robert L. Hardy and Clara King. | STR06 |
| 9928 | I26265 | Hardy | Florence Lucinda | 18 Oct 1895 | 2 Apr 1990 | 0 | Her tombstone is inscribed "Florence Birdwell Oct 18, 1895-Apr 2, 1990 She had few possessions but no wants. Loved by everyone." Her FindAGrave memorial page links her to her parents, Theophilus Persinger Hardy (1865-1947) and Mary Lou Dickerson (1875-1915). |
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| 9930 | I47347 | Hargis | Herbert Kyle | 3 Jun 1921 | 2 Mar 2000 | 0 | His FindAGrave memorial page shows him as a son of James C. Hargis (1892-1981) and Rector Elese MAY Hargis (1899-1974). It also shows he was married first to Elizabeth Lou Bartz (m. 1946). Her last name a death was listed as Rosenberger, and she was born in 1922 and died in 1992. | STR06 |
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| 9932 | I45692 | Hargis | Rebel Lee | 22 Jun 1863 | 26 Dec 1909 | 0 | Copied from her FindAGrave memorial page created by Ron Manley: Mrs. W. T. McLemore, who died at Terrell, Texas on last Sunday, was brought home and buried in the Mount Zion graveyard on Wednesday. She was the sister of Dr. Q. A. Hargis, and has many relatives in Grant parish. Published in The Colfax Chronicle, January 1, 1910 |
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| 9933 | I24119 | Hargrove | Claude | 19 Aug 1907 | 7 Jul 1908 | 0 | Sandra Meier reports that Claude died after falling backwards out of a wagon being pulled by his sisters. | STR06 |
| 9934 | I23049 | Hargrove | Harold Freeman | 7 Mar 1921 | 28 Oct 1963 | 0 | Sandra Meier reports that Harold joined the Navy shortly after graduating from High School. He was inducted in Houston, Texas. He was a radio man-navigator and a pilot. After completing his military service, he worked for Reid Roller Bitrs and then owned his own television repair shop. He was married to Emma Mae Arnold. | STR06 |
| 9935 | I38881 | Hargrove | James Wilson | Nov 1887 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | As of the 1920 census, he was single and living with his brother and sister-in-law, John Franklin and Lena Hargrove, as was his widowed mother. | STR06 |
| 9936 | I23956 | Hargrove | John Franklin | Jul 1831 | Bef 1920 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1880 Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Frank HARGROVE Self M Male W 48 MS Farmer GA GA Emeline HARGROVE Wife M Female W 27 TX MS TX Pinkey HARGROVE Dau S Female W 4 TX MS TX Jno. Frank HARGROVE Son S Male W 1 TX MS TX Source Information: Census PlaceSabine, Texas Family History Library Film1255325 NA Film Number T9-1325 Page Number220A 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 6 Enumerated 9 Jun 1900 SD 8 ED 70 Sheet 6B 102-102 Hargroves, Frank Head W M July 1831 68 M 26 Miss Miss Ga Farmer Hargoves, Emiline Wf W F Jun 1853 46 M 26 6/5 Tx Tx Tx Hargroves, John Son W M July 1878 21 S Tx Miss Tx Farmer Hargroves, Calla Dau W F Aug 1883 16 S Tx Miss Tx Hargroves, Wilson Son W M Nov 1881 12 S Tx Miss Tx |
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| 9937 | I23958 | Hargrove | John Franklin | Jul 1878 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1920 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 6 Enumerated 15 Jan 1920 SD 326 ED 173 Sheet 15A 294-294 Hargroves, John F Head m W 41 M Tx Miss Tx Farming Hargroves, Lena Wf F W 40 M Tx Miss Tn Hargroves, Era F Dtr F W 15 S Tx Tx Tx Hargroves, Irene Dtr F W 13 S Tx Tx Tx Hargroves, Vance L Son M W 7 S Tx Tx Tx Hargroves, John H Son M W 2 6/12 S Tx Tx Tx Hargroves, Emma Mother F W 67 Wd Tx Ga Tx Hargroves, James W Brother M W 32 S Tx Miss Tx |
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| 9938 | I41358 | Hargrove | Joseph Floyd | 9 May 1833 | 15 Sep 1886 | 0 | Said to be a son of Solomon Hargrove and Sarah Stringer of Georgia. | STR06 |
| 9939 | I38878 | Hargrove | Noble Earl | 12 Jun 1920 | 23 Jan 2012 | 0 | The Sabine County Reporter February 1, 2012, Page 9 Noble E. Hargrove, 91, passed away Monday January 23, 2012 in Tyler. He was born to John Franklin and Lena (Warner) Hargrove in Rosevine, Texas on June 12, 1920. Hargrove graduated from Rosevine School in 1936 and then went into the Army. During WWll he was in the Army-AirCorp and flew planes in Africa, Italy and Russia. He was a Flight Chief. After serving his time he came back to the States and went to work as a stillman for Gulf Oil. After retiring he came home and became a Farmer and Rancher. He was of the Methodist faith. He is survived by son Bill Hargrove and wife Barbara of Abita Springs, La.; daughter Linda Hargrove Hill and her husband Tony of Whitehouse; Grandson Perry William Hill of Whitehouse; brother Vance Hargrove of Sabine County; numerous cousins and friends. Funeral Services were held Thursday, Jan. 26, in Wyman Roberts Memorial Chapel with Bro. Floyd Wright officiating and interment followed in the Rosevine Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Wyman Roberts Funeral Home in San Augustine. |
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| 9940 | I23024 | Hargrove | Starkey | 25 Jan 1873 | 13 Nov 1960 | 0 | The son of Wiley HARGROVE and Nancy RICHARDSON. 1910 Census Jasper, 2 JP, ED 61 Hargrove, Starkey Hd 37 M1 8 Tx Miss Tx Blacksmith Hargrove, Arrilla Wife 36 m1 8 4/3 Tx Tx Tx Seamstress Hargrove, Lucile Dtr 7 Tx Tx Tx Hargrove, Talitha Dtr 6 Tx Tx Tx Hargrove, Cecia W Dtr 5 Tx Tx Tx 1920 Census Jasper, JP 4, ED 77 Hargrove, Starkey 46 Tx Miss Miss Farmer Sawmill Hargrove, Arilla 35 Tx Tx Tx Hargrove, Hazel 17 Tx Tx Tx Hargrove, Litha 16 Tx Tx Tx Hargrove, Cecile 14 Tx Tx Tx 1930 Census Jasper, JP 4, ED 11 Hargrove, Starkey Head 57 M@28 Tx Ms Ms Farmer Hargrove, Rilla Wife 46 M@17 Tx Tx Tx Hargrove, Harold Son 9 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 9941 | I38879 | Hargrove | Vance L. | 28 Oct 1912 | 19 Dec 2013 | 0 | Sabine County Reporter, p. 7 November 13, 2002 Hargrove, third generation rancher, retires Vance Hargrove's great-grandfather, Franklin Marion Hargrove, purchased his large farm/ranch around 1869 and his father, John Franklin Hargrove worked this land and owned cattle until his death in 1969. It was at that time that Vance took charge. Vance had his 90th birthday on Monday, October 28. On Wednesday, Oct. 30, he loaded up all his cattle and sent them to the auction to be sold, saying it was time for him to retire. The farm/ranch is located in the Rosevine community in Sabine County on FM 1, approximately 1 mile south of the San Augustine County line. Vance has served on numerous boards and committees in San Augustine and Sabine counties. Some of these being ASCS, Pineywoods Water Conservation, Rosevine Cemetery, Sabine County Farm Bureau Insurance Board, GM Water Board and Milam Settlers Day Organization. He is well known by young and old alike, having worked with many youth programs in years past. For years he was a very active member in the Sabine County Trailriders Association. Many will remember Vance and his old gray mare "Pat" which he rode in parades and trailrides. Vance states that he couldn't have stayed in the ranching business as long as he had without the help and support of his brother, Noble Hargrove. Noble came back to the homeplace to live in 1981 with his wife Jean. When asked what he is going to do in his spare time, he said he is going to live life to the fullest, have a good time, and visit with his friends and neighbors at Donald Griffin's Korner Grocery. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fuller for collective information. Obituary Mr. Vance L. Hargrove, 101, longtime centenarian of the Rosevine Community in Sabine County, Texas, passed from this life late Thursday evening, December 19, 2013, in San Augustine, Texas. Vance was born October 28, 1912, and lived most of his life in the Rosevine Community in Sabine County on Farm Road 1. He was very active in the Farming/Ranching and Cattle and Trail rides throughout East Texas. He was instrumental in establishing the Sabine County Jr. Livestock Show in the mid-1980's and served on its board of Directors for many years. He did the same with the Piney Woods Soil and Water Conservation District. In the late 1920's and early 1930's he worked in a construction crew, blasting stumps from the highway right-of-way during construction of the section of Highway 8 between Bronson and Ford's Corner, which was paved in 1936 to become Highway 59, which was renamed Highway 96 in 1939, and then was later again renamed Farm Road 1 in 1951. About six to seven years ago, while conducting a tour of Farm Road 1 for a news reporter from the Beaumont Reporter, who was doing a cover story on the Highway, they stopped at Vance's home. For over an hour, Vance told stories of the construction of Farm Road 1,(or old number 8, as he called it). It was one of those times that was regretted not having a audio or video recorder. Vance served in the US Army during World War II, his term of enlistment was from March 21, 1942 to December 24, 1945. He served in a tank unit and fought in the New Guinea, Southern Phillipines and Luzon campaigns. Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, December 22, 2013, in the Wyman Roberts Memorial Chapel in San Augustine. Interment will follow in the Rosevine Cemetery in Sabine County, Texas. Visitation will be from the hours of 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday, December 21, 2013, at the Wyman Roberts Funeral Home in San Augustine. Those who are left to cherish include, Speical Friend, Sue Young of Milam; Nieces, Linda Hill and her husband, Tony of Arlington, Texas; Carolyn Lawson and her husband, Joe of Shelbyville; Mary Ann Ann Smith of Shelbville; Dayna Page and her husband, Mike of Livingston; Gina Jones and her husband, Bobby of Diboll; and Jan Farmer and her husband Ken of Pasadena, Texas; Nephews, Bill Hargrove and wife, Barbara of Abita Springs, La.; John Hargrove and wife, Connie of Shelbyville; Honorary Relatives, Becky Randy and Whit Michalec of Rosevine Community, along with numerous other relatives. Pallbearers will include Perry Hill, Whit Michalec, Randy Michalec, Jordan Wesney, Travis Jones, and Trey Jones. and Jared Wesney. Copied from Sabine County Reporter online, Print edition in The Sabine County Reporter, January 1, 2014, page 12 |
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| 9942 | I48139 | Harkrider | David Rawson | 11 Aug 1935 | 3 Feb 2009 | 0 | Memorial services are planned for David Rawson Harkrider, 73, at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, February 12, 2009, at the Horan & McConaty Funeral Home, 5303 E. County Line Road, Centennial, Colo. 80122. David Harkrider was born on August 11, 1935, in Beaumont, Texas. He died Tuesday, February 3, 2009, at his home in Denver, Colo. David was the son of J.D. and Thelma Harkrider. His mother, Thelma, preceded David in death. He is survived by his father, J.D. Harkrider of Nacogdoches; his wife, Elaine, of Denver, Colo.; daughter, Wendy; two sons, Paul and wife, Jana, John and wife, Jenell; and six grandchildren, Ross, J.D., Conrad, Colin, Jordan and Sydney. He is also survived by one brother, Robert, and wife, Arline, of Florida and their children, Beth, John, Amy and Anne. David moved to Nacogdoches in 1944 with his parents. He graduated from Nacogdoches High School in 1953 and then attended Abilene Christian College on a football scholarship. While there, he met and later married Elaine Schultz December 14, 1954. David decided while still in high school that he wanted to prepare his life to preach the gospel of Christ. He was gifted with a clear analytical mind that enabled him to become an exceptional scholar and teacher of the Bible and a great debater. After David graduated from Abilene Christian College, he worked with churches in East Texas, California and Alabama. He moved to Denver in 1965 and spent most of his life preaching in Denver. For many years, he conducted a live, call-in radio program that was open to any Bible questions. David loved his family, he loved his church, and he loved young people and sports. He coached youth football and baseball for over forty years. Some of his teams not only won league championships, but also state and national championships. Four of his former players went on to play professional football, and two played major league baseball. David will be missed by a loving family and a host of friends. Memorial donations, may be made to the David Harkrider Memorial Scholarship Fund, Nacogdoches High School Alumni Association, P.O. Box 632152, Nacogdoches, Texas 75963. Published by Journal-News on Feb. 7, 2009. |
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| 9943 | I13247 | Harkrider | James David "J. D." | 24 Oct 1911 | 28 Aug 2017 | 0 | James David Harkrider passed from this life Monday, August 28, 2017 in the home of his first-born granddaughter, Wendy Harkrider. Also by his side was Jenell Harkrider, his granddaughter-in-law. Mr. Harkrider had been in their loving care since May 12. Born in Center, TX, October 24, 1911, he lived to the age of 105. He was the son of Robert E. Harkrider and Elma Redditt Harkrider. He was preceded in death by his wife, Thelma Rawson Harkrider, his son David Rawson Harkrider and daughter-in-law Elaine Schulze Harkrider. He is survived by his son, Robert Fisher Harkrider (wife Arline), seven grandchildren: Wendy, Paul (Jana), John David Harkrider (Jenell) and Elizabeth Creel (Richard), John Thorp, Amy Bruns (Glenn) and Anne Underwood (Tip), also seventeen great grandchildren and eighteen great, great grandchildren. A longtime resident and businessman of Nacogdoches, Mr. Harkrider moved here in 1944. He managed the Gulf service station on the corner of Main and North St. for several years; then purchased the property on North Street which became Harkrider Motor Company. During the late 1950's he sold new Volkswagens from that site. There were no VW dealerships then. He just drove to Houston, bought them off the dock and brought them to east Texas. That property was later sold to Clint Murchison, Jr. (founder of the Dallas Cowboys). Another property was purchased on South Street which became American Auto Salvage. He operated this business until he "retired" in 1977. During those years he also ran the wrecker service for Nacogdoches County. He has said of himself, "I have bought, sold, and traded almost all my life." JD Harkrider was a faithful member of the church of Christ. He served as a deacon and was instrumental in the beginning years when the group first worshiped on Baker Street and later built on the corner of Mound and Starr. He served the church whole-heartedly for over 50 years "retiring" as deacon after the new Stallings Drive church of Christ began meeting in the year 2000. His wife, Thelma, died that year and the next year he sold his home on the corner of Starr and Baker to SFA. He lived in Birmingham, AL with granddaughter Anne Underwood for a few years, then moved back to the Fredonia Hotel for many years and made himself quite a life there pursuing a new hobby of planting roses everywhere and enjoying the Fredonia family. After the hotel closed he moved to Orlando, FL to live with Robert and Arline Harkrider. Eventually he returned to Nacogdoches and resided at Magnolia Court until May of this year. JD lived to serve others. He was very active in mind and body until just days before his passing. He was quick-witted and full of stories and life experiences and is remembered by many for his "one-liner" expressions. Funeral services will be held Monday, September 4, 2017 at the Cason Monk-Metcalf Sunset Chapel with visitation at 10:00 A.M. followed by the funeral service at 11:00 A.M. Robert Harkrider and Randy Harshbarger will officiate the service. Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers include J.D.'s grandsons: Paul, John David, and John Thorp Harkrider; Great Grandsons: Jordan, Colin, Ross, JD, and Conrad Harkrider; Walker and Ethan Bruns; and Dr. Austin Underwood. Honorary Pallbearers will be Dr. Vyrne Shofner, Dr. Son Chau, Dr. Larry Walker, Dr. Hugh Berry, Richard Creel, Glenn Bruns, Jerry Bolls, and Tip Underwood. Please visit www.CasonMonk-Metcalf.com to leave condolences and memories. Arrangements are under the direction of Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors, located at 5400 North Street in Nacogdoches, Texas. |
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| 9944 | I25358 | Harley | Callie Mae | 24 Jul 1913 | 22 May 2004 | 0 | Sabine County Reporter May 26, 2004 Callie Mae Easley Callie Mae Easely, 90, of Hemphill died at 6 a.m. Saturday, May 22, 2004 at her residence. Mrs. Easley was born July 24, 1913, in Carthage as a daughter of the late Eula (Brown) and James Allen (sic) Harley and had been a longtime resident of Sabine County. She was a homemaker and a member of the Church of God. Survivors: sons, Arvin Easley, Don Easley, and Jimmy Easley, all of Hemphill; daughters, Johnnie Faye GODSEY of San Augustine, Jimmie HIPPLER and Martha GRIFFIN, both of Hemphill, and Diane SHORT of Pineland; 20 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren; and nine great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Thomas Easley. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Strickland Chapel Church of God on FM 2024 with Bro. Vance Purtell and Bro. Joe Ebarb officiating. Interment followed at Lott Cemetery. Starr Funeral Home, Hemphill directors. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong) |
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| 9945 | I14664 | Harley | Cladie Belle | 13 Sep 1915 | 16 Dec 2001 | 0 | SABINE COUNTY REPORTER 19 December 2001 Cladie Bell White, 86, of Hemphill died Dec. 16, 2001, at her residence. Mrs. White, born Sept. 13, 1915, in Ragley as a daughter of the late Eula (Brown) and James Harley, had been a longtime resident of Sabine County and a member of the Hemphill Church of God. Survivors: a son, Roy Gene White of Hemphill; sisters, Cleo Brown, Callie Mae Easley, and Clovis Conner, all of Hemphill; ten grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren; and three great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, David "Tut" White, and sons, Felton White and Billy White. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Strickland Chapel Church of God on FM 2024 with Bro. Carl Maxey officiating. Interment followed at Lott Cemetery. Starr Funeral Home Inc., Hemphill, directors. |
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| 9946 | I28246 | Harley | Cleo | 4 Jul 1910 | 28 Nov 2006 | 0 | Sabine County Reporter December 6, 2006, Page 13 Cleo Brown Cleo Brown, 96, of Hemphill ded Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2006, at Hemphill Care Center. Mrs. Brown was born July 4, 1910 in Timpson as a daughter of the late Eula Bell and Alvin HARLEY and had been a longtime resident of Sabine County. She was a homemaker and member of Strickland Crossing Church of God. Survivors, a daughter, Helen NICHOLS of Hemphill; a sister Clovis CONNER of Hemphill; 11 grandchildren, and a host of great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jody BROWN; a daughter, Ernestine CHATAGNIER, and a son, Billy Joe BROWN. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday with Bro. Vance PURTELL officiating. Interment followed at Lott Cemetery, off FM 2024 in Sabine County. Services were under the direction of Wyman Robers Funeral Chapel in San Augustine. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong) According to the Texas Birth Index listing for her son Robert, her first name was Eula. The birth index listing for daughter Ernestine instead shows Una. No listing can be found for daughter Helen. |
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| 9947 | I28248 | Harley | Clovis Magalee | 22 Feb 1918 | 5 May 2022 | 0 | The Sabine County Reporter, January 1, 2020 issue featured a photo of Clovis Conner, a resident of the Hemphill Nursing Center, being visited by students at Hemphill Middle school. The students were Sam Welch, Ryleigh Procell, and Conor McDaniel. All had big smiles! The photo, taken by Bill Dodson, is on page 7. In the same paper, in the February 24, 2021 issue, page 3, another photo of Clovis Conner was published,detailing her 103rd birthday celebration at the Hillside Nurshing and Rehabilitation center. It was noted that "she loves everybody and always prays before every year. Her favorite hymn is The Old Rugged Cross." Obituary Clovis M. Conner, 104, of Hemphill, Texas passed away Thursday, May 5, 2022 at Legacies Nursing and Rehabilitation in Hemphill. Clovis was born in Carthage, Texas on February 22, 1918 to James Alvin Harley and Eula Brown Harley. She was a lifelong resident of Sabine County and was a loving mother and grandmother. Clovis came from a large family of six sisters and one brother. She enjoyed gardening and loved spending her time with all her grandchildren. She was a longtime member of Strickland Crossing Church of God. Clovis is survived by her son, Bob Conner and wife, Annette, of Hemphill; daughter, Jackie Merritt and husband, Telvin, of Many, La.; daughter-in-law, Sissy of Houston, Texas; grandchildren, Dawn, Marcie, Charles, Pat, Jymann, Shelly, Brandon, Cody, Clint and Lisa; twenty great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her son, Ray Conner Visitation will be held from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Sunday, May 8, 2022 at Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr Street, Hemphill, Texas. Funeral services will begin at 11:00 a.m. Monday, May 9, 2022 in Starr Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Charles Moody and Bro. Floyd Wright officiating. Burial will follow services in Lott Cemetery off FM 2024 in Pineland with Brandon Merritt, Cody Conner, Clint Conner, Hunter Conner, Brady Welch, Cade Procell and Sam Welch serving as pallbearers. Condolences and memories can be shared online at starrfuneralhome.com. Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, May 11, 2022, page 4 |
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| 9948 | I28242 | Harley | James Alvin | Abt 1876 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1920 Census Texas, Sabine, JP One Enumerated 27 Jan 1920 SSD 325 ED 168 Sheet 21B 419-440 Harley, Alvin J Hd M W 44 M Tx Al Tx Farmer Own Farm Harley, Eula Wf F W 34 M Tx Tx Tx Harley, Clyde Dtr F W 15 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, William A Son M W 13 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Clara Dtr F W 11 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Cleo Dtr F W 9 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Callie M Dtr F W 6 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Cladie Dtr F W 4 3/12 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Clovis Dtr F W 1 11/12 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 9949 | I5913 | Harley | Leonard D. | 19 Jul 1944 | 4 Feb 1996 | 0 | Shown as Lenard in the Texas Birth Index, but as Leonard in his obituary. The Sabine County Reporter February 21, 1996, Page 14 Obituaries Leonard D. Harley Leonard D. Harley, 51, of Hemphill died at 3:25 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1996, at his residence on Texas 184. Harley, a retired diesel mechanic, was a lifelong area resident. He was born July 19, 1944, in Sabine County as a son of Minnie McClelland Harley and the late William Alvin Harley. Survivors: wife, Bonnie Lee Harley of Hemphill, mother Minnie Harley of Pineland; a daughter, Renee PARISH of Pineland; three sons, Stanley Harvey of Angleton, and Kelvin Harley and Brent Harley, both of Pineland; a sister, Elizabeth FORE of Pineland; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were hald at 11 a.m. Friday at Strickland Chapel Church of God in Sabine County with Bro. Vance R. Purtell and Bro. Tommy Long officiating. Interment was at Lott Cemetery. Arrangements were handled by Starr Funeral Home Inc. in Hemphill. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, January 2011) |
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| 9950 | I28259 | Harley | Lonnie B. | 8 Oct 1929 | 15 Sep 1995 | 0 | The Sabine County Reporter September 27, 1995, page 10 Bro. Lonnie B. Harley Bro. Lonnie B. Harley, 65, of Pineland died at 6:20 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1995, at his residence on FM 2024. Bro. Harley was born Oct. 8, 1929, and had been a lifelong resident of Sabine County. He was a minister, serving as pastor of Strickland Chapel Church of God on FM 2024, and was self employed owning Lonnie B. Harley Logging Contractors. Survivors: wife, Willie Dean (Bragg) Harley of Pineland; a daughter, Mrs. Dallas (Kay) Welch of Pineland; sons, Lonnie Ray Harley and Randy Harley, both of Pineland, and Tommy Harley of Bronson; mother, Minnie Harley of Pineland; a sister, Elizabeth Fore of Pineland; a brother, Leonard D. Harley of Hemphill; ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his father, William A. Harley. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Friday at the Strickland Chapel Church of God with Bro. Tommy Long, Bro. Vance R. Purtell, and Bro. Glenn Morton officiating. Interment followed at the Plainview Cemetery. Services were handled by Starr Funeral Home Inc. in Hemphill. Pallbearers: Arvin Easley, Millard Smith, Bobby McClelland, Gary Fore, George Welch and Barry Easley. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, June 2009) |
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| 9951 | I41551 | Harley | Martha Elizabeth | Abt 1802 | Jan 1850 | 0 | On the "Kent Family Tree" a public tree on Ancestry.com, she is shown as a daughter of Joshua HARLEY and Elizabeth Leah JORGER. | STR06 |
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| 9953 | I28245 | Harley | William Alvin | 1 Feb 1906 | 8 Oct 1974 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: Texas, Sabine, JP 1 Enumerated April 29, 1930 by William H. Davidson ED 202-3 SD 19th Sheet 8B 112-116 Harley, Eula Hd F W 46 Wd 20 Tx La La Farmer Harley, Callie M Dtr F W 16 S Tx Tx Tx Laborer Farm Harley, Clodie B Dtr F W 14 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Clovis Dtr F W 12 S Tx Tx Tx Harley, Clemis L Dtr F W 7 S Tx Tx Tx 113-117 Harley, William A Hd M W 24 M 19 Tx Tx Tx Laborer Farm Harley, Minnie Wf F W 20 m 15 Tx Tx Tx Harley, Lonnie B Son M W 3/12 S Tx Tx Tx 114-118 Brown, Willie Hd M W 35 M 34 Tx Tx Tx Laborer Farm Brown, Ella C Wf F W 25 M 24 Tx Tx Tx Laborer Farm |
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| 9954 | I28245 | Harley | William Alvin | 1 Feb 1906 | 8 Oct 1974 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 9955 | I38506 | Harmon | Carrie | 27 Jul 1881 | 21 Sep 1955 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/M1WF-Z6V/p1 Name: Carrie Harmon Mclemore Event: Death Event Date: 21 Sep 1955 Event Place: 122 Price Street (Son's Home) Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee Gender: Female Marital Status: Race or Color: Age: 74 Estimated Birth Year: 1881 Birth Date: Birthplace Blount Co, Tenn Spouse: G. Cleve Mclemore Father: Allen Harmon Father's Birthplace: Mother: Maggie Boling Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Street Address: Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Informant: Additional Relatives: Informant Cleve McLemore, husband, Knoxville, TN Digital Folder Number: 4181450 Image Number: 1534 Film Number: 1512780 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn 55-20398 Collection: Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955 |
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| 9956 | I8886 | Harmon | Dorothy Lorraine | 20 Mar 1921 | 3 May 2011 | 0 | Dorothy Harmon McLemore was born March 20, 1921 in Liberty, Texas and died May 3, 2011. She was a graduate of Beaumont High School and lived most of her life in Beaumont. Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband of sixty-six years, Max; daughter, Donia; granddaughter, Dana Jordan. She is survived by her son, Marc and wife, Linda of Beaumont; granddaughter, Wyndi Bean of The Woodlands; six great grandchildren; and two great- great grandchildren. Dorothy taught devotion without saying a word. Those of us who knew and loved her are thankful for the time allowed with her. We wish to thank the staff of St. Elizabeth and Dishman Hospitals, Clairmont and Harbor Hospice for the gentle care of this sweet woman. Visitation will be held Thursday, May 5, 2011, from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m., at Forest Lawn Funeral Home. Funeral services will take place Friday, May 6, 2011, at 3:00 p.m. in the Serenity Mausoleum, Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Published in The Beaumont Enterprise on May 5, 2011 http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/beaumontenterprise/obituary.aspx?n=dorothy-harmon-mclemore&pid=150793474&fhid=10965 |
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| 9957 | I33352 | Harness | James A. | Abt 1819 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: (Copied from http://www.bethurem.com/pedigree/349.htm) Census, 21 Aug 1850, District No. 2, Lincoln, Kentucky. 1) J. A. Harness, age 31, male, farmer, $400 real estate, b orn in Kentucky 2) Mary Harness, age 30 female, born in Kentucky 3) Wm Harness, age 6, male, born in Kentucky 4) A. A. Harness, age 4, female, born in Kentucky 5) David Harness, age 1, male, born in Kentucky Census, 5 Sep 1860, Crab Orchard, Lincoln, Kentucky. 1) Jas A Harness, age 42, male, can't read occupation, $800 real estate, $2500 personal estate, born in Kentucky 2) Mary P, age 40, female, born in Kentucky 3) Wm M K, age 16, male, born in Kentucky, attended school 4) Elizabeth A, age 13, female, born in Kentucky, attended school 5) Jas H, age 9, male, born in Kentucky, attended school 6) Geo W, age 5, male, born in Kentucky 7) John, age 1, male, born in Kentucky Census, 3 Jun 1870, Hamlet, Mercer, Illinois. ?u? ?/u?1) J. A. Harness, age 51, male, white, farmer, $5500 real estate, $1040 personal estate, born in Kentucky 2) Mary P., age 50, female, white, keeping house, born in Kentucky 3) Jas Harrison, age 19, male, white, assisting on farm, born in Kentucky, attended school 4) Geo W., age 14, male, white, born in Kentucky, attended school 5) John F., age 11, male, white, born in Kentucky, attended school Census, 8 Jun 1880, Perryton, Mercer, Illinois. 1) James A. Harness, white, male, age 61, married, retired, born in Kentucky, father born in Virginia, mother born in Virginia 2) Mary P., white, female, age 60, wife, married, keeping home, born in Kentucky, father born in Ireland, mother born in South Carolina 3) Harry, white, male, age 28, son, single, farm for hire, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky Census, 4 Jun 1900, Reynolds, Rock Island, Illinois. 1) James A. Harness, head, white, male, born in Oct 1818, age 81, married 59 years, born in Kentucky, father born in Virginia, mother born in Maryland, Capitalist, can read, write and speak english, owns home free 2) Mary P., wife, white, female, born in Oct 1819, age 80, married 59 years, 3 of 6 children living, born in Kentucky, father born in Ireland, mother born in South Carolina, can read, write and speak english 3) William M., son, white, male, born in June 1844, widowed, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, can read, write and speak english Census, 19 Apr 1910, Reynolds, Rock Island, Illinois. 1) William M. Harness, head, male, white, age 66, married once 37 years, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, speaks english, can read and write 2) Mary P., mother, female, white, age 90, widowed, born in Kentucky, father born in Pennsylvania, mother born in Pennsylvania, can read and write |
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| 9958 | I19150 | Harney | Lucretia "Crecy/Cresy" | Mar 1860 | 22 Apr 1915 | 0 | "Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory Volume II"; compiled and edited by Nova A. Lemons, contains a sketch of the Hardwick Family submitted by Jon Eastman Hardwick of Baird, Texas (now deceased). He stated that Crecia (Crecy) Harney "was a half blood Chickasaw, born 1860. Creacy died in Kingston, Pickens County." TWO WOMEN SLAIN IN FAMILY FEUD Marshall County Farmer's Home Scene of Double Tragedy MADILL, Okla., April 22 - (Special)- Mrs. Creacy Merriman, aged 60, and Mrs G. M. Mutz, 35 years of age, were shot and killed Thursday morning by J. W. Honeysuckle, 27, at the latter's home, about three miles northeast of Kingston. Honeysuckle fired two pistol shots into the body of each woman. Immediately after the second shot was fired into the body of Mrs. Merriman, she ran out of the house to the front porch where she fell dead. After Mrs. Mutz had been shot the second time she ran out of the room, and sat down by the side of the house. Mrs. Honeysuckle took the wounded woman back into the house and placed her in bed, where she died fifteen minutes later. Honeysuckle came to Madill and surrendered three hours later. He is now in the county jail here. According to Honeysuckle the double killing was the culmination of a quarrel over the guardianship of his three step-children. Honeysuckle had been married just one week when the killing occurred. According to Honeysuckle's statement, Mrs Merriman was the grandmother of his step-children, and Mrs. Mutz was his sister-in-law, her first husband having been his brother. At the time of the killing, Mrs N. F. Benson [Jennie Hardwick], a daughter of Mrs Merriman, and Mrs Honeysuckle, wife of the slayer, were the only other persons in the home. Honeysuckle says that there had been previous domestic trouble in the family. According to his statement, Mrs. Merriman and Mrs. Mutz drove up to his house during the rain about 9 o'clock Thursday morning. He says that he went to the door and invited the women to tie their team, and to come into the house, while it was raining. The women accepted the invitation, he says, and as they were entering the door one of the women made a remark which caused Mrs. Honeysuckle to object to their presence in the Honeysuckle home. The women entered the house, over the protest of Mrs. Honeysuckle, and attacked Mrs. Honeysuckle, knocking her down, says Honeysuckle, who alleges that while his wife was on the floor she was kicked by Mrs. Mutz. He says that he pulled the women from his wife and that they assualted him, pushing him back of a stove and against the wall. "Mrs Merriman picked up a butcher knife and started toward me," says Honeysuckle . "I warned her away several times and kept repeating, 'Don't make me hurt you.' The women kept crowding in on me. I drew a pistol and fired twice, one shot striking Mrs Merriman, the other hitting Mrs Mutz. The women grappled me, and while we were struggling I fired twice at Mrs Merriman, one of the bullets striking Mrs.Merriman, the other going wild and striking Mrs Mutz," says Honeysuckle. Mrs. Honeysuckle's three children, over whom the trouble occurred, are of Indian extraction by her former husband, Brit Hardwick, a son of Mrs Merriman. Mrs Merriman is a widow. (Courtesy of Debra Usry, copied from a Rootsweb/Ancestry message board) |
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| 9959 | I19150 | Harney | Lucretia "Crecy/Cresy" | Mar 1860 | 22 Apr 1915 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1890 Chickasaw Census Pickens County, Indian Territory Mrs . Dave Hardrick (sic) Woodville age 33 Chickasaw by Marriage 1 Family Member (assume this is Lucretia "Crecy/Cressey" Harney) From "Who Was Who Among The Southern Indians", (Page 204) a genealogical notebook, 1698-1907 by Don Martini, 929.314, printed in 1998, Falkner, MS. It is a guide to the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Creek Indian tribes and the relatives/possible relatives. (Transcription by Lola Crane, original not viewed) 1900 Census Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Twp 6 Enumerated 11 July 1900 SD 73 ED 127 Sheet 34B 19-19 Merriman, Crecy Hd In F Mar 1860 40 M6 6/4 IT Ala Miss Land Lady Hardwick, Walter C Son In M May 1880 20 M o IT Ark IT Farm Laborer Hardwick, Eastman Son In M Sept 1882 17 S IT Ark IT Hardwick, Jennie Dtr In F July 1885 14 S IT Ark IT At School Hardwick, Minnie D-in-law W F May 1882 18 M 0 0/0 Tx Mo Mo 20-20 Mutz, George Hd W M Jan 1870 30 m 6 Il Il Mo Farmer Mutz, Ida Wf In F Jan 1878 22 M 6 2/2 IT Ark IT Mutz, Ada Dtr In F Mar 1896 4 S IT Il IT Mutz, Fred Son In M Nov 1898 1 S IT Il IT 1910 Census Oklahoma, Marshall County, Willis Twp, Chickasaw Reservation SD 4 ED 178 Sheet 16A 2-2 Marriman, Crisser Hd F Ind 49 Wd 3/3 Ok Miss Miss Swert, Jessie Adopted Son M W 9 B Ok Ark Ark 3-3 Hardwick, Brit Hd M Ind 29 m1 11 Ok Miss Ok Farmer Hardwick, Minnie Wf F W 27 M1 11 Tx Mo Mo Hardwick, Marietta Dtr F Ind 9 S Ok Ok Tx Hardwick, Dave Son M Ind 6 S Ok Ok Tx Hardwick, Agnesy Dtr F Ind 4 S Ok Ok Tx Hardwick, Joe G Son M Ind 1 6/12 S Ok Ok Tx Dawes Enrollment Cards from Rootsweb Database: http://userdb.rootsweb.ancestry.com/nativeamerican/ Card No 1020 Roll No 3062 Hardwick Dave P (Parent) M Hardwick Minnie P (Parent) F Harney Maulsie P (Parent) F Harney Will P (Parent) M Merriman Crecy BB (By Blood) F 38 1/2 Merriman Tate BB (By Blood) M 36 IW Hardwick Brit BB (By Blood) M 18 3/8 Hardwick Eastman BB (By Blood) M 15 3/8 Hardwick Janie BB (By Blood) F 12 3/8 Hardwick Mayetta BB (By Blood) F 1 3/16 |
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| 9960 | I11624 | Harper | Albert Lewis | 3 Sep 1886 | 4 Apr 1976 | 0 | Name Albert Lewis Harper Event Type Death Event Date 04 Apr 1976 Event Place Pineland, Sabine, Texas, United States Gender Male Marital Status Married Birth Date 03 Sep 1886 Birthplace , Texas Father's Name Jesse Harper Mother's Name Alice Anderson Certificate Number 32009 GS Film number 2243933 Digital Folder Number 005145760 Image Number 00016 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K38B-337 : accessed 20 May 2014), Albert Lewis Harper, 04 Apr 1976; citing certificate number 32009, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2243933. |
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| 9961 | I11624 | Harper | Albert Lewis | 3 Sep 1886 | 4 Apr 1976 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 1 Enumerated April 30, 1930 ED 202-3 SD 19 Sheet 12B 205-211 Harper, Albert L Hd W 43 M@29 Tx Tx Tx Farmer Harper, Avor A Wf F W 33 M@19 Tx Tx Tx Harper, Windell H Son M W 7 S Tx Tx Tx Harper, Atrell L Dtr F (sic) W 3 10/12 S Tx Tx Tx Harper, Jesse L Son M (sic) W 3/12 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 9962 | I3220 | Harper | Elmore | 15 Jan 1813 | 16 Dec 1875 | 0 | The son of James Harper. He enlisted in the 11th Texas Inf. at Camp Clough. By October 31, 1862, he was stationed at Camp Nelson, Arkansas. After the war, he returned to Sabine County and married the widow of his former friend and neighbor, Isaac Hickman Low. Elmore was a member of the Littleton Fowler Masonic Lodge in Hemphill and worked as a farmer. (White and Toole, p 40). Kay Parker McCary shows that a military marker only is in the Spring Hill Cemtery of Sabine County, showing Co. F 11th Reg Texas Inf, CSA. His wife was shown as Julia Ann Lane. |
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| 9963 | I12894 | Harper | Elmore | Abt 1868 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | In 1870, he was living in the household of Elmore (Sr.) amd Mary Ann Harper, who presumably were his parents. In 1880, he is shown as a 13 year old boy living in the household of Jackson and Susan Low, and is listed as "brother." He does not appear to be a brother to Jackson Low or Susan Huddleston Low, however. Presumably he is a brother-in-law to Jackson through Jackson's first marriage to Alma Winnefred Harper. | STR06 |
| 9964 | I12922 | Harper | James Robert | 15 Apr 1838 | 25 Dec 1896 | 0 | Lived next door to Christopher "Kit" and Mary Smith in 1880. The April 12, 2006 issue of THE SABINE COUNTY REPORTER had photos of a "unique double dedication of official Texas historical markers [that] was conducted Saturday at Harper Chapel Church and Cemetery, located off FM 83 east of Hemphill near Toledo Bend Reservoir. The historical church and cemetery have served local families for several years. The land was owned by James Robert Harper and he was the first person buried there when he died in 1896. There are now 189 graves in the cemetery. The church no longer holds regular worship services but is still a place used for funerals, weddings, and other special occasions. In the photo above, Douglas YOUNGBLOOD and Jessie ENER unveiled the historical markers for the Harper Chapel Cemetery. At left, Frankie YOUNGBLOOD and Shay FELTS are shown as the unveiled the marker for the Harper Chapel Cemetery. Each of these people is a direct descendant of James Robert Harper. The Sons of Confederate Veterans also conducted a dedication in the winter of 2007, according to the December 19, 2007 issue of the Sabine County Reporter. Sergeant Harper served in Co. G, 15th Texas Calvary. |
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| 9965 | I12900 | Harper | Jesse L. | Abt 1842 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Married also to Alice Anderson? (White and Toole, p 40). | STR06 |
| 9966 | I32953 | Harper | Jesse L. "Sookie" | 30 Aug 1929 | 29 Jun 2020 | 0 | Jessie "Sookie" Lee Harper Bird, 90, of Hemphill, Texas passed away Monday, June 29, 2020 in Hillside Nursing Home and Rehab. Jessie was born August 30, 1929 in Sabine County, Texas to Albert Lewis Harper and Avor McFarland Harper. She worked as a secretary for the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation for many years. She was a member of Harper's Chapel Methodist Church. Jessie is survived by her son, Larry Jordan and wife, Janet, of Kerrville, Texas; daughter, Deborah Debes of Shreveport, Louisiana; brother, Glenn Harper and wife, Betty, of Hemphill; grandchildren, Heather Jordan, Joshua Jordan, Danyele Sanantonio, and Michael Debes; and eight great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, E.C. Bird; and brothers, Lanis Harper, Wendell Harper, and Atrell Harper. Cremation arrangements were handled by Starr Funeral Home and she will be buried in Harper's Chapel Cemetery, Hemphill, Texas. Condolences can be made and guest book may be signed at starrfuneralhome.com. Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, July 1, 2020, Page 4 |
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| 9967 | I22011 | Harper | Mary Elizabeth | 25 Dec 1786 | 22 Nov 1853 | 0 | Elizabeth McLemore Dec 25, 1786 Nov 22, 1853 (Mary Elizabeth Harper McLemore) Consort of James McLemore McLemore Burying Ground, Montgomery, Alabama From DAR records 1936 The McLemore Burying Ground is about one mile off the Montgomery -Atlanta Highway to the right facing east, and is about five miles from Montgomery. It is on a knoll behind the old James McLemore home built about 1820. In 1936 Mrs. Lizzie Taylor Dickerson occupied it. A low brick wall and iron fence surrounds the lot. Outside the main cemetery is another smaller one, also enclosed. There are graves of slaves and faithful servants, mostly unmarked outside all enclousures. Graves listed begin at the southwest corner of the plot. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/montgomery/cemeteries/mclemore.txt PAR Number 20185411 State: Alabama Year: 1854 Location: Montgomery Location Type: County Abstract: A. J. McLemore asks the court to approve the sale of the personal estate, including slaves, of Elizabeth McLemore, deceased. McLemore explains that the estate cannot be properly divided without a sale of the property. http://library.uncg.edu/slavery/petitions/results.aspx?s=3&sid=339&lRec=20185208&lastset=75&perpag=25 |
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| 9968 | I22011 | Harper | Mary Elizabeth | 25 Dec 1786 | 22 Nov 1853 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1840 Census Alabama, Montgomery County Folio 17 Stamped 162 Names of Heads of Families The first four listings below were in consecutive order: Elizabeth McLemore One Male 15 to 20 One Male 20-30 One Female 50-60 William McLemore One Male Under 5 One Male 20-30 One Male 30-40 One Female 15-20 Andrew J. McLemore One Male 20-30 One Female under 6 One Female 20-30 Moses McLemore Two Males under five One Male 5 to 10 One Male 30-40 One Female under five One female 20-30 James McLemore One Male 20-30 Also listed in Montgomery county, Alabama in 1840, but on d iffering pages, were a 50-60 year old Pleasant McLemore, alone in a household, and a J.J. McLemore, with one male 15-20, one 20-30 and one 30-40, one female 15-20 and one 50-60. Relationships unknown. 1850 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, The First District Enumerated 20 Sept 1850 Stamped 73 59-61 Elizabeth McLemore 63 $1000 VA Jas M McLemore 22 M Manager Ga 60-61 Rebecca Smith |
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| 9969 | I14262 | Harper | Roxy Jane | 30 Apr 1867 | 31 Jan 1946 | 0 | \\According to the book "Sabine County Marriages 1875-1900 1900-1910 Prior to 1875" by Blanche Toole, "Gooch, C.P. (married) R.J. Harper 3 July 1888 by M. Youngblood. Based on the following census records, it appears she was born in approximately 1868, and would have been about 20 years old when she married. Roxie appears to be the daughter of James Robert Harper and Delia Rice, both of whom were born in Mississippi. At the time of the 1880 Sabine County census, they had a 12 year old daughter named Jane. There are no other Harper families in Sabine county with a daughter of that age. |
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| 9970 | I14262 | Harper | Roxy Jane | 30 Apr 1867 | 31 Jan 1946 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County 172/176 Gooch, Anna (sic) J(ane) Head F W 32 WD TX MI MI Farmer Gooch, Clara Dau F W 11 S TX TX TX at school Gooch, Willie V. Dau F W 9 S TX TX TX at school Gooch, Philander D. Son M 7 S TX TX TX Gooch, Lawrence Son M W 5 S TX TX TX Gooch, Walter L. Son M W -- S TX TX TX Harper, Joe Boarder M W 20 S TX MI MI 1920 Census Texas, Sabine County 633/635 Gooch, Roxie J(ane) Head F W 53 WD TX MS MS Farmer Gooch, Robert L. Son M W 23 M TX TX TX Gooch, Ida Dau-in-law F W 19 M TX AL TX Gooch, Walter L. Son M W 21 S TX TX TX |
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| 9971 | I16024 | Harper | Wendell Holmes | 25 Jul 1922 | 7 Aug 2008 | 0 | San Augustine Tribune Thursday, August 14, 2008, page 10 Wendell Holmes Harper Graveside service for Wendell Holmes Harper, 86, of Hemphill, was held at 2 p.m. August 10, 2008 at Harpers Chapel Cemetery. Rev. Floyd Wright officiated. He died August 7, 2008 at his residence in Hemphill. Wendell Holmes Harper was born in Sabinetown on July 25, 1922. He was a master electrician and served in the Merchant Marinces during WW II. He was a former resident of Houston. He is survived by his son, Rory Harper of College Station; daughter, Cheryl COLLUM of Bellville; brother, Glen HARPER of Hemphill and sister, Sookie BYRD of Shreveport, LA; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Starr Funeral Home in Hemphill was in charge of arrangements. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, August 2008) A nearly identical obituary was published in the August 13, 2008 issue of the Sabine County Reporter. |
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| 9972 | I6312 | Harpole | Albert Carroll | 1818 | 1889 | 0 | The 1850 census of Tennessee Index shows four families with the surname Harpole living in Obion Co. They are; Albert (32) and Martha Harpole (26). They were both born in Tennessee and had no children by the time of the census. Not recorded in 1860. |
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| 9973 | I6425 | Harpole | John | 14 Jan 1792 | 12 Feb 1861 | 0 | 1792-John Harpole was born in Virginia [Harpole, John Thomas (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in; Goodspeed, W.A. (1887) HISTORY OF TENNESSEE pub. Goodspeed:Nashville, TN 1797-"John Harpole came from Virginia to Wilson County, Tennessee when a young man..." [Harpole, Andrew J. (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in Goodspeed]. A suggested hypothetical date might be later than 1797, however, we know that his father Solomon purchased land in Sumner County in 1797---when John would have been five years old 1808-Death of John's father, Solomon Harpole. John was sixteen years of age. John Harpole Sr was guardian of William and Polly, and may also have been named guardian of John. This close relationship indicates that John Sr. might actually have been another son of Solomon's, and not just a nephew. 1812-[The twenty year old John Harpole] was a soldier in the War of 1812. [Harpole, John Thomas (1887) Recoreded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in; Goodspeed, W.A. (1887) HISTORY OF TENNESSEE pub. Goodspeed:Nashville, TN] John Harpole, Trumpeter, Major General Andrew Jackson, Capt. E. Kirkpatrick, Mounted Gunmen [Sistler, Byron & Barbara (1992) ENLISTED MEN, WAR OF 1812] 1813-Allotment to the heirs of Solomon Harpole. Heirs: William Harpole, Polly Patterson, John Harpole. 21 June 1813. Recorded in Deed Book E. 1814-On a receipt dated 25 Nov 1814, "Rec. from Wyatt Bettis the sum of ninety-six cents for the direct tax ont he property of John Harpole. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes TENNESSEE COUSINS] 1815-John Harpole...married Elizabeth Swigley...(of) Wilson County, TN [Harpole, Andrew J. (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in Goodspeed] This marriage took place on 26 January 1815 and the bondman was [John's first cousin] George Harpole. [Whitley, Edythe Rucker--compiler (1981) MARRIAGES OF WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1802-1850] 1815-John Harpole was bondsman at the marriage of George Bullard and Elizabeth Spradlin of 2 Mar 1815 in Wilson County, Tennessee 1815-Solomon Wesley Harpole [the oldest child of John and Elizabeth] was born in Wilson [County] Tennessee (later that same year of 1815) [Harpole, John Thomas (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in Goodspeed] 1816-"This is to certify that I, John Jr., heir of Solomon Harpole deceased do relinquish all claims to a tract of land to Thomas Patterson who conveyed it to Wyatt Bettes, Jr. Dated 30 July 1816." Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book G. "This is to certify that John Harpole, Sr., guardian for William Harpole and Thomas Patterson, heirs of Solomon Harpole reqlinquish their claims to land on Spring Creek to John Harpole, Jr. dated 30 July 1816." Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book G. Thomas Patterson and Polly, his wife, formerly Polly Harpole, daughter of Solomon Harpole, deceased, transferred ownership of 56 acres on Spring Creek to Wyatt Bettes on 16 August 1816. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book F. Presumably this was the land she inherited from her father. "This is to certify that we John Harpole, Jr. and Thomas Patterson relinquish our claims to land on Spring Creek being a part of the dower of Christina Bettes, formerly the wife of Solomon Harpole to William Harpole. Dated 30 July 1816. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book G. 1816-John Harpole was a soldier (again under General Jackson) int he Seminole war which was fought from 1816-1818 in the Florida Everglades. [Harpole, Andrew J (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in; Goodspeed, W.A. (1887) HISTORY OF TENNESSEE pub. Goodspeed:Nashville, TN 1817----Received this 21st day of Feb 1817 from John Harpole the sum of 92 1/2 cents for the direct tax of Wilson County for 1816. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] 1819-The first settler, Elisha Parker, was recorded in the Western District of Tennessee. This was the same area that John, and his brother William, were to settle a few years later. Obion County was eventually created from this Western District in 1832 from the Chickasaw Indian Cession and named after the Obion River. 1820-John Harpole and Jonas Swingley had 314 acres of land on Barton's Creek, Wilson County, transferred to them by Joseph Swingley on 25 May 1820. Recorded in Wilson County, Tennessee Deed book H [Partlow, Thomas E. (1984) WILSON COUNTY TENNESSEE DEED BOOKS C-M, 1793-1829 [An Index] page 252] 1822-Received of John Harpole Jr Four Hundred and Eighteen Dollars Thirty Six cents in full of my estate January 26, 1822. /s/ William Harpole [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] William Harpole must have sold his share of their father's estate to John Harpole Jr. If this reference is to sixty acres, as is understood, John paid $7 an acre 1824-John's first wife, Elizabeth, dies in December in Wilson County, Tennessee. This was the same year their daughter, Milly, was born and the two events may well have been connected. [Acklen, Jeannette Tillotson compiler (1976) TENNESSEE TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS Lebanon, Wilson County]. Extant Obion County marriage records start in this year and the first Circuit Court is held there in the home of W.M. Wilson. 1825-John Harpole transfers 200 acres of land in Wilson County to Jonas Swingley on 3 December 1828. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book L. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1984) WILSON COUNTY TENNESSEE DEED BOOKS C-M, 1793-1829 [An Index] page 198] 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. 1826-[John Harpole's military] services was acknowledged...by the [Tennessee State] Government granting him 160 acres of land in what was to become Obion County, Tennessee. [Harpole, John Thomas (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in Goodspeed] -John Harpole was listed, among others, as an early settler in the north-east of Obion County (later District No. 1 of Obion County). "Among other early settlers were Obidah Roberts, northwest of Union City; Benjamin Totten at Totten's well, in the northeast part of the county; also in the same locality Jethro L. Byrd, John Harpole and Thomas Sayles." [Goodspeed (1887) THE GOODSPEED HISTORY OF TENNESSEE pub. Goodspeed:Nashville, TN] It is recorded that John's son Solomon Wesley Harpole...."came to Obion County in 1826 (when he would have been eleven years old) and resided on the farm later owned by (his own son) John T(homas Harpole), for two years..." [Harpole, John Thomas (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in Goodspeed] "The first wheat planted in Obion County was planted by Lemuel Curlin and John Harpole. They cleared the land together. The forest was so very heavy, clearing land was no easy task." [Curlin, Thomas R. in convesation with his son R.T. Curlin. Extracted from Marshall's OBION COUNTY HISTORY and quoted in "Obion Origins" pub. by Obion County Genealogical Society in August 1986] 1827-Pamelia C. Harpole, the precise spelling varies, was born in March, and almost certainly in Obion County. There is no known contemporaneous record of this event. She appears to have been the first child born to John's second wife, May Ann McMinamy. She was incorrectly thought to have been born seven years earlier to John's first wife. This misunderstanding was recorded in HARPOLE COUSINS but this secondary record (original source unknown) is still an important source and in independant of Kenneth Harvey's family confirmation of her close relationship to John Harpole. Pamelia is listed as the wife of John M. Gentry on the 1850 Obion County, Tennessee census. William Harpole was once considered as her possible father, however he was ruled out because of the existance of a full listing of William's children in both the Obion County History [Obion County History Society (1985) OBION COUNTY HISTORY, VOL II Pub. Union City, Tennessee] and in HARPOLE COUSINS. -Received of John Harpole 25 cents in full of state and county tax for 1827. /s/ Joel S. Enloe [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] -John Harpole of Obion County, Tennessee transferred 56 acres on Spring Creek, Wilson Co, Tennessee to Thomas Kindred on 23 July 1827. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book 1828-[John and his family, including Solomon Wesley Harpole] ...then moved two miles north of that [original] farm...[Harpole, John Thomas (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compiled for inclusion in Goodspeed] Presumably the homestead was relocated a few miles north. John most likely kept both farms, as a grandson of his was to be born on and inherit the southernmost property. It seems probable he received two land grant of 80 acres each, two miles apart. One of these pioneer log residences, presumably the second, was still standing until 1991, when it burnt down. It was known, at the time, to be the oldest house in north-west Tennessee. [Correspondence of Dr. David Harpole of Richmond, Virginia with Kenneth Harvey] -Received of John Harpole 37 1/2 cents in full of his state and county tax for the year 1828. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] 1829-John Harpole, J.P. is given as the officiant at the marriage of Joseph Scott to Martha Jackson on 2 September 1829. 1829--"Some Interesting Facts About Early Obion County and Union City, TN" by T.D. Ozment states: Lem Curlin and John Harpole cleared some land in about 1829 and planted the first wheat ever planted in the county. According to Marshall's history this was just a few miles northeast of Union City." 1830-Rec. of John Harpole $3 and 50 cents for Smith work done in the year 1828 and 1829 up to the present date. February 19, 1830 /s/ Jesse Thompson. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] 1830 Federal Census: John was listed in the first Federal census of the county and his household age structure was reported as one male between ages 5/10 (Wilson P, age 8), two males aged between 10/15 (Solomon W, age 14 and Albert C., age 12) One female between 5/10 (Millie, age 6) and one female, presumably Mary Ann, aged circa 45. It is puzzling that Pamelia is not accounted for, who would have been around three years old. Kenneth Harvey does not believe that Millie is a nickname for Pamelia, as both individuals are recorded in different households in the 1850 Obion County census. --Rec. of John Harpole two dollars and thirty seven and one-half cents in full for State and County tax. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] 1833-Rec. of John Harpole one dollar and 62 and 1/2 cents in full of State & County tax for the year 1832. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] 1834--Both John and James Harpole are summonded by the Sheriff to serve as Grand and Petty Jurors at the Circuit Court meeting in Troy in November 1834. [Minutes of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Obion County 1834-1836. Transcriptions of the County Archives of Tennessee 1941] The identity of James Harpole is unknown. Could this have actually been William? 1835-Rec. of Douglas and Ward by the hand of John Harpole five dollars and sixty two and a half cents in full of the state and county tax on 1,000 acres of land in Obion County for the year 1835. [Harpole, Belma & Agnes HARPOLE COUSINS] 1837-John Harpole was assessed as "W(hite) Poll 1" like all other 94 taxpayers in Obion County, District 1. He was recorded as owning 250 acres and no slaves. 1850-The 1850 census index for Obion County, Tennessee shows: John Harpole (59), born in Virginia, and those of his children at home; (Wilson) Page (28), Millie (26) and William (Alexander) (18). John's mother, the elderly (Anna) Christianna Bettes, born in 1770, was living in their home. 1857-John Harpole is recorded as possessing no slaves, three horses, one mule, eleven cattle, fifteen sheep, thirty five swine, 72 bushels of wheat and 250 bushels of corn. [Agricultural Wealth of the County of Obion 1857 (extracted from a book containing the statistics in the Registry of Deeds Office in Obion County] 1860-Not located in the 1860 census. 1861-Date of death cited in HARPOLE COUSINS was 12 February 1861. May actually have died prior to the 1860 census. The Harpole cemetery is located on land belonging to Tom Elam (as of 1986), east of Jordan Highway on the old Hickman-Dresden Road. No tombstones have been found but John Harpole and his two wives are buried to the east of the Log House, according to CEMETERIES OF OBION COUNTY, TENNESSEE VOL. ONE. This reference to John Harpole, and his two wives by a non-family source, confirms that John was known locally to have married a second time. The "second wife" referred to in this case was probably actually his mother, Anna Christina Dice. His real first wife, Elizabeth Swingley, was buried in Wilson County. |
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| 9974 | I6308 | Harpole | Milli(Cent) | 1824 | Aft 1850 | 0 | 1824-John's first wife, Elizabeth, dies in December in Wilson County, Tennessee. This was the same year their daughter, Milly, was born and the two events may well have been connected. [Acklen, Jeannette Tillotson compiler (1976) TENNESSEE TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS Lebanon, Wilson County]. | STR06 |
| 9975 | I163 | Harpole | Pamelia C | 20 Mar 1827 | 19 Jul 1903 | 0 | The following biographical details were compiled by Ken Harvey: 1827-Pamelia was born in March, possibly in Obion County, although her mother may have returned to the family home in Rutherford County for the birth of her first child. No record has been found of the event. The Obion County organization was created in 1832, and it is possible that early records were lost or never created in the first place. Pamelia's birthdate is recorded on her tombstone. The following is in HARPOLE COUSINS "Permelia E. Harpole (dau. of John and Elizabeth Swingley Harpole, page 368) b. March 20, 1820; d. May 13, 1847 m July 18, 1846 to James H. Chandler, Madison County, Tennessee." The date of birth appears to be incorrect, seven years to the day too early, and Pamela was born following the death of Elizabeth Swingley. Additionally, it was her first husband, James Chandler who probably died circa 1847. Lynell Cordell wrote to the authors of "Harpole Cousins" to ask about this and they could not tell her where they obtained the original information.The birth date in the book and the birth date on Pamelia's grave stone both show March 20, so they could very well be the same person, but that still leaves the year in doubt. The 1830 and 1840 census records for the John Harpole family: 1830 census, Obion Co. TN pg. 159 Schedule: Male-Females, 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, then in increments of 10. Harpole, John, 012001-0100001 (The youngest female was 5-10 years old, born between 1820 and 1825) 1840 census, Obion Co. TN Schedule: Given and Surname of head of household and number of male/female. Males: 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, etc until 13th number, which is over 100. Females are the 2nd group of numbers. 133. John Harpole, 0101201-00001001 (Youngest female was between 20-30, born between 1820 and 1830) 1846 - James H. Chandler married Permilia (sic) Harpool on July 19, 1846, Obion Co., Tennessee. Bond: J. H. Chandler and Thomas G. Jenkins. Officiant: Cage Hale, J.P. The marriage license was issued the previous day. [Gary, Grace D. & Stricklin, Carolyn W. (1978) OBION COUNTY TENNESSEE MARRIAGE RECORDS 1824-1877]. "Our" Pamelia would have been aged 19 at this time. It is probable that her husband James died a short time afterwards without children and Pamelia remarried soon after. James H. Chandler died in 1849, and his estate sold the following items to Albert C. Harpole, Pamelia's brother: "table cloth, 2 peased quilts & linens, chest, bedstead & cord, 3 bed quilts, cover lid, and blanket," for a total amount of $27.25. These items may have been bough for Pamelia. At that time, if there was no will, the wife did not inherit even the necessities. According to the book, Harpole Cousins, Albert's sister Permelia was already dead by this time. Sometime prior to 1849, Pamelia married John Melton Gentry. The marriage was probably conducted by John's father, the Baptist preacher and J.P., William Gentry. He may well have forgotten to record the ceremony in the Obion Courthouse. No marriage record for John M. Gentry and Pamelia Harpool, or Chandler, has every been found. The early death of Pamelia's full brother, William Harpole, would not have helped in perpetuating her memory with the Harpole family who remained in Tennessee after Pamelia moved to Texas with the Gentry's. 1850-Pamelia was living in the Gentry household with John and his mother, Polly, and his siblings. Pamelia and John are both shown as age 23. The rest of the census records in Texas and Indian Territory shows Pamelia only 2 to 3 years older than John, or the same age. Lynell contends that the supposition that Pamela is the daughter of John Harpole and Mary Ann McMimany is still far from proven. Her contention is that we are ignoring some things in "Harpole Cousins," such as the books dates for John and Elizabeth McSwigley Harpole's daughter, Permelia and yet take as a fact that *our* Pamelia is the daughter of John Harpole. And until the date of birth can be proven or disproven, we don't know whether her mother is Elizabeth Swigley or Mary Ann McMinamy. 1860 - It is very noticable that there are no Harpoles in this census of Tennessee. There are however quite a lot of Harpools. Had the name undergone further anglisation? None of the 1850 Harpoles can be identified in 1860. 1903 - Transcription of Pamela's Tombstone: MRS P. C. GENTRY/ WIFE OF /J. M. /GENTRY/ BORN MAR.20.1827/ DIED/ JULY 18. 1903 The name was pronounced Pa-meal-ya but spelled like Pamela or Pamelia. RECORDED SPELLINGS Pamilia Harpole Pamelia C Gentry Permelia C. Gentry E. Gentry Pamela Harpool Permelia Gentry P. C. Gentry Could the middle initial "C", used in the census and tombstone inscription, have, in fact, been a poorly written "G" for Gertrude? A granddaughter of Pamelia was named Permelia Gertrude in 1877; presumably named after her. The strong argument against this is that the "C" does occur three times. Puzzlingly, Permelia name was represented by the initial "E." in the 1870 census of Johnson County, Texas. Was this simply an enumerator's error? It certainly looks like it. Ruth Pearl Gentry had (1980) a picture of Pamelia C. Harpole which is presumably now [1996] in the possession of one of her children. Scott Philip Hall is thought to have inherited the family photographs including the portrait of Pamelia Harpole. He left Pampa, Texas, and is living (1997) in either New Mexico or Arizona. Lynell Gentry has a large portrait of Pamelia with her husband. In 1900 Permelia recorded on the census that she had had seven children of whom two were now dead. The children who did not survive were presumably Ellen and Sallie. They may have died without issue but we cannot be certain of this. 1903-Photographed in a family group photo in her home in Alma with her husband John and two children. Fay Payne Yeager thinks that our Pamelia [Harpole] was Cherokee Indian but I (Kenneth Harvey) have never asked her why she thinks so. This is certainly not correct. |
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| 9976 | I1626 | Harpole | Solomon | 11 Jan 1769 | Between 1807 and 1808 | 0 | "Solomon Harpole and [Anna] Christiana, his wife, whose maiden name was Dice. Solomon Harpole came to the United States from Germany. locating in Pennsylvania some time prior to 1790, and moved from there to Virginia, where he resided until his death." [Harpole, Andrew J. (1887) Recorded by him on the assumed questionaire form from which his "biography" was compile for inclusion in; Goodspeed, W.A. (1887) HISTORY OF TENNESSE. pub. Goodspeed:Nashville, TN] It is significant that only one of the two great-grandsons quoted by Goodspeed, Andrew Harpole, recalls that Solomon died in Virginia and that her personally came from Germany. This places of Solomon's origin and death as given by Andrew Harpole are incorrect. The Harpole family did come from Germany, but it was the generation before Solomon in 1737. The informant, Andrew, who was age 30 at the time, was eleven years younger than the other descendant Goodspeed quoted, great grandson John Harpole. John was age 41 at the time. John never mentioned the German birth or Virginia death. It is clear from this that the family origins were beginning to be obscured by the passage of time even in 1887. 1769-Solomon Harpole was born in Virginia. [Harpole, Belma Carroll & Agnes S. (1986) HARPOLE COUSINS] 1790--Solomon and Christina Harpole moved to Sumner County, TN from Virginia in the 1790's with their young family. [Obion County Historical Society (1985) Obion County History, Vol Two. Pub. Union City, TN] Solomon, along with his brothers Adam and Paul, presumably followed their probable cousins John and Martin. The newcomers cannot have been unaware of John and Martin's earlier exploits in the area of Wilson County. John was to become the guardian of Solomon's children following his death. Adam was in Wilson County from at least early 1792. 1797-Solomon purchased 480 acres of land in Sumner County, Tennessee, from Ephraim Payton in January 1797. [Sumner County Deed Books] Sumner was the parent county of Wilson County. 1799--On December 23rd, Wilson County, Tennessee, was founded in the [John] Harpole [Sr.--cousin of Solomon] home. [Merritt, Dixon Edit. (1961) THE HISTORY OF WILSON COUNTY---ITS LAND AND ITS LIFE History Associates of Wilson County] Dr. David Harold Harpole of Richmond, Virginia, in his correspondence with Kenneth C. Harvey noted that the Wilson County Court met there for its first five sessions until the courthouse was built. That building in turn later proved inadequate. 1800-Governor Sevier issued captain's commisions in the new militia regiment created for Wilson County on May 30, 1800. Solomon Harpole was one of the five men named. [Merritt, pg 41] He appears to have relinquished this role of Captain a few years later. 1803-Solomon Harpole acquired 840 acres of land on Main Spring Creek, Wilson County form William and Gideon Pillow of Davidson County, Tennessee on 7 Nov 1803. Deed Book A. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1987) WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSE DEEDS, MARRIAGES, & WILLS 1800-1902, p. 412] 1803/4-Solomon Harpole to Zebedie Hicks 200 acres on the south side of the Cumberland River in Wilson County. Witnesses: James Hicks, Benjamin Clarke, and William Reynolds. Deed Book A. [Partlow, p. 396] 1804-Solomon Harpole is listed as #662 in Capt. Wilee Charry's (William Cherry) Company for the payment of tax in Wilson Co. He is recorded as owning 400 acres on Spring Creek. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1974) WILSON CO., TENNESSEE, TAX LISTS] 1805-Solomon Harpole is listed as #791 in Capt. Mann's Company for the payment of tax in Wilson County. He is recorded as owning 400 acres in Spring Creek. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1974) WILSON CO., TENNESSEE, TAX LISTS] 1805-Solomon Harpole transferred a building lot in the town of Lebanon to Samuel Hinkle of Pennelton, Co., Virginia on 23 September 1805. Deed Book B. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1987) WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSE DEEDS, MARRIAGES, & WILLS 1800-1902, p. 50] 1806-Solomon Harpole (along with cousin/brother John Harpole) signed, with sixteen other Justices of the Peace of Wilson County, a Petition, on 15 April 1806, on behalf of Edward Mitchell. Mitchell was commissioned to "complete the public building Courthouse etc" Due to "unforeseen difficulties" the funds allowed to Mitchell were insufficient and the petitioners requested that a County tax may be levied to relieve the situation. [Tennessee Legislative Petitions (1805-1812) in microfilm roll #3] 1806-Solomon Harpole was recorded as the bondsman at the marriage in Wilson County of George Allin & Sally Johnson on 28 August 1806. [Whitley, Edythe Rucker--compiler (1981) MARRIAGES OF WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1802-1850] 1806-Solomon Harpole is listed as #1070 in Capt. Carruth's District for the purpose of tax collection in Wilson County, Tennessee. He is recorded as owning 400 acres of land in Spring Creek. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1974) WILSON CO., TENNESSEE, TAX LISTS] 1807-Solomon Harpole is listed as #347 in Capt. Mann'sDistrict for the purpose of tax collection in Wilson County, Tennessee. He is recorded as owning 400 acres of land in Spring Creek. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1974) WILSON CO., TENNESSEE, TAX LISTS] 1807-Solomon Harpole and John Harpole are created administrators of the Vinson Crumpton Inventory on 21 March 1807 [Partlow, Thomas E. (1981) WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WILLS, BOOKS 1-13 (1802-50) Lebenon, TN page 132] 1807/1808-Solomon Harpole dies. Probate is granted in the will. A copy of this will should be obtained and examined. [Partlow, Thomas E. (1981) WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WILLS, BOOKS 1-13 (1802-50) Lebenon, TN page 6] According to Partlow's WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WILLS and to his index to WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE DEED BOOKS, the following transactions took place as a part of the settlement of Solomon Harpole's estate: 1808-Solomon Harpole sale on 20 Feb 1808. Among buyers are Mrs. Harpole and John Harpole. John Harpole administrator. Recorded 16 May 1808. 1813-Allotment to the heirs of Solomon Harpole. Heirs: William Harpole, Polly Patterson, John Harpole. 21 June 1813. Recorded in Deed Book E. 1816-"This is to certify that I, John Jr., heir of Solomon Harpole deceased do relinquish all claims to a tract of land to Thomas Patterson who conveyed it to Wyatt Bettes, Jr. Dated 30 July 1816." Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book G. "This is to certify that John Harpole, Sr., guardian for William Harpole and Thomas Patterson, heirs of Solomon Harpole reqlinquish their claims to land on Spring Creek to John Harpole, Jr. dated 30 July 1816." Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book G. Thomas Patterson and Polly, his wife, formerly Polly Harpole, daughter of Solomon Harpole, deceased, transferred ownership of 56 acres on Spring Creek to Wyatt Bettes on 16 August 1816. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book F. Presumably this was the land she inherited from her father. "This is to certify that we John Harpole, Jr. and Thomas Patterson relinquish our claims to land on Spring Creek being a part of the dower of Christina Bettes, formerly the wife of Solomon Harpole to William Harpole. Dated 30 July 1816. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book G. 1823-William Harpole transferred 56 acres of land on Spring Creek, it being part of the dower of Christina Bettes, formerly the wife of Solomon Harpole to John Cowger on 24 March 1823. Recorded in Wilson County Deed Book I. |
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| 9977 | I6313 | Harpole | Solomon Wesley | 1815 | 1880 | 0 | The 1850 census of Tennessee Index shows four families with the surname Harpole living in Obion Co. They are; Solomon (34) and Malinda Harpole (33) and their young family Mary (6), John (4), Robert (2) and a one month old newborn. Not recorded in 1860. |
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| 9978 | I6303 | Harpole | William | 1800 | 1881 | 0 | The 1850 census of Tennessee Index shows four families with the surname Harpole living in Obion Co. They are; William and Sarah Harpole with their presumed children John (19), Mary (18), Arrebella (15), Solomon (12), Jacob (11), Nancy (8), Catherine (6) and Tennessee (3). All born in Tennessee. Not recorded in 1860. |
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| 9979 | I48721 | Harre | Doris | 9 Jan 1938 | 26 Jun 2024 | 0 | Obituary for Doris Nicholas A Mass of Christian of Burial for Doris will be on Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. at St. Stephen Catholic Church in Exeter. Father Brendan Kelly will preside over the Mass. A Graveside Service will be in the Exeter Cemetery immediately following the Mass. Public visitation will be Friday, June 28, 2024 from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. with family present from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Farmer Funeral Home in Exeter. A Rosary will be prayed at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, June 28, 2024 at Farmer Funeral Home in Exeter. Memorials are suggested to the St. Stephen Catholic Church or to the family to be designated later. Doris Elizabeth Harre was born January 9, 1938, the twelfth of 15 children to John and Theresa (Leif) Harre at the family farm north of Exeter, Nebraska. Doris passed away at the age of 86 on June 26, 2024 at Fairview Manor in Fairmont, Nebraska. Doris graduated from Exeter High School in 1955. She was wed to United States Air Force Airman Richard (Nick) Nicholas on February 16, 1957, at St. Stephen's Catholic Church in Exeter. The couple resided in Lincoln and began a family with the birth of Shari (Michl) in 1959 and Timothy in 1960. The family relocated to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida and later to Tucson, Arizona, where Nick was stationed at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. In 1971, a third addition to the family, Hope (Strate) was born at Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo, New Mexico. After Nick completed his 20-year term in the military, the family made a final move to Exeter, where Nick and Doris settled into the family home they shared for 50 years. Nick and Doris shared 65 years together before Nick's passing in 2022. Doris spent her final year at Fairview Manor in Fairmont. As an Air Force wife, Doris found herself in both parent roles at times, and managed the household with patience, love and a little discipline. She held down jobs ranging from Arizona dog groomer to Exeter daycare provider to waitress at Sweetwater tavern in Exeter, and was known by her brothers for her raisin cream pie. She loved to play cards, with pinochle, euchre and pitch her games of choice, and made a few trips to casinos just for fun. Her grandchildren and great grands were the lights of her life, and she was always most excited when another baby joined the family. Doris was preceded in death by her parents, John & Theresa; sisters, Reta Mae Coffey, Evelyn Coffey, Gladys Coffey, Patricia Hansen, and Joan Kuska; brothers, Lawrence Harre, Kenneth Harre, Jerome Harre, Gene Harre, Paul Harre, and Aloysius Harre. Doris is survived by her three children, Shari (Alan) Michl of Exeter, Tim (Marie) Nicholas of Central City and Hope (Ken) Strate of Exeter, grandchildren Allison (Jeb) Bitz and Nathan (Abby) Michl; Matthew (Jennifer) Nicholas and Angela (Noah) Broekemier; Victoria Androyna and Deidre (Kevin) Boyle; her beloved great grandchildren: Evie, Jonah, Leo, Layne, Cason, Avery, Oliver, and Amelia; sisters, Jeanette Paulus of Loveland, Colorado and Leona Smith of New Braunfels, Texas; and brother, Frank Harre of York, Nebraska. From Farmer & Son Funeral Home website, courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy |
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| 9980 | I48465 | Harre | Thomas Glen | 2 Jan 1941 | 14 May 2021 | 0 | Thomas G. Harre, 80, of Lincoln, passed away peacefully at his home on May 14, 2021. Born on January 2, 1941 to Bernard & Marie (Ries) Harre on their farm near Exeter, NE. Tom married Marilyn Loukota on February 4, 1961 in Exeter. Tom graduated from Exeter High School, attended the Lincoln School of Commerce and graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1963 a member of Beta Gamma Sigma. He worked as an accountant and finance manager in the manufacturing industry. He worked for more than 20 years as vice president/controller in a savings and loan business. He was the financial manager for the first 10 years of the Nebraska Lottery. As a lifelong Catholic Tom served as parish financial committee chairman, parish council chairman and parish DDP chairman for several years. He also was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Sertoma Club, and St. Vincent DePaul Society. Tom was a devoted husband, father and grandfather exhibiting quiet strength and patience. Tom is survived by his wife of 60 years Marilyn; daughters Linda (David) Westermann, Lisa (Dan) Meyer, Janice (Bob) Swanson; 12 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild. Rosary at 12:30 pm followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 1:00 pm on Friday, May 21st at St. Teresa Catholic Church, 735 S 36th Street, Lincoln. Burial in Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln. Honorary pallbearers are his grandchildren: Thomas Swanson, Jacob Swanson, Benjamin Swanson, Joseph Meyer, Rebecca Meyer, Julia Swanson, Steve Meyer, Laura Meyer, John Swanson, Anthony Meyer, Elizabeth Swanson and David Swanson. Memorials to St. Teresa School or Catholic Social Services. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) |
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| 9981 | I26908 | Harrell | Doris | 12 Jan 1926 | 15 Mar 2005 | 0 | McLEMORE, DORIS (HARRELL) Transcribed by Bessie Meredith BORN: JANUARY 12, 1926 DIED: MARCH 15, 2005 Graveside services for Doris McLemore will be held Friday, March 18, 2005 at 10 a.m. in the Fort Towson Cemetery. Doris died March 15, 2005 in Paris, Texas. She was 79. Doris was born January 12, 1926 in Sulphur Springs, Texas and had lived in this area since 1985. She married T. Harold McLemore on June 17, 1955 in Odessa, Texas. Doris was a legal secretary and had worked in the U.S. Embassy in Brazil. She was preceded in death by her husband, T. Harold McLemore on August 15, 2000, and one brother, Delbert Harrell. Surviving relatives include: one son, Phil McLemore of Odessa, Texas; one brother, Bill Harrell, of Shreveport, Louisiana; and several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m., Thursday, March 17, 2005 at the funeral home. Officiating the services will be Bro. Troy Ruffin under the direction of Miller & Miller Funeral Home of Hugo. | STR06 |
| 9982 | I29443 | Harrell | James Reuben | 30 Dec 1894 | 25 Dec 1986 | 0 | Both the 1900 Census and his tombstone gives date of birth as 30 December 1893, though other sources show 1894 as his year of birth. | STR06 |
| 9983 | I29431 | Harrell | Jenny | Abt 1871 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Linda Davenport writes that Jenny Harrell born about 1871 in TX married to J. T. Jones on 31 May 1893 in Sabine Co, TX by H. F. Killen according to White & Toole. | STR06 |
| 9984 | I46235 | Harrell | Lillie Mae | 1 May 1897 | 15 Jan 1987 | 0 | Maiden name from the obituary of her daughter, Glynda McLemore Suggs, as posted on FindAGrave. | STR06 |
| 9985 | I11180 | Harrell | Nancy | 6 Nov 1834 | 9 Mar 1897 | 0 | The daughter of William HARRELL and Olive FOWLER. Sandra Meier notes that at the time of the 1840 census, Nancy would have been living in Jackson County, Florida Territory, with her mother Olive. | STR06 |
| 9986 | I29428 | Harrell | Reuben | Abt 1827 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | In June, 2010, Garland Lively emailed "I am a descendant of William Harrell of Wythe County, Virginia and belong to a group of dedicated researchers who have been attempting for years to find connections among the various Harrell families. I am most interested in determining the ancestry of Reuben Harrell who settled in Sabine County, Texas about 1860. My interest is in determining his ancestry and possible connections to the other North Carolina Harrell families who migrated to Georgia and then onward to Texas." An excerpt from my file on the Texas Harrells: Reuben Harrell was born 1825 in Pulaski County, Georgia and married Charity W. Lampkin 8 Jul 1857 in Pulaski County, Georgia. Reuben migrated to Sabine County, Texas by 1860 and married second, Permelia Jane Mason, widow of George W. Neal. He had three children born between 1866 and 1871 in Sabine County, Texas. Nothing further is known of this family but it is suspected that he is a descendant of Levi Harrell 1750 of Anson County, North Carolina as Levi had numerous descendants who settled in Pulaski County, Georgia." If you have any further informaton about Reuben Harrell, please contact Garland Lively at: Garland Lively 193 HCR 2201 Aquilla TX 76622 Ph: 254-694-6719 garlandliv@aol.com |
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| 9987 | I29428 | Harrell | Reuben | Abt 1827 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1850 United States Federal Census 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Reuben Harrell Age: 24 Estimated birth year: abt 1826 Birth Place: Georgia Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Division 69, Pulaski, Georgia Family Number: 373 Household Members: Name Age Reuben Harrell 24 Charity W Harrell 26 Eugenius Harrell 1 Mary Bohannon 65 Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Division 69, Pulaski, Georgia; Roll M432_80; Page: 253A; Image: 519. 1860 United States Federal Census 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Reubin Harrell Age in 1860: 33 Birth Year: abt 1827 Birthplace: Georgia Home in 1860: Patroon, Sabine, Texas Gender: Male Post Office: Milam Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Reubin Harrell 33 Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Patroon, Sabine, Texas; Roll M653_1304; Page: 332; Image: 294; Family History Library Film: 805304 1870 United States Federal Census Rubin Harrell 45 M W Farmer $800 $300 Ga Permelia G Harrell 30 F W Tx Robert Harrell 4 4 M W Tx Mary Harrell 3 F W Tx William Neal 16 M W Tx Joel Neal 12 M W Tx Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Beat 5, Sabine, Texas; Roll M593_1604; Page: 40B; Image: 86; Family History Library Film: 553103. |
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| 9988 | I29427 | Harrell | Robert W. H. | Abt 1866 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | The son of Reuben HARRELL and Permelia MASON. | STR06 |
| 9989 | I29445 | Harrell | Sallie Bell C. | Jun 1898 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Laura Buckmaster instead shows her as Lola Bell. | STR06 |
| 9990 | I24458 | Harrelson | Rebecca Jane | Abt 1820 | Between 1852 and 1853 | 0 | Rosa McLemore wrote that her father first wife was "Isabell Harrison" the daughter of a wealthy plantation owner in Virginia. She was probably assuming her name was Isabella based on the middle name of Keton's daughter Rebecca, apparently named for her mother. She was actually the daughter of Solomon J. HARRELSON. It is believed that she died in childbirth, along with her eighth child, around 1853, probably in Jefferson County Texas. When son Felix Harrelson McLemore applied for an insurance policy, he listed his mother's cause of death as dysentery, after an illness of six weeks. K.J. MCLEMORE , MARRIAGE TO REBECCA JANE HARRELSON , BNDS. SOLOMON J. HARRELSON , FATHER CONSENTS. MAY 28 ,1833.HINDS CO. , MISSISSIPPI MARRIAGE BOOKS MARRIAGE BOOK 1,PAGE 261.28 MAY 1833.HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. ESTATE PAPERS OF SOLOMON J. HARRELSON , FATHER OF REBECCA JANE MCLEMORE nee HARRELSON,SHOW K.J. MCLEMORE BOUGHT A BRASS CLOCK FOR 30$, AND A PLOW FOR $1.00 from the ESTATE OF SOLOMON J. HARRELSON. HINDS COUNTY INVENTORY BOOK 2- 1836-1839 ROLL 87 #297-INVENTORY OF ESTATE OF SOLOMON J. HARRELSON MAY 16, 1837 #387-INVENTORY OF PROPERTY #388- CONTINUANCE OF PROPERTY FILED JAN . 23, 1838 (Courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore) |
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| 9991 | I32516 | Harris | Abigail | 26 Mar 1720 | Abt 1785 | 0 | Melba Allen, on her DANIEL ALDERMAN website, writes that "About 1740 Daniel Alderman married Abigail, third child of Nathaniel Harris, and his first wife, Miriam Brooks. Abigail was born 26 March, 1720." | STR06 |
| 9992 | I7029 | Harris | Alexander | Abt 1810 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | In the book "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" by Edna McDaniel White and Blanche Findley (sic) Toole, it was stated that "Theophilus Alexander Harris, b. 1810, m Elizabeth Reeves, b. 1817 in S. C., and came to Texas prior to 1837. He was Justice of Peace in Milam in 1837. He was interested in civic improvement, and when New Hope Baptist Church was organized, the meetings were held in his home. He received a third class land grant in Sabine County." (p. 26). However, a direct descendant, Elizabeth Pate, epate2@wildblue.net, cautions that it might be possible that Theophilus Harris and Alexander Harris were actually two different men, but likely related in some fashion. Theophilus was said by some to be named William Theophilus. Census records for the family of Alexander and Elizabeth consistently show his name simply as Alex, Alexander or A. Elizabeth also noted that the Alexander and Elizabeth, along with their children, can be found in Talladega County, Alabama at the time of both the 1840 and 1850 federal census enumerations, and that their youngest daughter, Nancy, is also shown on the 1860 Sabine County, Texas census as being born in Alabama ca 1854. Please email strong@texas.net and/or epate2@wildblue.net if you have more information that could help us determine the exact nature of the relationship between Theophilius Harris and Alexander Harris. |
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| 9993 | I7029 | Harris | Alexander | Abt 1810 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1850 Census Alabama, Talladega County, Talladega District Enumerated 30 Apr 1850 1393 1427 Alex Harris 40 M @500 Va Elizabeth Harris 32 F S. Carolina Gilbert Harris 16 M Ga Martha Harris 14 F Ga Arletha Harris 12 F Ala Joseph Harris 10 m Ala Robert Harris 8 M Ala Henry Harris 6 M Ala 1860 Census Texas, Sabine County, Milam Enumerated 18 Jun 1860 Page 7 Stamped 321 54-54 Hebron and Emily Harris and family 55-55 A. Harris 50 M Farmer 2000 5209 Va Elizabeth Harris 43 F SC Joseph L. Harris 21 M Ala Robert V. Harris 18 M Ala Henry E. (sic) Harris 14 M Ala Nancy Harris F 6 Ala |
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| 9994 | I46835 | Harris | Angela Marnette | 1 Oct 1971 | 28 Nov 2021 | 0 | Miss Angela Marnette "Marnie" Harris left the mortal constraints of this earth on November 28, 2021, in Geneva, Texas. Marnie was born on October 1, 1971, in Lufkin Texas. Marnie is now with her father, and the only person who had his bluff in on her, Robert N. Harris Sr. Moreover, she has now reassumed the copilot position with her mother, LaVerne Droddy Harris. At their peak, it was not uncommon to have a Marnie and LaVerne sighting ? even in New York City! Marnie is survived by: Robert N. Harris Jr.(brother) and wife Stacy Archer Harris and Roy Joseph Harris (brother) and wife Mary Brackin Harris. She leaves behind nephews and nieces: Holli Harris King, Hannah Harris Johnson, Robert N. Harris III, Virginia Harris Standley, Sarah Harris Nichols, and Roy Joseph Harris Jr. Additionally, Marnie was the proud great aunt for six great-nieces and three great-nephews. Visitation will be held from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 1, 2021, at Wyman Roberts Funeral Home, located at 316 W. Columbia Street in San Augustine, Texas. Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 1, 2021, at the Wyman Roberts Memorial Chapel with Dr. Karen Jones officiating. Interment will follow at McMahans Chapel Cemetery, Geneva. Pallbearers: Robert N. Harris III, Roy Joe Harris, Justin King, Rex Johnson, J.D. Standley, and Jared Nichols. Visit www.WymanRobertsFuneralHome.com for memories and condolences. Services are under the direction of Wyman Roberts Funeral Home in San Augustine, Texas. Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, December 1, 2021, page 7 |
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| 9995 | I16932 | Harris | Arletha L. "Lethia" | 23 Apr 1837 | 2 Jan 1904 | 0 | Not listed as a daughter in White and Toole's "Genealogical Sketches of Sabine County, Texas." Said by Barbara Yancey Dore to have married Britton Alford, and to be the mother of Aletha "Lethia" Alford, who married Alfred A. Halbert. Some researchers show that is was she that married Alfred Vickers. |
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| 9996 | I5627 | Harris | Bena Norine | 24 Jul 1901 | 5 Jan 2000 | 0 | THE SABINE COUNTY REPORTER January 12, 2000 Bena Harris Gellatly, 98, of Milam died Wednesday, Jan 5, 2000, in San Augustine. Mrs. Gellatly was born July 24, 1901 and had been a lifelong resident of the Milam area. She was a homemaker and a member of New Hope Baptist Church. Survivors; daughters and sons-in-law, Claudia and Dan Polley of Sexton, Merle and Oscar Huff of Milam, and Bonnie and Larry Mobbs of Odessa, a sister, Elaine Brown of San Augustine; eight grandchildren a step-granddaughter; nine great-grandchildren; and four step great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband D.C. Gellatly, and a son, Robert Gellatly. Funeral services were held Jan 7 at New Hope Baptist Church near Milam with Bro. Jim Moss and Bro. Lou Dane officiating. Interment followed at New Hope Cemetery. Starr Funeral Home Inc of Hemphill, Directors. |
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| 9998 | I12342 | Harris | Catherine "Kate" P. | Dec 1862 | Abt 1953 | 0 | A daughter of Elijah and Ann Harris of Van Wert County, Ohio. | STR06 |
| 9999 | I44122 | Harris | Faye | 26 Jul 1885 | 23 Nov 1964 | 0 | A newspaper clipping about her death is posted on her memorial on FindAGrave. It is titled "Collision of Car and Truck Takes Life Mrs. Mason, 79.' The article stated that Mrs. Faye Harris Mason was dead on arrival at Rusk Memorial Hospital after turning in front of a Milk Truck. The article also noted that she had been a resident of Rusk for 45 years, and member of the First Baptist Church and in the T. E. L. Class. Survivors were sons Byron Mason, Dallas; G. T. Mason, New London and Col. W. H. Mason, Jr. of Pope AFB, North Carolina; daughters, Mrs. E. S. Caldwell, Angleton and Mrs. F. D. Dickey, Fort Worth, sister, Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Hemphill; 17 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Pallbearers were Lonnie Spivey, Russell Gilman, Carl Rogers, Walter Courtney, Mayo Starkey and Frank Merriweather. Name Faye Harris Mason Event Type Death Event Date 23 Nov 1964 Event Place Rusk, Cherokee, Texas, United States Gender Female Marital Status Widowed Birth Date 26 Jul 1885 Birthplace , Texas Father's Name Judd Harris Mother's Name Syrenthia Collier Certificate Number: 68669 GS Film number 2117651 Digital Folder Number 005144700 Image Number 00079 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KSYL-WQG : accessed 26 Nov 2013), Faye Harris Mason, 23 Nov 1964; citing certificate number 68669, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2117651. |
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| 10000 | I7178 | Harris | Henry Clay | 4 Feb 1844 | 16 Oct 1907 | 0 | His headstone is inscribed H. C. Harris Born Feb. 4, 1844 Died Oct. 16, 1097, "On that bright immortal shore, We shall meet to part no more." | STR06 |
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