Living

Notes:

Andrew was a blacksmith. Eldon and Ann McLemore write that he left home in 1878 and never returned. He can be located on the 1880 Scott County, MI census living with M. J. Pegram. He was 16, and she 35. Her niece was also living in the household.

(Research):

Census Listings:

1910 Census
Oklahoma, Pottawotomie County, Pr. No. 3 Moore Twp, Maud Town
Enumerated 18 Apr 1910
SD 5 ED 217 Ward 3 Sheet 5A, Stamped 5
83-83
McLemore, Andrew Head M W 40 M1 9 Miss Miss Miss Repair Blacksmith
McLemore, Cynthia Wf F W 30 m1 9 6/5 Ark Ark Ark
McLemore, Andrew P Son M W 8 S OK Miss Ark
McLemore, Charles S Son M W 6 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Dessa M Dtr F W 4 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Noble O Son M W 2 S Ok Miss Akr
McLemore, Fred Son M W 0/12 SA Ok Miss Ark
Pitts, Martha Mother-in-law F W 59 Wd 16/7 Ark Tenn Tenn
Pitts, Wesley Brother-in-law M W 23 m1 3 Ark Ark Ark Laborer Odd Jobs
Pitts, Andrew Brother-in-law M W 17 S Ark Ark Ark Laborer Odd Jobs
Pitts, Lura Sister-in-law F W 15 S Ark Ark Ark

1920 Census
Oklahoma, Pottawotomie COunty, Moore Twp No 3, Maud
Enumerated 12 Jan 1920
SD 4 ED 222 Sheet 6A
132
McLemore, Andrew P Head M W 49 M Miss US US Blacksmith
McLemore, Cynthia E Wf F W 39 M Ark Ark Ark
McLemore, Pinkne Son M W 18 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Charles L.I. Son M W 15 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Dessie W Dtr F W13 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Noble Son M W 12 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Sylvester Son M W 8 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Silas B Son M W 6 S Ok Miss Ark
McLemore, Roland Son M W 4 6/12 SD Ok Miss Ark

Andrew married Cynthia Elizabeth Pitts on 5 Dec 1899 in Vian, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma. Cynthia was born on 7 Dec 1880 in Winslow, Washington County, Arkansas; died on 27 Dec 1956 in Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma; was buried in Grace Hill Cemetery, Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

After Andrew McLemore died, she married second Frederick NELSON. They adopted Cynthia's granddaughter, Esther Cockrell, after her mother died. Cynthia was an early convert into the Church of God, Cleveland, Tennessee, and an evangelist.

(Research):

Census Listings:

1930 Census
Oklahoma, Noble County, Perry City, Ward 4
Enumerated April 10, 1930
ED 52-20 SD 2 Sheet 13A Stamped 242?
Fourth and Locust
709-298-319
Rassmusen Olive Wf 800 F W 71 m 21 Oh Oh Oh Saleslady Publishing
Rassmusen, Robert R Head M W 73 M 25 Denmark Denmark Denmark Danish Farmer
---/---/320
McLemore, Cynthia Mother F W 50 Wd Miss US US
McLemore, Esther Dtr F W 4 0/12 Ok Miss Mo
McLemore, Morland Son F (sic) W 6 S Ok Miss Mo
McLemore, Rolland Son M W 15 S Ok Miss Mo
McLemore, Bethel Son M W 17 S Ok Miss Mo Laborer Paving
McLemore, Sylvester Son M w 19 S Ok Miss Mo Salesman Clothing
McLemore, Dock Head M W 29 S Ok Miss Mo Clerk Pool Hall

Notes:

Ann and Eldon McLemore show him as a son of John McLemore and Winnie Baltice of South Carolina and Mississippi. They further show the children of John and Winnie as being Wesley, Reuben, Matthew, Dorcus, John, and Robert.

Wesley McLemore and John McLemore both did live in Scott County, Mississippi at the time of the 1850 census, and both were born in South Carolina, but no other links connecting them have yet been proven. Additionally, Wesley was 21 years older than John. If related, they could as likely be father and son or Uncle and nephew as siblings.

Reuben (b. 1805), Matthew (b. 1808) and Dorucs (b. 1811) were also all born in South Carolina. They are also markedly older than John, and living in Copiah County, MS (several counties distant) versus Scott County. Again, no other links have been proven between them and John.

Nothing more is currently known about Robert.

The email thread below also indicates that John's parentage is still in doubt:

John McLemore of Morton,Scott,Miss
LindaMcLemore55 Posted: 11 Aug 2003 8:38AM

I'm trying to find the lineage of John McLemore born about 1823 South Carolina. He is found on the 1860 Census of Morton,Scott,Miss. His wife is named Anna and is about 38. Actually, I'm not sure if John was 37 or 57, but I've been lead to believe he was born about 1823. The brothers named for him that was sent to me have them being born around the 1802... area. They are supposidly Wesley;Reubin; Matthew, Robert & Dorcus. Born from 1802 thru 1811 except for John.

John and Annas children are: William, Henry R., Mary J. , Andrew P., Eliza, Nancy (Melvina?) Martha F., and John W. All supposidly born in Ms from 1842 to 1864.

I know this is sketchy, but I'm desperate. Just can't prove anything prior to 1860. I've been told that Johns mother was a Winnie Baltice ... but, I cannot find her. Johns father is also supposed to be a John ... but, I can't find him with the information I've been given. Does anyone know of this branch of McLemores? I just need to know how they connect and if possible, where to find them. I'd also like to know more on this Winnie as she's supposed to be 1/2 Choctaw.

The only other John McLemore in that area that I've found prior to this just lists him on the slave schedule as an owner, but gives no mention of his family. This was in 1850. Can anyone help me with this particular John?

Re: John McLemore of Morton,Scott,Miss
Merritt Mullen Posted: 10 Jul 2005 7:06PM

Don't remember if we exchanged notes before, but Nancy Vinnie Batiste is my ggg-grandmother. As far as I can tell, she was mostly Choctaw with some French blood (from the French-Canadian Batiste family who settled in Mobile, it is thought). She was born 1794, probably in MS. She married Moses McLemore about 1814, probably in MS, and did have a son named John, but not the John you are looking for. Her son was John Thomas McLemore. b. Mar 1817 in Wayne Co MS and d. Nov 1863 Copiah Co MS. He married first Agnes Smith, and second Rebecca Rogers.

Re: John McLemore of Morton,Scott,Miss
peanut07 (View posts) Posted: 11 Jul 2005 9:04AM
Classification: Query
Surnames: McLemore
Thanks for responding. I'm at a loss as to where my husbands John McLemore and Anna descend from. My father in law was only about 3 when his father Andrew Pinkney McLemore died. What information I have is sketchy. Lots of rumors, but you know how rumors go. Once again ... thanks for responding. Linda

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.mclemore/408/mb.ashx

Thomas McLemore (born 1931, San Augustine, TX was shown to be a yDNA match to a direct descendant of his, Timothy V. McLemore, at 11 markers on 5.21.2021



(Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Mississippi, Scott County
Enumerated 5 Jun 1850
315-315
John McLemore 28 M Occupation "None" Value of Property None SC
Ann McLemore 28 F Miss
William McLemore 8 M Miss
Henry W./R. McLemore 7 M Miss
Mary J. McLemore 6 F Miss
Eliza C. McLemore 5/12 F Miss

1860 Census
Mississippi, Scott County, P. O. Morton
Enumerated 7 Aug 1860
Page 86
574-574
John McLemore 37 M Farmer 100 200 Sc
Anna McLemore 38 F Miss
Wm. McLemore 18 M Farm Laborer Miss
Henry McLemore 17 M Miss
Mary McLemore 15 F Miss
Eliza McLemore 13 F Miss
Nancy McLemore 8 F Miss
Martha McLemore 6 F Miss
John McLemore 1 M Miss

(Medical):Y DNA Results, FTDNA Haplogroup:

R1b1a2

A direct male descendant of John McLemore was a participant in the Morrison DNA study. The kit number was 35844, and this DNA was a high definition match to two other McLemore's (not previously proven to be related), as well as with a McElmurry from Kentucky

See the results for Group O at the following website:

http://www.geneticousins.com/morrison/

John McLemore descendant was an exact 25 marker match to John McLemore, born 1822, in North Carolina, with descendants later settling in the area of Jasper/Newton/Sabine counties, Texas; Wright McLemore and Keton Jones McLemore who lived in adjoining households at the time of the 1830 Richland County, Arkansas and whose descendants also later settled in Texas.

According to FamilytreeDNA in Houston, the probability that the two DNA donors share a common ancestor, is as follows:

In comparing 25 markers, the probability of sharing a common ancestor within the last...

4 generations is
27.54%
8 generations is
58.22%
12 generations is
78.24%
16 generations is
89.3%
20 generations is
94.93%
24 generations is
97.66%

In addition to this above matches, the Wright McLemore, John McLemore, and Keton Jones McLemore descendants were also matches to two proven descendants of Abraham Macklemore, the immigrant, and John McLemore, born 1762, the Revolutionary soldier who left descendants in Knox County, Tennessee; Dade County, Missouri; Illinois; Mississippi; and Alabama.

Each of these matches, including the McElmurry, can be found indexed in these files.

The members of R1b are believed to be the descendants of the first modern humans who entered Europe about 35,000-40,000 years ago. Those R1b forebearers were the people who painted the beautiful art in the caves in Spain and France. They were the contemporaries (and perhaps exterminators) of the European Neanderthals. R1b is the most common Y haplogroup in Europe - more than half of men of European descent belong to R1b. Fourteen of the 30 most common haplotypes in the YSTR.org database are typical of R1b.

John married Annie Grice before 1842. Annie was born about 1822 in Mississippi; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Shown by direct descendant, Timothy V. McLemore, as dying on 1870 in Morton, Scott, Mississippi.

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Census Listings:

1870 Census
Mississippi, Scott County, P. O. Morton
Enumerated 30 July 1870
Page 6
37-37
McLemore, Anny 48 F Keepin House 120 Miss
McLemore, Eliza 20 F W Miss
McLemore, Melvinia 18 F W Miss
McLemore, Martha 14 F W Miss
McLemore, John 11 M W Miss
McLemore, Andrew 6 M W Miss
38-38
McLemore, Henry 26 M W Farmer $128 Miss
McLemore, Allis 18 F W Keeping House Miss
McLemore, James 3 M Miss