Husband Van Montague ERWIN (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: First Lt. Robert Gallaudette ERWIN, Jr., USAAF, WWII (1920-2009)
Mother: Clara Belle PETERSON (1919-2003)
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Wife Janet Elizabeth MILLIGAN (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Joseph Petterson ERWIN (details suppressed for this person)
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2 F Elizabeth Jenkins ERWIN (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband William R. ERWIN 259,347
Born: May 1860 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina 4229
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Father: Rev. Dr. James Daniel ERWIN (1829-1909) 259,347
Mother: Laura Anne RAYSOR (1832-1883) 347,2578
Marriage: Abt 1884
Wife Annie L. LAWTON 259
Born: Abt 1865 - South Carolina 4229
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Father: Dr. Benjamin W. LAWTON (Abt 1822-Bef 1880) 785,4255
Mother: Josephine R. POLHILL (Abt 1826-After 1880) 785,4255
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1 F Josephine L. ERWIN 259
Born: 9 Jun 1888 - South Carolina 4229
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2 F Laura Ann ERWIN 259,435
Born: 9 Mar 1890 - South Carolina 4229
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Spouse: Edgar D. LIDE (1891- ) 435,436
3 M Clarence A. ERWIN 259
Born: 16 Aug 1892 - South Carolina
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4 F Carrie Lee ERWIN 259,435
Born: 2 Sep 1894 - South Carolina 4229
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Spouse: Gustav A. KALBER (Abt 1890- ) 259,435
5 F Annie Lou ERWIN 259
Born: May 1896 - South Carolina 4229
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6 M Aurel Lawton ERWIN 259
Born: 3 Jun 1898 - South Carolina 4229
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7 M Alfred Raysor ERWIN 259
Born: 1900 - South Carolina 4267
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8 M Thomas Andrew ERWIN 785
Born: 28 Sep 1902 - South Carolina 4267
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9 F Marquerite ERWIN 785
Born: 30 Mar 1905 - South Carolina 4267
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10 M William R. ERWIN, Jr. 785
Born: 4 Apr 1907 - South Carolina 4267
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William R. ERWIN married Annie LAWTON, sister of Thomas LAWTON who married William's sister, Rennie ERWIN. Of Hartsville, South Carolina.
1900 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Darlington County, Hartsville Twp, 2 June 1900; Series: T623 Roll: 1525 Page: 88: Home Avenue 24 24 ERWIN Wm R. Head W M May 1860 400 M 15 SC SC SC; -- Annie L. Wife Apl 1865 35 M 15 7 5 SC SC SC Overseer; -- Josephine L. Dau W F June 1888 11 S SC SC SC At school; -- Laura A Dau W F Mar 1890 10 S SC SC SC; -- Carrie L. Dau W F Sept 1894 5 S SC SC SC; -- Annie L. Dau W F May 1896 4 S SC SC SC; -- Aurel L. Son W M June 1898 1 S SC SC SC.
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Annie LAWTON who married William R. ERWIN was the sister of Thomas LAWTON who married Rennie ERWIN. Annie was widowed before 1910 when the census showed her as Head of household, widowed.
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Darlington County, 1-Wd Hartsville Twp; Series: T624 Roll: 1454 Page: 24: Home Avenue 448 470 ERWIN, Annie L. Head F W 43 Wd 11 8 SC SC SC Misress Boarding house; -- Josephine Dau F W 21 S SC SC SC Stenographer Newspaper; -- Laura Dau F W 19 S SC SC SC; -- Carrie L Dau F W 15 S SC SC SC; -- Annie L Dau F W 12 S SC SC SC; -- Alfred R. Son M W 9 S SCS SC SC; -- Thomas Son M W 7 S SC SC SC; -- Margariit Dau F W 5 S SC SC SC; -- William R. Son M W 3 S SC SC SC; REYNOLDS, Marvin Boarder M W 24 S SC SC SC Paymaster Cotton mill.
1920 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Darlington County, 1 & 2-Wd, Hartsville; Series: T625 Roll: 1691 Page: 185:41 16 18 ERWIN Annie L. Head F W 54 Wd SC SC SC Keeps boarders; -- Josephine Dau F W 31 S SC SC SC Private Secretary College; -- Annie Lee Dau F W 23 S SC SC SC; -- Alferd Son M W !( S SC SC SC; -- Thomas Son M W 17 S SC SC SC; -- Marguaret Dau F W 14 S SC SC SC; -- W. R. Son M W 12 S SC SC SC; LILE Edgar D. Son-in-law M W 29 M SC SC SC Bookkeeper Dept. Store; -- Laura Dau F W 29 M SC SC SC; -- Edgar D. Jr Grandson M W 1 S SC SC SC; McLENDON Erwin Boarder M W 25 S SC SC SC Clerk.
Next door is Annie's daughter Carie Lee and family: XX 17 19 KALBER Gus A. Head M W 30 M MA Germany Germany Cotton stapler Cotton office; -- Carrie Lee Wife F W 25 M SC SC SC; -- Barbara Dau F W 2 S SC SC SC.
On the other side of Annie is 43 15 17 ERWIN, William A. Head M W 49 M NC NC VA Supt Oil Mill; -- Madge Wife F W 36 M GA GA GA, any relationship to Annie's family is not known. 4267
Husband Dr. William Robinson ERWIN 2129,2507,2508
Born: 5 Jan 1799 - Midway, Orangeburg, South Carolina
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Died: 17 Nov 1856 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Father: Major James ERWIN, RS-SC (1752-Bef 1815) 2451
Mother: Sarah DANIEL (1762-1815) 1471,2129
Marriage: 4 Feb 1829 - Robertsville, Beaufort County, South Carolina 2128
Wife Julia Caroline ROBERT 2507,2509
Born: 4 Nov 1812 - Robertsville, Beaufort County, South Carolina
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Died: 31 Jul 1888 - Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
Buried: - Antioch Cemetery, Barnwell County, South Carolina
Father: William Henry ROBERT (1780-1835) 2128
Mother: Mary MANER (1785-1826) 2128
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1 M Rev. Dr. James Daniel ERWIN 259,347
Born: 29 Dec 1829 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 17 Mar 1909 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
Buried: - Antioch Cemetery, Allendale County, South Carolina
Spouse: Laura Anne RAYSOR (1832-1883) 347,2578
Marr: 3 Jan 1855 259
Spouse: Ann B. MILLER (1840-1920) 2579,4238
Marr: Abt 1887 - South Carolina 4238
2 F Sarah Elizabeth ERWIN 2507,3219,3220
Born: 28 Apr 1832 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina 4259
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Died: 17 May 1879 - Quitman, Brooks County, Georgia 4259
Buried: - Laurel Grove Cemetery, Chatham County, Georgia 4259
Spouse: Edward Clemens WADE (1830-1911) 3219,3220
Marr: 8 Nov 1853 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 4259
3 F Ann Marion ERWIN 2578
Born: 17 Jun 1834 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 28 Nov 1834 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
Buried: - Antioch Cemetery, Allendale County, South Carolina
4 M William ERWIN 2507,2579
Born: 25 Mar 1836 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 8 Sep 1858 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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5 M Ephraim A. S. ERWIN, CSA 2507,2578
Born: 31 Jul 1838 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 2 Sep 1863 - Fort Moultrie, Charleston, South Carolina
Buried: - Antioch Cemetery, Barnwell County, South Carolina
Spouse: Kitty TATE (Abt 1842-1929) 2578
Marr: 1861
6 F Rebecca ERWIN 2579
Born: 2 Aug 1840 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 14 Nov 1840 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
Buried: - Antioch Cemetery, Allendale County, South Carolina
7 F Julia Adelaide ERWIN 1000,2507,2579
Born: 17 Jan 1842 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 29 Jan 1906 - Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
Buried: - Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
Spouse: Capt. Evan Park HOWELL, CSA (1839-1905) 1000,2578
Marr: 5 Jun 1861 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina 4245
8 M Alpheus Eugene ERWIN 2507
Born: 29 Jan 1846 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Spouse: Mary Isabel BAKER (Abt 1850- )
Marr: 10 Oct 1866 - Barnwell County, South Carolina
9 M Lenoir Moss ERWIN 2507,2579,4228
Born: 24 Dec 1848 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Spouse: Helen Pruyn ROOSEVELT (1859-1925) 2579,4227,4228
Marr: 15 Oct 1879 - Macon, Bibb County, Georgia 2579
10 F Ida Leila ERWIN 42,2124,3030
Born: 22 Feb 1852 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina 42
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Spouse: James F. WOODWARD (Abt 1848-After 1887) 2578
Marr: 2 Jun 1874 - Fulton County, Georgia
11 M Marion ERWIN 2124,2579,3259
Born: 3 Mar 1855 - Erwinton, Barnwell County, South Carolina
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Died: 19 Apr 1924 - Garden City, Long Island, New York
Buried: - Riverside Cemetery, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia
Spouse: Elizabeth Morris WOLHAUPTER (1854- ) 2579
Marr: 5 Mar 1884
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William ERWIN is named in the 1814 Will of his father, James ERWIN. " I give and bequeath unto my Son William three Negrois, Slaves, Named hanoble, Adam, and harry, my house plantation and all my land Joining the plantation withall the appertainances thereunto, one horse Valued at Eighty Dollars, one Eighth part of my Stock of Cattle, and one Feather Bed and furniture, when he becomes of age: to him his his heirs and afsigns."
William married Julia Caroline ROBERTS on 4 Feb 1829.
1830 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Barnwell District, page 167: William R. ERWIN 1 male under 5 (James Daniel), 1 male 30-40 (William Robinson); 1 female 15-20 (Julia Caroline ROBERT).
1850 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Barnwell County, Series: M432 Roll: 849 Page 359: 531 531 Wm ERWIN 53 M W Physician SC; Julia " 34 F W SC; James " 20 M W SC; Eliz 18 F W SC; William " 14 M W SC; Ephraim " 10 M W SC; Eugene " 4 F W SC; Lenoir " 2 F W SC; Julia " 11 F W SC.
Dr. William Robinson ERWIN died 17 Nov 1856. He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Allendale County, South Carolina. "SACRED; to the Memory of; Dr. William R, Erwin; who departed this life; on the 17th of November 1876 [Error, 1856]; in the 58th year of his age.; Blessed are the dead" [http://www.sciway3.net/clark/allendale/cemantioch.html]
These paragraphs are from The Community Of Erwinton, By Carrie Lee Erwin Kalber, from ALLENDALE ON THE SAVANNAH, by Alexania Easterling Lawton and Minnie Reeves Wilson -
"Any study of South Carolina history should include the community of Erwinton, which has produced many outstanding people: lawyers, doctors, publishers, statesmen, farmers, textile ex-preacher, and many others interested in the welfare of Allendale On The Savannah our country. Among the families who have lived there are MANERs, ERWINs, ROBERTs, DUNCANs, WILLINGHAMs, SAMs, BESTs, BOXes, KILLINGSWORTHs, BRUNSONs, and MARTINs...Although most of these families have left this part of Old Barnwell District (now Allendale County), their children and grandchildren love to return and wander around visiting the sights that were dear to their ancestors...Reverend J. J. Trott, an evangelist of Christian Churches, who lived in Georgia, wrote a news dispatch to The Christian Review, Franklin College, Tenn., dated March 10, 1847, describing his visit to Antioch Christian Church in Erwinton, S. C., and the ERWINs there. Trott wrote "Erwinton, S. C., is a most delightful place. It is not a city nor a town, but something more interesting, a Christian neighborhood, composed of a post office, a male and female academy, a neat and comfortable meeting house, and a congregation of Disciples. Bro. Dr. W. R. ERWIN is a pioneer in the good cause. His brother, Gen. James Daniel ERWIN, was baptized last year at Bethany College, Va. Brother J. S. HAVENER is teacher in the Academy and congregation. Miss BOIDLEY, a Catholic lady, gives lessons in French, Music, Drawing, and Painting....Erwinton also had at that time a Masonic Hall which was the first chartered Masonic Society in South Carolina, and I have been told that the Allendale Masonic Lodge has the Charter. The home of Brother Dr. W. R. ERWIN mentioned by Reverend J. J. TROTT is one of the few remaining ante-bellum homes to be seen today in the neighborhood of Erwinton just off Highway 301 on the old Augusta road. Dr. William Robinson ERWIN and his wife, Julia Caroline Robert ERWIN, built the remaining home after his brick home was destroyed by fire...
Rev. Alexander CAMPBELL had preached at Antioch Christian Church, in present-day Allendale County, in 1838, and had been the guest of Gen. James Daniel ERWIN at Erwinton at that same time."
The historical marker erected by the state of South Carolina at the site of Antioch Christian Church reads:
"ANTIOCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Organized in 1833 by Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Erwin was the second Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) founded in South Carolina. Dr. J. D. Erwin, II, served as minister for forty years. The present building was used as a court house in 1865."
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Julia Caroline ROBERT is a daughter of William Henry ROBERT and Mary MANOR. She is also a descendant of the first Huguenot minister in the Santee section of South Carolina and Landgrave SMITH through her grandmother Elizabeth DIXON.
Julia Caroline married Dr. William Robinson ERWIN on 4 April 1829. She and William had 11 children. William died in 1856, leaving Julia a widow with the youngest child then barely one year old.
Julia was head of household in the 1860 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Barnwell County, Erwinton P O, 8 September 1860; Series: M653 Roll: 1213 Page: 501: 560 560 Julia C ERWIN 43 F W Planter 26,000 56,855 SC; E. B. " 22 M W --- 8200 SC; Julia " 18 F W SC; Eugenia 16 M W SC; Lenoir ERWIN 10 M W SC; Ida " 8 F W SC; Marion " 5 M SC. The Rev. Dr. James Daniel ERWIN, 30, her son and his family, are her next door neighbors. On the other side is Robert MARTIN, 25, wife Anna, 24, and three young children. Anna is the daughter of General James Daniel ERWIN, Julia's brother-in-law. Robert MARTIN (Jr.) is the son of Robert MARTIN and Serena DANIEL, daughter of William and Eleanor DANIEL, brother of Sarah Daniel ERWIN and Mary "Aunt Polly" Daniel WOOD.
1870 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Barnwell County, Bull Pond Twp, 13 September 1870; Series: M593 Roll: 1483 Page: 198: 311 311 ERWIN Julia C. 58 F W Lady Farmer 10,000 1,500 SC; -- Ida 18 F W Attending school SC; -- Marion 15 M W Attending school SC.
Julia Caroline ERWIN is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Allendale county, South Carolina: "Julia C. E. Erwin; Widow of; Dr. W. R. Erwin.; Born Nov. 4, 1812; Died July 31 1888; Jesus will meet me." [http://www.sciway3.net/clark/allendale/cemantioch.html]
Husband Edward Joseph WALSH 2121,4125,4126
Born: 13 Dec 1882 - Missouri 4126
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Died: 2 Jun 1928
Buried: - Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum, Saint Louis City, Missouri
Marriage: Abt 1908 4126
Wife Winifred Patterson ERWIN 2121
Born: 16 Jan 1886 - Fort Lowell, Arizona
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Buried: - Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum, Saint Louis City, Missouri
Father: Brigadier General James Brailsford ERWIN, USA, WW I (1856-1924) 2120
Mother: Isabel Riley DOAN (Cir 1857-1929)
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1 M Edward J. WALSH, Jr. 4126
Born: 1908 - St. Louis, Missouri 4126
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2 F Ellen WALSH 4126
Born: 1910 - St. Louis, Missouri 4126
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3 F Julia M. WALSH (details suppressed for this person)
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4 M Erwin WALSH 4126
Born: 29 Nov 1915 - St. Louis, Missouri 4126
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Of St. Louis, Missouri. Four children.
1910 U.S. Census, Missouri, St. Louis County, 23-Wd St. Louis, 15 April 1910; Series: T624 Roll: 821 Page: 92:
1252 61 72 WALSH Edward J. Head M W 27 M1 1MO MO MO Secretary Glass manufacturer;
-- Winifred Wife F W 24 M1 1 1 1 AZ GA MO; -- Edward J. Son M W 1+3/12 S MO AZ MO [Birth states of father and mother reversed on census.]
1920 U.S. Census, Missouri, St. Louis County, 23rd Ward, St. Louis, 1 January 1920; Series: T625 Roll: 959 Page: 205: 4349 138 202 WALSH Edward J. Heard M W 36 M MO MO MO Vice President Calay Products; -- Winifred E. Wife F W 34 M AZ GA MO; -- Edward J. Jr. Son M W 11 S MO MO AZ-- Ellen Dau F W 9 S MO MO AZ-- Julia M. Dau 6 S MO MO AZ; (next page) WALSH, Erwin Son M W 4 S MO MO AZ.
Edward Joseph Walsh is buried in Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum, Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri. Find A Grave Memorial# 47119248 records his burial in Section 3, Lot 8, as is the grave of his wife, Winifred Patterson ERWIN. The memorial lists his birth on December 13, 1882, his death on June 2, 1928, and links to the memorial for his mother, Julia Maffitt Walsh (1855 - 1944).
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"United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHJR-Z2C : accessed 24 Nov 2012), Winfred Walsh, St Louis (Districts 1-250), St. Louis (Independent City), Missouri; citing enumeration district (ED) 0139, sheet 8B, family 90, NARA microfilm publication T626, roll 1240.
Winfred Walsh F head Married 44 Arizona GA MO
Edward Walsh son M 21 Missouri MO AZ
Ellim E Walsh son M 19 Missouri MO AZ
Julia M Walsh daughter F 16 Missouri MO AZ
"Louisiana, New Orleans Passenger Lists, 1820-1945," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KZQJ-KRD : accessed 24 Nov 2012), Winifred E Walsh, 1938.
Winifred E Walsh, age 52, arrived in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana on March 2, 1938 aboard the S.S. Toloa, having departed from Barrios, Guatamala onFebruary 27, 1938. She is listed as born January 16, 1886 in Fort Huachacha, Airizona, now residing at 4349 Westminister, Pl. St. Louis, Missouri.
"United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHJR-Z2C : accessed 24 Nov 2012), Winfred Walsh, St Louis (Districts 1-250), St. Louis (Independent City), Missouri; citing enumeration district (ED) 0139, sheet 8B, family 90, NARA microfilm publication T626, roll 1240.
Winfred Walsh F head Married 44 Arizona GA MO
Edward Walsh son M 21 Missouri MO AZ
Ellim E Walsh son M 19 Missouri MO AZ
Julia M Walsh daughter F 16 Missouri MO AZ.
"United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K7WQ-BTC : accessed 24 Nov 2012), Winifred Walsh, Ward 2, Ladue, Clayton Township, St. Louis, Missouri, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 95-59, sheet 11B, family 176, NARA digital publication T627, roll 2148.
Winifred Walsh head F 54 Widowed Missouri
Grace Livingston cook F 30 Missouri
Lived in the same house on 1 April 1935.
Birth: Jan. 1, 1886
Maricopa County
Arizona, USA
Death: Apr. 12, 1953
Winifred is buried in Section 3, Lot 8, Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum, Saint Louis, St. Louis City,Missouri. A picture of her gravestone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 47134184:
WINIFRED ERWIN WALSH
JAN. 16, 1886
APR. 15, 1953
Husband Guy D. JOHNSON 3028
Born: Abt 1885 - Louisiana 4268
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Marriage: Abt 1907 - New York City, New York
Wife Zaidee ERWIN 3028
Born: Dec 1884 - Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia 3259
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Father: Marion ERWIN (1855-1924) 2124,2579,3259
Mother: Elizabeth Morris WOLHAUPTER (1854- ) 2579
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1 M Guy D. JOHNSON, Jr. 3258
Born: 8 Dec 1908 4268
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2 F Elizabeth JOHNSON 3258
Born: 26 Sep 1910
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1910 U.S. Census, New York, New York County, 12-Wd Manhatten; Series: T624 Roll: 1024 Page: 59: -- -- 405 JOHNSON GUY Head M W 24 M1 2 LA IN KY Clerk Office; -- Zadie Wife F W 25 M1 2 1 1 GA SC GA; -- Guy Son M W 1 S Cuba(?) LA GA; ERWIN, Margt Sis in law F W 23 S GA SC GA; PRINCE Ann Maid F B 24 S.
Husband Manuel ESCOBEDO (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Debbie Jo RAMON (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Andres Cantu RAMON (1928-1981)
Mother: Nennie Lou GARCIA
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1 M Jesus Andres ESCOBEDO (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M Juan Ellias ESCOBEDO (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Bryant Lawson PARK, Jr. 745
Born: 28 Jul 1938
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Died: - Summerville, Chattooga County, Georgia
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Father: Bryant Lawson PARK (1899- ) 745
Mother: Faustine BAKER
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Wife Martha ESPY 745
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Husband William ESSEX 2826
Born: Abt 1822 - Kentucky 2826
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Died: Bef 1870
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Marriage: Abt 1848 - Lewis County, Kentucky
Wife Catherine THOMAS 2826,2827
Born: Aug 1829 - Lewis County, Kentucky 288,2826
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Died: After 1 Jun 1900 288
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Father: Israel THOMAS, Sr. (1778-1855) 234
Mother: Catherine HALBERT (1787-1859) 234
Other Spouse: Oliver RIGGS (Abt 1830- ) 2827 - Bef 1870 - Lewis County, Kentucky
Children
1 F Charlotte ESSEX 2826
Born: Abt 1849 - Lewis County, Kentucky 2826
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2 F Alice B. ESSEX 236,290
Born: 12 Apr 1852 - Lewis County, Kentucky 288
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Died: 2 Feb 1929 - Lewis County, Kentucky 289
Buried: - Bivens Cemetery
Spouse: Thomas A. BIVENS (1842-1909)
Marr: Abt 1866
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Catherine THOMAS, daughter of Israel THOMAS and Catherine HALBERT, was born about 1830. She married twice, to William ESSEX about 1849 and after his death to Oliver RIGGS before 1870.
1850 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, District 1; Series: M432 Roll: 210 Page: 217: 189 189 Wm ESSEX 28 M W Farmer KY; Catherine 20 F W KY; Charlotte 6/12 F W KY.
Nearby in Lewis County: Series: M432 Roll: 210 Page: 208: 71 71 Thomas ESSEX 62 M W Farmer 600 VA; Elizabeth 63 F W VA; Sarah A. 41 F W VA. (Thomas and Sarah live in William and Catherines's home in 1860. They are likely William's parents.)
1860 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, No Twp; Series: M653 Roll: 381 Page: 896: 986 986 William ESSEX 38 M Farmer 2000 900 KY; Catherine 30 F KY; -- Alice 6 F KY; Elizabeth THOMAS 57 F --- 35 KY; Thomas ESSEX 74 M No Occ. --- 40 KY; Sarah A. 51 F KY. (Elizabeth THOMAS, Catherine's sister, is not known to have married.)
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985 985 Aminta C. THOMAS 33 F --- 75 KY; Joeann (sic) 9 F IL; James W. 4 M KY; Isaac L. 3 M KY; William J. 7/12 M KY. (Relation, if any, not known. RLD)
Two homes away:
984 984 Granville BUSBY 50 M Carpenter 600 200 KY; Susan A. 48 F KY; James T. 24 M KY; Margaret E. 17 F IN; Rachael M. J. 15 F KY; Nancy L.(?) 13 F KY; John R. 10 M KY; Amanda C. 6 F KY; George W. 4 M KY. Susan is a sister of Catherine and Elizabeth THOMAS.
1870 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Eskalapia Pct; Series: M593 Roll: 481 Page: 451: 189 189 RIGGS Oliver 40 M W Farm laborer KY; -- Catherine 40 F W Keeping house 1000 700 KY; THOMAS Elizabeth 65 F W At home. (Elizabeth THOMAS continues to live in the home of her sister, Catherine.)
1880 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Eskalapia; Series: T9 Roll: 428 Page: 100: 279 289 RIGGS Oliver W M 54 Head M Farmer KY KY KY; -- Catherine W F 52 Wife M House keeper KY KY KY; THOMAS Elizabeth W F 73 Sister-in-law KY KY KY.
Next door is Catherine RIGGS' daughter Alice ESSEX and her husband, Thomas BEVINS, with their seven children and Sallie ESSEX, the sister or sister-in-law of Catherine's first husband William ESSEX.
Two households away is Granville BUSBY, farmer and widower of Susan THOMAS, Catherine and Elizabeth's sister.
In 1900, Catherine RIGGS is age 70, her birth listed in Aug 1829, widowed, and lives in the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Thomas and Alice BEVINS. Catherine has had three children, Charlotte and Alice ESSEX, and the third not yet discovered.
Husband Raymond MILLER (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Nell Daniel ESSLINGER 177
Born: 13 Jun 1903 177
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Died: 1996 - Florence, Alabama 177
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Father: William Francis ESSLINGER (1868-1951) 177
Mother: Blanche Chandler RUSSELL (1870-1957) 178
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As of 2004, Nell Daniel ESSLINGER is the last descendant of Martha Daniel McCulloh to bear the Daniel name
Husband William Francis ESSLINGER 177
Born: 9 Jan 1868 - Fort Deposit, Lowndes County, Alabama 177
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Died: 18 Feb 1951 - Huntsville, Alabama 177
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Marriage: 14 Dec 1899 177
Wife Blanche Chandler RUSSELL 178
Born: 4 Jan 1870 - Stevenson, Jackson County, Alabama
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Died: 25 Sep 1957 - Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama
Buried: - Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama
Father: Israel Pickens RUSSELL, Sr. (1825-1922) 149,1479,2495
Mother: Martha Daniel McCULLOH (1837-1925) 663,2495,2498
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1 M Russell Jackson ESSLINGER 177
Born: 14 Apr 1901 177
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Died: Cir 1981 - Pennsylvania 177
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2 F Nell Daniel ESSLINGER 177
Born: 13 Jun 1903 177
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Died: 1996 - Florence, Alabama 177
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Spouse: Raymond MILLER (living)
3 M Francis ESSLINGER 177
Born: 20 May 1907 177
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Died: 13 May 1989 177
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Spouse: Anna Mae (living)
4 F Blanche ESSLINGER 177
Born: 25 Feb 1911 177,251
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Died: 19 Feb 2003 4136
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Spouse: Royce H. DORRIS (1919-2003) 177
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Name and dates from the Russell Family Bible provided by Frances Crownover, by email, 7/21/2004.
Husband Douglass JONES III (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Susan Anderson ESTES (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Marjorie Jean ANDERSON
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Husband James Henry EUBANKS 1408
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Marriage: 19 Nov 1878 - Bell County, Texas 1408
Wife Willie Roberta HOLSEY 4269
Born: Abt 1864 - Georgia 4269
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Father: James H. HOLSEY (1821-1864/1865)
Mother: Sarah L. TUCKER (Abt 1835- ) 1408,4270
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William HOLSEY, age 5, is named as a son of Sarah HALSEY, widow of James H. HOLSEY, living in Clay County, Georgia in 1870.
NOTE: "'William' is not a boy, but is in fact 'Willie,' a third girl. That was an Enumerator's error in the 1870 Census. A sharp-eyed member of our research team caught it. Willie Holsey married J.H. Eubanks, son of Thos. Jefferson Eubanks. I have been to her gravesite in Rogers, Texas." (Larry [G. L. Lamborn], Fairfax, VA, 1/24/2008)
Husband Truman Hollifield PEAVY (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Mary Frances POSEY (1901-1997)
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Wife Jeanne Pamela EUBANKS
Born: 16 May 1951 - Hancock County, Georgia
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Died: 9 Jul 2003 - Jones County, Georgia
Buried: 11 Jul 2003 - Black Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Baldwin County, Georgia
Father: John Lee EUBANKS, USA, WWII (1920-1997)
Mother: Nellie Lucile SNOW (1924-1977)
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Obituary: MILLEDGEVILLE - Jeanne Eubanks Peavy, 52, died Wednesday, July 9, 2003. Services will be 4P.M., Friday at the chapel of Moores Funeral Home with Rev. Cass DuCharme officiating. Burial will follow in Black Springs Church Cemetery. Mrs. Peavy was a native of Hancock County but had made her home in Milledgeville. She was a retired LPN at Central State Hospital and a member of Black Springs Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Truman H. Peavy of Milledgeville; four brothers: Terry Lee Eubanks, Tommy Eubanks, Jack Eubanks, all of Milledgeville and Scott Eubanks of Port Saint John, FL; three sisters: Tilly Corbin of Macon, Rhonda Avant of Eatonton and Ginger Hall of Milledgeville. The family will meet friends at the funeral home Friday from 3:00 until 4:00 P.M. Moores Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. [The Macon Telegraph, Macon, Georgia, Home Edition, Friday, July 11, 2003, Page 4]
Jeanne E. Peavy born 16 May 1951 died 9 July 2003. Her last residence was in Gray, Jones County, Georgia 31032. Social security number: 257-82-4320 issued in Georgia. ["United States Social Security Death Index," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/J2XY-12S : accessed 01 Jan 2013), Jeanne E Peavy, 9 July 2003; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing).]
Jenne is buried in Black Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Black Springs, Baldwin County, Georgia. A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 13739017:
JEANNE EUBANKS PEAVY
MAY 16, 1951
JULY 9, 2003
The memorial lists her birth in Sparta, Hancock County, Georgia, her deasth in Gray, Jones County, Georgia, and her marriage to Truman Hollifield Peavy on June 4, 1971 in Baldwin County, Georgia. It also links to her parents, John Lee Eubanks (1920 - 1997) and Nellie Lucile Snow Eubanks (1924 - 1977).
Husband John Lee EUBANKS, USA, WWII
Born: 23 Dec 1920 - Hancock County, Georgia
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Died: 25 Apr 1997 - Baldwin County, Georgia
Buried: - Black Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Baldwin County, Georgia
Marriage: 27 Jun 1942 - Baldwin County, Georgia
Wife Nellie Lucile SNOW
Born: 19 Dec 1924 - Coweta County, Georgia
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Died: 22 Jul 1977 - Baldwin County, Georgia
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1 F Jeanne Pamela EUBANKS
Born: 16 May 1951 - Hancock County, Georgia
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Died: 9 Jul 2003 - Jones County, Georgia
Buried: 11 Jul 2003 - Black Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Baldwin County, Georgia
Spouse: Truman Hollifield PEAVY (living)
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Find A Grave Memorial# 13738859
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Find A Grave Memorial# 13738918
Husband Butler Alexander EVANS, Sr. 1101
Born: 3 Mar 1871 - Meriwether County, Georgia 1102,3052
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Died: 7 Mar 1964 - Georgia 1102
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Father: Elijah A. EVANS (1839-1882) 3051
Mother: Melissa B. BOWLES (1844-1885) 3051
Marriage: Abt 1902
Wife Ida Louise EVANS 1099,1101
Born: 24 Oct 1881 - Meriwether County, Georgia 1099
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Died: 24 Oct 1945 - Georgia 1102
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Father: Jesse William EVANS (1853- ) 1099,1100
Mother: Joanna (Abt 1852-Bef 1900) 1100
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1 M Grover Cleveland EVANS, WW II
Born: - Meriwether County, Georgia
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Died: 1945
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Spouse: Audrey CASWELL (living)
2 F Gabie Louise EVANS 1101
Born: Abt 1905 - Meriwether County, Georgia 1101
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Spouse: Denver BOWEN (living)
3 F Frances Rachel EVANS 251
Born: 22 Oct 1906 - Meriwether County, Georgia 251
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Died: Aug 1986 - Troup County, Georgia 251
Buried: - Shadowlawn Cemetery
Spouse: Jesse Thomas DANIEL (1896-1974) 251
Marr: 16 Apr 1927
4 M Butler Alexander EVANS, Jr. 1101
Born: 5 Jul 1909 - Meriwether County, Georgia 251,1101
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Died: Oct 1976 - Troup County, Georgia 251
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Spouse: Ruth HARRIS (living)
5 M Chester Alvin EVANS 3052
Born: 1911 - Meriwether County, Georgia 3052
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Spouse: Mildred STALLINGS (living)
6 M Marshall Elijah EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Doris GILBERT (living)
7 F Edna Lorena EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Cecil DAVID (living)
8 F Dorothy Park EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Napoleon Joseph KECY (1920-1967) 1102
Spouse: HAWN (living)
9 M Roswell Lee EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Meriwether County, Greenville; Series: T624 Roll: 203 Page: 32: 131 150 EVANS Butler A. [Alexander] Head M W 39 M 2 7 GA GA GA Farmer General farm; -- Ida L. Wife F W 28 M1 7 3 3 GA GA GA; -- Nelie L. Dau F W 5 S GA GA GA; -- Frances R. Dau F W 3 S GA GA GA; -- Butler A. Jr. Son 10/12 S GA GA GA; -- Wiley L. Lodger M W 33 S GA GA GA.
1920 U.S. Census, Georgia, Meriwether County, Greenville; Series: T625 Roll: 269 Page: 43:
Fm 252 252 EVANS Butler A. Head M W 48 M GA GA GA Farmer General farm; -- Ida Wife F W 38 M GA GA GA; -- Gabie [Nelie in 1910] Dau F W 15 S GA GA GA; -- Rachael Dau F W 13 S GA GA GA; -- B. A. Son M W 10 S GA GA GA; -- Alvin Son M W 8 GA GA GA; -- Marshal Son M W 4 S GA GA GA; -- Edna Son [sic] F W 2 S GA GA GA.
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1900 U.S. Census, Meriwether County, Greenville; Series: T623 Roll: 211 Page: 147: 186 187 EVANS Jesse Head W F Oct 1853 46 Wd 5 4 GA GA GA Farmer; -- Wiley Son W M Mar 1877 23 S GA GA GA Farm laborer;
-- Ed Son W M Mar 1879 21 S GA GA GA Farm laborer; -- Ida Dau W F Oct 1881 18 S GA GA GA At school; -- Ada Dau W F Sept 1885 14 S GA GA GA At school.
Husband Butler Alexander EVANS, Jr. 1101
Born: 5 Jul 1909 - Meriwether County, Georgia 251,1101
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Died: Oct 1976 - Troup County, Georgia 251
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Father: Butler Alexander EVANS, Sr. (1871-1964) 1101
Mother: Ida Louise EVANS (1881-1945) 1099,1101
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Wife Ruth HARRIS (details suppressed for this person)
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"B EVANS 05 Jul 1909 Oct 1976 30240 (Lagrange, Troup, GA ) (none specified) 255-07-6403 Georgia" [SSDI]
Husband Robert Hawkins HOLMAN 3053,4271
Born: Abt 1901 - Orangeburg County, South Carolina 4271
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Died: 1929 3145
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Father: William M. HOLMAN (1871- ) 3053,3056
Mother: Virginia HAWKINS (1873- ) 3053,3147
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Wife Caroline Elizabeth EVANS 3053,3145
Born: 1901 3145
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Died: 1976 3145
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1 M Dr. Robert Evans HOLMAN, M. D. (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M Theodore Moss HOLMAN (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Chester Alvin EVANS 3052
Born: 1911 - Meriwether County, Georgia 3052
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Father: Butler Alexander EVANS, Sr. (1871-1964) 1101
Mother: Ida Louise EVANS (1881-1945) 1099,1101
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Wife Mildred STALLINGS (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Gary Lynn EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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2 F Linda EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Napoleon Joseph KECY 1102
Born: 14 Oct 1920 - Hillsborough County, New Hampshire 1102
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Wife Dorothy Park EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Butler Alexander EVANS, Sr. (1871-1964)
Mother: Ida Louise EVANS (1881-1945)
Other Spouse: HAWN
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1 M Michael Evans KECY (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Linda Sue LINCOLN (living)
Husband HAWN (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Dorothy Park EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Butler Alexander EVANS, Sr. (1871-1964)
Mother: Ida Louise EVANS (1881-1945)
Other Spouse: Napoleon Joseph KECY (1920-1967) 1102
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Husband Harry L. EVANS, Sr.
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Wife Margaret MINTON
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1 M 1Lt Harry Llewellyn EVANS, Jr., USMC, WWII
Born: 20 Jul 1920
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Died: 18 May 1945 - in action on Okinawa, Japan
Buried: - Honolulu Memorial Cemetery, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Spouse: Margaret TINNING (1922-2005)
Marr: May 1943
Husband 1Lt Harry Llewellyn EVANS, Jr., USMC, WWII
Born: 20 Jul 1920
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Died: 18 May 1945 - in action on Okinawa, Japan
Buried: - Honolulu Memorial Cemetery, Honolulu County, Hawaii
Father: Harry L. EVANS, Sr. ( - )
Mother: Margaret MINTON ( - )
Marriage: May 1943
Wife Margaret TINNING
AKA: Henrietta TINNING
Born: 3 Sep 1922 - San Francisco County, California
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Died: 16 Feb 2005
Buried: - Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, San Mateo County, California
Father: Archibald Bruce TINNING (1887-1965) 2121,4127
Mother: Henrietta ERWIN (1893-1987)
Other Spouse: Noble HAMILTON
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1 F Margaret EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Trenton relatives of Lieutenant Harry L. Evans, Jr. USMC, of San Rafael, Calif., learned yesterday that he was killed in action on Okinawa May 18 while fighting with the Sixth Marine Division. Lieutenant Evans was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Evans of San Rafael and husband of the former Margaret Tinning. He also is survived by a one year old child. His mother was the former Margaret Minton, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Henry Colllin Minton Sr. Dr. Minton was pastor of First Presbyterian Church from 1902 to 1919. Lieutenant Evans, a nephew of Counselor Henry Collin Minton Jr. of this city, was graduated from Lawrenceville School in 1939 and Yale University in February, 1942. He entered the marine corps shortly after graduation from Yale. [The Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, New Jersey, Sunday, May 27, 1945, Page 1]
Lieutenant Evans is buried in the Honolulu Memorial Cemetery, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii. A picture of his headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 56129812:
HARRY L EVANS
CALIFORNIA
1ST LT 29 MARINES 6 MAR DIV
WORLD WAR II
JULY 20 1920 MAY 18 1945
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Henriett [sic] Tinning was born 3 September 1922 in San Francisco County, California.Her mother's maiden name was Erwin. ["California, Birth Index, 1905-1995," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VLDB-LGZ : accessed 29 Nov 2012), Henriett Tinning, 1922.]
Henrietta is age 7 in the 1930 census and 17 in the 1940 census. There is no daughter "Margaret" or "Peggy" listed in the Archibald Bruce Tinning family in these censuses.
Margaret "Peggy" Tinning was born 3 September 1922 per her headstone, as was Henrietta. Margaret and Henrietta appear to be the same daughter.
Announcement is made of the engagement of Lieutenant Harry L. Evans, Jr. of the United States Marine Corps Reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Evans, of San Rafael, Calif., and Miss Margaret Tinning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Tinning, of Piedmont, Calif. Mrs Evans is the former Miss Margaret Minton, daughter of Mrs. George D. Cooper and the late Dr. Henry Collin Minton, of this city. Lieutenant Evans was graduated from Lawrenceville School in the class of '39, and Yale University, class of '43, where he was a member of the Scroll and Key Honorary Society. He is now stationed at Quantico, Va. The wedding will take place some time in May. [The Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, New Jersey, Sunday, April 4, 1943, Page 9]
Mrs. George D. Cooper and her daughter, Mrs. Nicholas G. K. Boyd, of San Rafael, are here for a week or two for a visit with Mrs. Boyd's son Nicholas G. K. Boyd, Jr., who is in the navy. They are also accompanied by Mrs. Cooper's other daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Evans, and her daughter, Gertrude, also of San Rafael, who will remain for some time. [The San Diego Union, San Diego, California, Wednesday, July 28, 1943, Page: 8]
Lt. Harry L. Evans, Jr. was killed in action on the island of Okinawa on May 18, 1945, survived by Margaret and their daughter.
"Mrs. Noble Hamilton" is named as a surviving daughter in the December 1965 obituary of her father, Archibald Bruce Tinning.
Obituary: HAMILTON, Peggy Tinning - Longtime Marin County resident died peacefully after a short illness on February 16, 2005. Born September 3, 1922 in San Francisco, Peggy was the daughter of Henrietta Erwin Tinning and Archibald Bruce Tinning. She grew up in Martinez and moved to Piedmont where she attended Dominican Convent and Piedmont High School. She then attended the University of California, Berkeley, married her first husband Harry Llewellyn Evans, and had her first daughter, Margaret Evans. Following Harry's death in Okinawa, Peggy married Harry's lifelong friend, Noble Hamilton of San Francisco. They settled in Ross where they raised their four children: Margaret Evans, Noble Hamilton, Winnie Caulkins and Buffer Fennie. Noble and Peggy were married for 55 years and enjoyed traveling together, their summers at Fallen Leaf Lake, and their grandchildren. Peggy was an active volunteer with the American Red Cross, the Well Baby Clinic and Sunny Hills. She was an avid gardener and longtime member of the Marin Garden Club. She loved her grandchildren: Hank and Jamie Caulkins, Liz Evans, and Will and Paige Fennie. Friends and family are invited to attend a memorial service on Friday, February 25 at 3 p.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church in Ross. Donations may be made to Guide Dogs for the Blind, 350 Los Ranchitos Road, San Rafael, CA 94903 or Hospice of Marin, 17 East Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Larkspur, CA 94939.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/HAMILTON-Peggy-Tinning-2727824.php#ixzz2DuLEOon0
Peggy Tinning Hamilton is buried in Garden D, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California. A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 83063268:
HAMILTON
PEGGY TINNING
SEPT. 3, 1922
FEB. 16, 2005
This is a double headstone, the right side unmarked.
Husband J. R. EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Henrietta B. PEARSON 3377
Born: Abt 1839 - Alabama 3377
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Father: Dr. Joel Erskine PEARSON (1802-1868) 1311,3377
Mother: Ann WESTON (1807-1879) 3377
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Husband Louis Marion EVANS, Jr.
Born: Cir 1905
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Marriage: 19 Sep 1936 - Richland County, South Carolina
Wife Mary Johnson GOODWYN
Born: 17 Dec 1909 - Rockingham County, North Carolina
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Died: 10 Aug 1991 - Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Buried: 12 Aug 1991 - St. David's Church Cemetery, Cheraw, South Carolina
Father: Alfred Raoul GOODWYN, Sr. (1875-1957) 4272
Mother: Letitia May WILLIAMS (1883-1964)
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Called "May".
May Goodwyn Evans, born in 17 Dec 1909 in Leaksville, North Carolina., died 10 August 1991 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina at age 81. She was a daughter of Alfred Raoul Goodwyn and Letitia May Williams. May was a widowed homemaker who resided at 5100 Sharon Road, Salisbury, Rowan, N.C. She was buried on 12 August 1991 in Old St. David's Cemetery, Cheraw, South Carolina. ["North Carolina, Deaths, 1931-1994," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FG63-W6P : accessed 08 Apr 2013), Alfred Raoul Goodwyn in entry for May Goodwyn Evans, 10 Aug 1991.]
Husband Marshall Elijah EVANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Butler Alexander EVANS, Sr. (1871-1964)
Mother: Ida Louise EVANS (1881-1945)
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Wife Doris GILBERT (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Marshall EVANS, Jr. (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Brigadier General James Edward HARRISON, CSA
Born: 1815 - Greenville District, South Carolina
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Died: 1875
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Father: Isham HARRISON ( - )
Mother: Harriet KELLY ( - )
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Wife Mary EVANS
Born: Cir 1820
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"James Edward HARRISON, 1815-1875. A native of Greenville District, South Carolina. Son of Isham and Harriet Kelly HARRISON. In 1841, he married Mary EVANS, a daughter of James EVANS. A member of the Mississippi senate. In 1857, purchased a 6,000 acre tract in McLennan and Falls counties and built Tehuacana Retreat, the Harrison plantation. By
1861, he served on the boards of Trinity River Male High School and First Baptist Church of Waco. Promoted to Brigadier General in the Confederate Army in 1864. Able to speak Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek languages. Served on the board of Waco University and served as first president of the Baptist General Association of Texas. Served as a trustee of
Baylor University" [Some Notable Persons in First Street Cememtery of Waco, Texas, Compiled by T. Bradford Willis, DDS, MSD 2008]
Husband Strozier T. TODD 1382,1386,1387
Born: Jul 1881 - Meriwether County, Georgia 1382
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Buried: - New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery
Father: Pvt Josephus TODD, CSA (1844-1922) 1380
Mother: Martha J. (1849- ) 1381
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Wife Mittie Mae EVANS 1386,1387
Born: Abt 1900 - Georgia 1387
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1 M George Wooster TODD 408,1387
Born: 14 Feb 1910
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Died: 22 Jan 1985 - Meriwether County, Georgia
Buried: - Allen-Lee UMC Cemetery
Spouse: Doris DANIEL (1913-1971) 3006
Marr: 13 Nov 1930
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Strozier T. TODD, born July 1881, is a son of Joseph and Martha J. TODD. He married Mittie Mae EVANS before 1910.
1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Meriwether, Middle Ninth, District 1213; Series: T624 Roll: 203 Page: 184: 118 121 TODD S. T. Head M W 28 M1 1 GA SC GA Merchant Dry goods store; -- Mittie Wife F W 20 M1 1 1 1 GA SC GA; -- Wooster Son M W 1/12 S GA SC GA.
Next door are Strozier's parents:
117 120 TODD Joseph Head M W 65 M1 42 SC SC SC Own income Farmer; -- Martha Wife F W 60 M1 43 13 12 GA GA GA; -- Mary Dau F W 16 S GA SC GA.
Strozier T. TODD, no dates, is listed as buried in the New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery, Meriwether County, Georgia. (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~carisgenes/newhopegraves.html)
Husband Robert EVANS 3255
Born: Cir 1825
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Wife Caroline Elizabeth MAYO 3255
Born: 2 Aug 1829 - Wilkes County, Georgia
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Father: David MAYO (1795-1868) 3255
Mother: Maria Julia BRUCKNER (1806-1890) 3255
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Caroline Elizabeth MAYO (Source: Bible of David Mayo, in possession of Carol Poe in Macon, Ga..), born August 02, 1829 in Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia (Source: Bible of David Mayo, in possession of Carol Poe in Macon, Ga..). She married Robert Evans (Source: Bible of David Mayo, in possession of Carol Poe in Macon, Ga..) October 19, 1848 (Source: Bible of David Mayo, in possession of Carol Poe in Macon, Ga..).
Husband William Gillespie EVANS 1088
Born: 30 Mar 1860 - New York 1088
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Wife Mary Octavia McCUTCHEN 1089
Born: Jul 1867 - Walker County, Georgia 1088
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Father: Dr. Ira William McCUTCHEN, CSA (1822-1876) 149,2561
Mother: Juliet Ann McCULLOH (1831-After 1910) 149,2561
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1 F Willie B. EVANS 1088
Born: Aug 1893 - Georgia 1088
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2 M Clyde C. EVANS 1088
Born: Aug 1895 - Georgia 1088
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3 F Bessie G. EVANS 1088
Born: May 1897 - Georgia 1088
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4 M Boyd EVANS 1088
Born: Jul 1899 - Georgia 1088
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5 F Rosemary EVANS 3929
Born: 1902 - Georgia 4273
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6 M Raymond EVANS 3929
Born: 1906 - Georgia 4273
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1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Walker County, 956 Militia District; Series: T623 Roll: 226 Page: 262: 85 85 EVANS William Head W M Mar 1861 39 M 10 NY NY NY Clay worker; -- Mary Wife W F July 1867 32 M 10 GA GA GA; -- Willie B. Dau W F Aug 1893 6 S GA GA GA; -- Clide [sic] C. Son W M Aug 1895 4 S GA NY GA; -- Bessie G. Dau W F May 1897 3 S GA NY GA; -- Boyd Son W M July 1899 10/12 S GA NY GA.
1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Walker County, Chattanooga Valley District, Tannery; Series: T624 Roll: 214 Page: 264: 151 161 EVANS William G. Head M W 49 M1 18 NY NY NY Foreman Pipe shop; -- Mary O. Wife F W M1 18 6 6 GA GA GA; -- Willie B. Dau F W 17 S GA NY GA; -- Clyde M. Son M W 15 S GA NY GA; -- Bessie G. Dau F W 13 S GA NY GA; -- Boyd M. Son M W 10 S GA NY GA; -- Rosemary Dau F W 7 S GA NY GA; -- Raymond Son M W 3 S GA NY GA; McCUTHEON Syna Sister-in-law F W 60 S GA GA GA
1920 U.S. Census, Georgia, Walker County, Chattanooga Valley District; Series: T625 Roll: 281 Page: 184: 162 163 EVANS William G. Head M W 59 M NY NY NY Superintendant Pipe works; -- Mary O. Wife F W 52 M GA GA GA None; -- Clyde M. Son M W 24 S GA NY GA Salesman Pipe works; -- Besse G. Dau F W 22 SW GA NY GA Teacher Public school; -- Boyd M. Son M W 20 S GA NY GA None; -- Rosemary Dau F W 17 S GA NY GA; -- Raymond Son M W 13 S GA NY GA; McCUTCHEN Bessie Sister-in-law F W 63 S GA GA GA None.
Husband Alvin EVARTS 5,4274
Born: Jan 1828 - Ohio 4274
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Wife Catherine Emma PERRYMAN 6,7
Born: Apr 1846 - Alabama 4274
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Father: Alexander Doniphan PERRYMAN (1807-1867) 7
Mother: Martha A. MARSH (Bet 1810/1815-1887) 7,1561
Other Spouse: James WOOLRIDGE (Abt 1845-Bef 1920) 4276 - Abt 1904 4276
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1900 U.S. Census, Arkansas, Pulaski County, North Little Rock, Hill Twp; Series: T623 Roll: 74 Page: 75: West Jefferson 300 132 132 EVERTS Alvin Head W M Jany 1828 72 M OH VT PA Real estate agt; -- Emma C. Wife W F April 1846 54 M 18 0 0 AL SC SC; BERRYMAN (sic) Ola (or Ala) L. Friend W F April 1883 17 S MS AL MA (Is this a PERRYMAN? Emma C. is Catherine Emma PERRYMAN from Clarke County, Mississippi.)
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Catherine Emma PERRYMAN was a daughter of Alexander Doniphan PERRYMAN and Martha A. MARSH. Catherine and Emma are named as separate children by some researchers; however, the census ages of the girls in various censuses, never in the same household or same census, the 1850 entry as "Catherine E." and her being named Catherine WOOLDRIDGE (sic) 1910 and as Emma WOOLRIDGE in 1920, as a sister of Viola in both, are proof they are the same person.
1880 U.S. Census, Arkansas, Pulaski County, 1-Wd Little Rock; Series: T9 Roll: 54 Page: 271:
PERRIMAN Emma W F 35 Self S Seamstress AL SC SC;
-- Mattie W F 33 Sister S Seamstress AL SC SC.
1910 U.S. Census, Arkansas, Pulaski County, 1-Wd Little Rock; Series: T624 Roll: 62 Page: 51: Center Street 2113 643 644 WOOLDRIDGE (sic) James Head M W 64 M2 5 IL KY TN Own Conce(?); -- Catherine Wife F W 55 M2 5 0 0 AL SC SC; PERRYMAN Viola Sister-in-law F W 53 S AL SC SC.
1920 U.S. Census, Texas, Bexar County, 8-Wd San Antonio; Series: T625 Roll: 1780 Page: 43: Line 7 337 252 350 PERRYMAN Viola Head F W 67 S AL SC SC None; -- Martha Sister F W 78 S AL SC SC None; -- Sam Brother M W 65 S AL SC SC None; WOOLRIDGE Emma 75 S AL SC SC None.
1930 U.S. Census, Texas, Bexar County, 6-Wd San Antonio; Series: T626 Roll: 2296 Page: 45:
115 259 259 WOOLRIDGE C. E. Head 3,500 F W 81 Wd 32 AL SC SC None;
PERRYMAN Sam R. Brother M W 74 Wd 27 AL SC SC None
Husband Erwin FLEMING 396
Born: 14 Jun 1902 - Richmond County, Georgia 398
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Francis Edward FLEMING (1854-1926) 393,396
Mother: Eliza Duncan ERWIN (1872-1951) 397
Marriage: Dec 1926 396
Wife Anna Craig EVE 396
Born: Cir 1905
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Dr. Duncan EVE, Sr. 920,1485
Born: May 1856 - Georgia 921
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Paul Fitzsimmons EVE (1806-1877) 920,3232
Mother: Sarah Ann DUNCAN (Bet 1816/1824-1897) 920,1485
Marriage: Abt 1876
Wife Alice HORTON 920,1485
Born: Jun 1858 - Tennessee 921
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Elizabeth EVE 920,1485
Born: Aug 1878 - Tennessee 921
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Dr. Duncan EVE, Jr. 920,921
Born: Jul 1880 - Davidson County, Kentucky 921
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: BRADFORD (living)
Spouse: Louise STUBBLEFIELD (Abt 1890- ) 919
Marr: Abt 1916
3 U Child EVE
Born: Abt 1883 - Davidson County, Kentucky
Christened:
Died: Bef 1 Jun 1900
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
1900 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 7-Wd Nashville; Series: T623 Roll: 1564 Page: 275: N. Vine St. 207 90 144 EVE Duncan Head W M May 1856 44 M 23 GA GA SC Physician; -- Alice Wife W F June 1858 41 M 23 3 2 TN TN TN; -- Elizabeth Dau W F Aug 1878 21 S TN GA TN; -- Duncan son W M July 1880 19 S TN GA TN At school.
1910 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 7-Wd Nashville; Series: T624 Roll: 1495 Page: 61: EVE, Duncan, Sr. and family, all are together, 10 years older, and Elizabeth and Duncan, Jr. remain single at ages 30 and 28.
1920 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 7-Wd Nashville 1-District; Series: T625 Roll: 1734 Page: 16: Duncan and Alice are 65 and 64. their daighter Elizabeth, 35, single, remains in their home.
"1930 Census Denkin Eve ? - Listed as an "inmate" of the City View Sanitarium in Nashville. he is listed as 76 years old born in Tennessee. He is described as married." [Eve Surname Pages, http://www.evetree.co.uk/usat.html]
Husband Dr. Duncan EVE, Jr. 920,921
Born: Jul 1880 - Davidson County, Kentucky 921
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Dr. Duncan EVE, Sr. (1856- ) 920,1485
Mother: Alice HORTON (1858- ) 920,1485
Marriage: Abt 1916
Other Spouse: BRADFORD
Wife Louise STUBBLEFIELD 919
Born: Abt 1890 - Tennessee 919
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Hiram STUBBLEFIELD 919
Mother: Genevieve (Abt 1866- ) 919
Children
1 F Genevieve EVE (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
1920 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 21-Wd Nashville 1-District; Series: T625 Roll: 1735 Page: 194: West End Ave. 2809 199 216 STUBBLEFIELD Hiram Head M W 56 M TN TN TN B---fer Street railway; -- Geneiva Wife F W 53 M MI NY NY; EVE Duncan Jr. Son-in-law M W 39 M TN TN TN Physician; -- Louise Dau F W 29 M TN TN MI; -- Genevieve GrDau F W 2+6/12 S TN TN TN.
Husband J. W. FALL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary Brown EVE 397,1483
Born: Mar 1889 - Tennessee 1483
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Dr. Paul F. EVE, Jr. (Abt 1856-Bef 1920) 920,1485
Mother: Jeannie W. BROWN (1860-After 1920) 397,1484
Children
Husband Capt. Oswald EVE
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Aphra Ann PRITCHARD
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Paul Fitzsimmons EVE 920,3232
Born: 27 Jun 1806 - Richmond County, Georgia 3232
Christened:
Died: 3 Nov 1877 - Nashville, Tennessee 1485
Buried: - City Cemetery, Augusta, Georgia
Spouse: Sarah Louisa TWIGGS (1815-1851)
Marr: 16 Dec 1832 - Richmond County, Georgia
Spouse: Sarah Ann DUNCAN (Bet 1816/1824-1897) 920,1485
Marr: 13 Jan 1853 - Barnwell District, South Carolina
Husband Oswald Roebuck EVE
Born: Abt 1871
Christened:
Died: 14 Oct 1939 - Richmond County, Georgia
Buried: - Magnolia Cemetery
Marriage:
Wife Mary Lois SIBLEY
Born: Feb 1870
Christened:
Died: 1935 - Richmond County, Georgia
Buried:
Father: George Royal SIBLEY (Abt 1841- )
Mother: Emma S. C. TUCKER (Abt 1844- )
Children
General Notes: Husband -
See obituary in the Augusta Chronicle, October 15, 1939, Section A, Page 2. [Extensive and names family.]
General Notes: Wife -
"EVE - Entered into rest in the 69th year of his age, October 14, 1939, 12 noon, JUDGE OSWELL ROEBUCK EVE husband of the late Mary Lois Sibley Eve. Funeral services will be conducted at the Reid Memorial Church tomorrow (MONDAY) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. W. Franklin Taylor officiating. Interment in Magnolia cemetery. Elliott Sons." [Augusta Chronicle, October 15, 1939, Section A, Page 2]
Husband Paul Fitzsimmons EVE 920,3232
Born: 27 Jun 1806 - Richmond County, Georgia 3232
Christened:
Died: 3 Nov 1877 - Nashville, Tennessee 1485
Buried: - City Cemetery, Augusta, Georgia
Father: Capt. Oswald EVE ( - )
Mother: Aphra Ann PRITCHARD ( - )
Marriage: 16 Dec 1832 - Richmond County, Georgia
Other Spouse: Sarah Ann DUNCAN (Bet 1816/1824-1897) 920,1485 - 13 Jan 1853 - Barnwell District, South Carolina
Wife Sarah Louisa TWIGGS
Born: 1815
Christened:
Died: 10 Apr 1851
Buried:
Children
1 F Anna Lou EVE
Born: Abt 1838
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M George Twiggs EVE
Born: 3 Apr 1835
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Paul Fitzgerald EVE is listed as "Paul R. EVE" in "Our family circle" by Annie Elizabeth Miller. The book shows his son as "Paul F., Jr." and grandson as "Paul F., III." THe biography below names him as Paul Fitzgerald.
1860 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 5-Wd Nashville; Series: M653 Roll: 1246 Page: 420: 1141 1311 Paul F. EVE 54 M Prof Surgery 56,000 50.000 GA; Sarah A. " 37 F SC; Anna Louisa " 18 F GA; Duncan " 7 M GA; Sarah A. " 5 F TN; Paul F. " 3 M TN; Oswald B. " 4/12 M TN.
Paul F. and Sarah EVE has not been located in the 1870 census.
"DR. PAUL FITZSIMONS EVE: Born at "Forest Hall", Augusta, Georgia on 27 June 1806; he died at Nashville, Tennessee in November 1877. Dr. Paul FitzSimons Eve was the fourteenth of the fifteen children of Captain Oswell Eve and Aphra Ann Pritchard, and a first cousin of Dr. Joseph Adams Eve, professor of obstetrics in the Georgia Medical College, Augusta. Industrious and a natural leader, Paul FitzSimons Eve was graduated at Franklin college (University of Georgia) in 1826, and from the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1828. He was in Europe from 1828 to 1831, and besides hospital practice in Paris and London served as ambulance surgeon in the French revolution of 1830, and as regimental surgeon in the insurrectionary war in Poland the same year. Through the intercession of the Marquis de Lafayette, among others, he was accepted. He received the highest award allowed to be bestowed by the Polish government. He was elected professor of surgery in the Medical College of Georgia at its organization in 1832, in Augusta, and served until 1849. He succeeded Professor S. D. Gross to the chair of surgery at the University of Louisville in 1849, and in 1850 became Professor of Surgery in the newly established University of Nashville. He removed to St. Louis, Missouri, in 1868, to accept the Chair of Surgery in the University of Missouri, but was obliged to resign for climatic causes. He filled the Chair of Operative and Clinical Surgery at the University of Nashville until 1877, when he became Professor of Surgery in the Nashville Medical College. He was made Surgeon-General of the Confederate Army in 1861, and served on the medical examination board and with the Army in the battles of Shiloh and Columbus, and at Atlanta and Augusta. His reputation as a surgeon was world-wide, and he introduced methods never before known to surgical science in America. He was President of the American Medical Association in 1857 and of the Tennessee State Medical Society in 1870. He edited the Southern Medical and Surgical Journal and the Nashville Medical and Surgical Journal. Among his six hundred articles published in book form, pamphlets or in medical journals, are: Remarkable Cases in Surgery (1857); One Hundred Cases of Lithotomy in the Transactions of the American Medical Association for 1870; What the South and West have done for American Surgery; and reports of twenty amputations and thirteen resections at the hip-joint performed by Confederate surgeons, contributed to the Medical History of the War. He died in Nashville, Tennessee on 3 November 1877, and was interred in The Cottage Cemetery next to his first wife, Louisa Twiggs. His second wife, Sarah Ann Duncan, subsequently had their remains removed to Augusta's city cemetery, along with their monuments in Cottage Cemetery, which were then re-erected over their graves adjacent to her own. [Part of the above is taken from a biographical extract from The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume IV .]
Dr. Paul F. Eve (1806-1877), was born in Augusta, Georgia and was trained in the Medical School of Pennsylvania in 1828, and then trained to be a surgeon in London and Paris. In 1832, he was elected Professor of Surgery in the Medical College of Georgia, newly organized in Augusta, and taught there for 17 years. In 1851, Eve became Professor of Surgery at the University of Nashville.
"Eve was appointed Surgeon General of a provisional Army of Tennessee. He worked in Nashville hospitals, treating casualties, until Forts Henry and Donelson fell in February of 1862. He fled Nashville on 16 February taking his surgical instruments with him. Six days later he was Commander and Surgeon of the Gate-City Hospital in Atlanta. This hospital was located in a second-rate hotel of 32 rooms and was constantly overcrowded with patients. In spite of difficult conditions, Eve was able to treat and return to duty a high percentage of casualties."
http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/biolib/hc/biopages/peve.html
Shelley, Harry S. "The Military Career and Some Urological Works of Paul F. Eve, M.D.," Journal of the Tennessee Medical Association, volume 70, no.4, April, 1977.
"Paul FitzSimons Eve
Paul FitzSimons Eve was born on 27 June 1806 in Georgia. He died on 3 November 1877 in Tennessee. His father was Oswell Eve Jr (3)
He married twice
• Louisa Twiggs. She married on 16 December 1832 in Richmond County, Georgia. She died on 10 April 1851.
• Sarah Ann Duncan - He married Sarah on "Tuesday morning, 13 January 1853 in Barnwell District", by the Rev. H. D. Duncan who was the father of the bride.
He had the following children.
First Marriage
• George Twiggs Eve (19) - He was born on 3 April 1835. He married Jennie Sutherland on 6 May 1869. Jennie Sutherland was born on 2 March 1844. She died on 16 May 1924.
• Anna Louise Eve - she was born about 1838. She married Colonel W. K. Stevenson.. They had three children, Paul Eve Stevenson, Maxwell Stevenson and a daughter who married James Kernighan.
Second Marriage
• Dr Duncan Eve (20) - He was born in 1853 and died in 1957. He married Alice Horton on 1 Nov 1876.
• Paul F. Eve (21) - born in 1857, he married Jennie W. Brown. They married on 15 Apr 1884.
• Sarah Eve - born about 1860. She married Edward Drane
Background
The genealogy of Louisa Twiggs is well documented in the TWIGGS family bible of John and Anna Ball of Virginia. - see extract below
John and Anna Ball had four children; three daughters and one son. 1. Ann married Job Williams on 28 January 1668; she had a daughter who was born on 12 May 1672 and baptized on 25 June 1672, "Ann." 2. Eunice married Thomas Twiggs on 1 June 1670. Their son George, was born on 2 April 1672 and baptized on 2 April 1672. Eunice Twiggs died at early candle light on 2 April 1672 and was buried 4 April 1672. On 9 March 1728, George Twiggs married Ann Williams (Eunice's boy married Ann's daughter). The other children of John and Ann Ball were 3. John , and 4. Dorothy. The above records were furnished by Eugenia Williams..
George L. Twiggs, the son of John Twiggs and Ruth Emanuel, married Sarah Low. The Will of George L. Twiggs is in Augusta, Ga.
George L. Twiggs' daughter, Sarah Louisa Twiggs, born 12 May 1815 and died 10 April 1851; she married Paul FitzSimons Eve on 20 December 1832. Paul F. Eve was born on 27 June 1806 and died on 3 November 1877.
Paul FitzSimons Eve was a surgeon. A biographical extract from the The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume IV is reproduced below:
EVE, Paul FitzSimons, Surgeon, was born in Richmond County, Georgia on 27 June 1806; the son of Oswell and Aphra Ann Eve; and a cousin of Dr. Joseph Adams Eve, professor of obstetrics in the Georgia Medical College, Augusta. Paul was graduated at Franklin college (University of Georgia) in 1826, and from the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1828. He was in Europe from 1828 to 1831, and besides hospital practice in Paris and London served as an ambulance surgeon in the French revolution of 1830, and as regimental surgeon in the insurrectionary war in Poland the same year. He was elected Professor of Surgery in the Medical College of Georgia at its organization in 1832, in Augusta, and served until 1849. He succeeded Professor S. D. Gross to the Chair of Surgery in the University of Louisville in 1849, and in 1850 became Professor of Surgery in the newly established University of Nashville. He removed to St. Louis, Missouri in 1868 to accept the Chair of Surgery in the University of Missouri, but was obliged to resign for climatic causes. He filled the Chair of Operative and Clinical Surgery in the University of Nashville until 1877, when he became Professor of Surgery in the Nashville Medical College. He was made Surgeon-General of the Confederate Army in 1861, and served on the medical examination board and with the Army in the battles of Shiloh and Columbus, and at Atlanta and Augusta. His reputation as a surgeon was world-wide, and he introduced methods never before known to surgical science in America. He was President of the American Medical Association in 1857 and of the Tennessee State Medical Society in 1870. He edited the Southern Medical and Surgical Journal and the Nashville Medical and Surgical Journal. Among his six hundred articles published in book form, pamphlets or in medical journals, are: Remarkable Cases in Surgery (1857); One Hundred Cases of Lithotomy in the Transactions of the American medical association for 1870; What the South and West have done for American Surgery; and reports of twenty amputations and thirteen resections at the hip-joint performed by Confederate surgeons, contributed to the Medical History of the War. He died in Nashville, Tennessee on 3 November 1877.
References to Paul F Eve's military career are reproduced below;..."
[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~edmundmoody/ps05/ps05_117.html]
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Portrait, name, birth, death, husband and daughter at Tennessee State Library and Archives, Photographs of Portrait. [http://tnportraits.org/30150-eve.htm.]
Husband EVERAGE 3990
Born:
Christened:
Died: 1 Jun 1900 3990
Buried:
Marriage: Abt 1897
Wife Mary Eleanor WILLIAMSON 2394,3991
AKA: Mamie EVERAGE 3990
Born: 19 May 1880 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 2394
Christened:
Died: 24 Feb 1958 - Crenshaw County, Alabama
Buried: 26 Feb 1958 - Camerons Chapel Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama
Father: Millard N. WILLIAMSON (Abt 1817-Bef 1900) 2394
Mother: Mary Americus DANIEL (1854-1934) 2393,2394
Other Spouse: Thomas Andrew PAYNE (1870-1934) 3991,3992 - Abt 1903
Children
1 M Claude Mack EVERAGE, USA, WWI 3991,4277
Born: 23 Feb 1897 - Alabama 3990,4278
Christened:
Died: 21 Aug 1964 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 4278
Buried: - Camerons Chapel Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama 4278
2 F Henry Ella EVERAGE 3991,4279
Born: 7 Nov 1899 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 3990,4279
Christened:
Died: 6 Jul 1987 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 4279
Buried: - Emmaus Cemetery 4279
Spouse: Marion W. NORSWORTHY (1888-1967) 4280
General Notes: Husband -
POSSIBLE HUSBAND 1900 U.S. Census, Alabama, Crenshaw County, Mt. Ida Pct: Series: T623 Roll: 12 Page: 141: 36 39 EVERAGE Mamie Head W F May 1880 20 Wd - 2 2 AL AL AL Milliner; -- Claudie Son W M Mch 1898 2 S AL AL AL; -- Henry [sic] Dau W F Nov 1899 6/12 S AL AL AL; WILLIAMSON Mary Mother W F Apr 1855 45 Wd - 2 1 AL GA GA. Marion W. NORSWORTHYis buried next his wife, Henry "Henny" Elenora EVERAGE, in Section 3, Emmaus Cemetery, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. A picture of his headstone, added by Joyce Morgan English, at Find A Grave Memorial# 24156854, created by Nancy (Folmar) Reykdal on Jan 25, 2008, reads: Henry "Henny" Elenora EVERAGE is buried next her husband, Marion W. NORSWORTHY, in Section 3, Emmaus Cemetery, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. A picture of her headstone at Find A Grave Memorial# 31423356, created by Joyce Morgan English on Nov 15, 2008, reads: Edna JONES married J. [James] Olliff Everett.
1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Bibb County, Ward 3, Macon; Series: T623 Roll: 181 Page: 228: Orange St 484 133 163 FLOURNOY Josiah A. Head W M Feb 18866 34 M 5 GA GA GA [Illegible]; -- Lillie J. Wife W F Mar 1866 34 M 5 1 1 GA GA GA; [next page, 229] FLOURNOY Everett Son W M Dec 1896 3 S GA GA GA; -- Gertrude C. Sister W F Jan 1870 30 S GA GA GA Bookkeeper.
1910 U.S. Census, South Datota, Faulk, Elroy Twp; Series: T624 Roll: 1480 Page: 232: Before the 1900 census, the children of Philip and Tommie RAIFORD have died. Tommie is listed therein with having had 3 children, but none living.
John Simeon Fair John Sim Fair, son of John S. Fair of Cokesbury and nephew of Col. William Y. Fair, was a hospital steward in the US Army stationed in the Philippines.[Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/23/1902; http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm] Name: Col. Simeon Fair Born: 17 NOV 1801 at: Newberry Co, SC Married: 23 DEC 1840 at: Died: 15 JUL 1873 at: Glen Springs, SC Spouses: Mary Butler Pearson (http://www.fdu.com/family/tree/fam00033.htm) FAIR, Mary Mrs. died suddenly. Buried 1867 in Rosemont Cemetery. Two children were taken up from the old graveyard & buried with her. Information from the journal of Rev. J. P. Smeltzer. [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm] "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M6SL-TLY : accessed 06 May 2013), Robert Fair in entry for William Y. Fair, 1880. Newberry, Newberry, South Carolina, Affiliate Film Number: T9-1235, Page: 34C, Entry Number: 3220 Fair, Mrs. of Newberry visited her daughter Mrs. Dr. Barksdale of Laurens who was very sick, Herald 4/10/1884, page 3 [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm] "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M6SL-TLY : accessed 06 May 2013), Robert Fair in entry for William Y. Fair, 1880. Newberry, Newberry, South Carolina, Affiliate Film Number: T9-1235, Page: 34C, Entry Number: 3220 Fair, W. Y. Mrs. taught 6th and 7th grades in the Newberry Graded School. Newberry Observer, 9/26/1894; Mrs. W. Y. Fair and daughter, Mary Nance Fair, were visiting Major. E. A. Garlington in Washington DC. Newberry Observer 7/17/1895; Mrs. W. Y. Fair was the mother of Mrs. S. L. Garlington of Washington DC. Newberry Observer 4/14/1897; Mrs. W. Y. Fair was teaching first grade at Newberry Graded school with 36 pupils in her class. Newberry Observer 9/28/1899; Mrs. Fair was the assigned first grade teacher for Boundary Street Graded School for this session with an enrollment of 39 students. Newberry Observer 9/27/1900; Mrs. W. Y. Fair was the 1st Grade teacher for Boundary Street School. She will have 42 students in her class. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/23/1902; Mrs. William Y. Fair will teach 1st grade at the Boundary Street School. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/18/1903; She will teach 42 students. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/22/1903; Mrs. William Y. Fair was visited by her brother Henry W. Garlington of the US Army stationed in Atlanta. Page 8, Newberry Observer 12/30/1904; Mrs. W. Y. Fair taught 1st grade at Boundary Street School with an enrollment of 36 students. Page 8 Newberry Observer 9/19/1905; Mrs. W. Y. Fair married W. Y. Fair 12/24/1891. She was the second wife, the former Miss Octavia Garlington who was the daughter of General Albert C. Garlington of Newberry. Information from CONFEDERATE MILITARY HISTORY published 1899 and found in the Newberry County Library. [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm] "Successful planter at Fort Motte, S. C." Called Kittie, as named in the 1900 census as Jacob R. FAIREY's wife.
Bryan FAIRFAX, 8th Lord FAIRFAX, was the first child by his father's second wife, unnamed in the Descendants of William FAIRFAX of Belvoir, Virginia. His first wife was Elizabeth CARY, daughter of Miles CARY of Warwick County, Virginia. ("The Paynes of Virginia") 3572
Henry M FAIRFAX of Ashgrove, Fairfax, served in the Mexican War in the Virginia Militia as a Captain. He died 8/14/1847 at Saltillo, Mexico (Sources A, C; Virginia Military Records on line). He served in Fairfax's Company/Thrift's Company/13th Company; Discharged?; and was buried in Falls Church Episcopal Cemetery Falls Church, Fairfax County, Virginia. Thomas FAIRFAX was the Ninth Lord of Fairfax in British peerage, and Baron of Cameron in the Scotish peerage. He was married to: Mary AYLETT, Louisa WASHINGTON, and Margaret HERBERT. 4290
Called "Lucy." http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gkbrown/fam01302.htm
"Confederate Veterans Buried in Cemetery"; City of Fairfax Confederate Cemetery: 1900 U.S. Census, Virginia, Fairfax County, Providence District; Series: T623 Roll: 1707 Page: 179: 40 40 FARR Margaret E. Head W F June 1857 42 Wd - 5 5 VA Ireland VA Farmer; -- Richard R. Son W M Dec 1880 19 S VA VA VA At school; -- Golden J. S. Son W M Mar 1882 18 S VA VA VA At school; -- Rezin A. Son W M Oct 1884 15 S VA VA VA At school; -- Wilson M. Son W M Oct 1884 15 S VA VA VA At school; -- Margaret H. Dau W F Mar 1888 12 S VA VA VA; ASHTON Lizzie Servant B F May 1881 19 S - 1 1 VA VA VA Domestic Serv't; -- Otto None B M Apr 1898 2 S VA VA VA.
1870 South Carolina, Barnwell County, Blackville Twp; Series: M593 Roll: 1483 Page: 153: 340 340 FARRELL Patrick W. 28 M W Drygoods merchant 3500 3000 Ireland 1 1; -- Caroline 25 F W Keeping house SC. Caroline Carrie Rush Dau. of John William & Elizabeth Jane Daniels Rush B. June 09, 1843 D. October 24, 1906 Husband: Moses Sanders Bur. Caroline Carrie is buried in the Blackville City Cemetery, Blackville, Barnwell County, S.C.
of Mary Eleanor WILLIAMSON
1880 U.S. Census, Alabama, Crenshaw County, New Providence; NARA Film Number T9-0010 Page 434
Celner Everage M 28 Alabama
Flora Everage F 33 South Carolina
Elizabeth Everage F 4
John H. Everage M 1 Alabama
John Henry EVERAGE
Birth:
Death:
Parents:
Flora Tharesa Holladay Everage (1846 - 1920)
Silvster Celner Everage (1851 - 1918)
Burial: Bethel Cemetery, Glenwood, Crenshaw County, Alabama, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 17486635 created by April Sandley on Jan 15, 2007
IN
MEMORY OF
JOHN HENRY.
SON OF S. C. & F. T.
EVERAGE.
BORN AUG, 19. 1878,
DIED MAY, 22, 1899
NOT LOST BLEST
THOUGHT
BUT GONE BEFORE,
WHERE WE SHALL
MEET
TO PART NO MORE.
General Notes: Wife -
1910 U.S. Census, Alabama, Crenshaw County, Mt. Ida; Series: T624 Roll: 9 Page: 172: Monroe St --- 410 411 PAYNE Tom A. Head M W 40 M1 7 AL GA GA Laborer Livery stable; -- Mamie Wife F W 29 M2 7 3 3 AL AL AL; -- Lucy Hill Dau F W 5 S AL AL AL; EVERAGE Claude M. Son [Step] M W 12 S AL AL AL; -- Henry Ella Dau [Step] F W 10 S AL AL AL; WILLIAMSON Mary M. Mother F W 54 Wd - 2 1 AL GA GA.
1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Crenshaw County, Mt. Ida; Series: T625 Roll: 11 Page: 141: FM 1 1 PAYNE Thomas A. Head M W 50 M AL GA GA Farmer General farming; -- Mary L. Wife F W 38 M AL AL AL; -- Lucy H. Dau F W 15 S AL AL AL; -- Mary J. Dau F W 1+11/12 S AL AL AL; -- [sic, WILLIAMSON] Mary A. Mother F W 63 Wd AL GA GA.
Mary Eleanor Payne is buried in Camerons Chapel Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama. A picture of her headstone on Find A Grave Memorial# 24190970, created by Nancy (Folmar) Reykdal onJan 26, 2008, reads:
MARY ELEANOR
PAYNE
MAY 19, 1880
FEB 24, 1958
Her obituary, as posted on the memorial:
"Mrs. Mary Eleanor Williamson Payne, 78, died at her home in Luverne Monday. Surviving are one son, Claudie Mack Everage, Brantley; three daughters, Mrs. M. W. Norsworthy, Mrs. M. H. Solomon and Mrs. C. R. McVay all of Luverne; five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Luverne Methodist Church with Rev. Lloyd Kimbrough officiating. Interment was in Cameron's Chapel Cemetery with Turner's Funeral Home in charge."
Husband Marion W. NORSWORTHY 4280
Born: 9 Nov 1888 4280
Christened:
Died: 19 Apr 1967 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 4280
Buried: - Emmaus Cemetery 4280
Marriage:
Wife Henry Ella EVERAGE 3991,4279
Born: 7 Nov 1899 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 3990,4279
Christened:
Died: 6 Jul 1987 - Crenshaw County, Alabama 4279
Buried: - Emmaus Cemetery 4279
Father: EVERAGE ( -1900) 3990
Mother: Mary Eleanor WILLIAMSON (1880-1958) 2394,3991
Children
General Notes: Husband -
MARION (PAP)
NORSWORTHY
NOV. 9, 1888
APRIL 19,1967
General Notes: Wife -
(HENNY)
HENRY E.
NORSWORTHY
NOV. 7, 1899
JULY 6, 1987
Husband James Olliff EVERETT (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Edna JONES 3104
Born: Abt 1908 - Georgia 3104
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Dr. Randolph D. JONES (1875-1940) 108
Mother: Carrie SMITH (1876-1957) 110
Children
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Husband Josiah Asbury FLOURNOY, Jr. 1090
AKA: Joseph FLOURNOY 2454
Born: Feb 1866 - Georgia 4281
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Dr. Josiah Asbury FLOURNOY (Abt 1829- ) 897,1090
Mother: Anna Eliza WINSHIP (Abt 1833- ) 897,1090
Marriage:
Wife Lilla EVERETT 2449
Born: Mar 1866 - Georgia 4281
Christened:
Died:
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Children
1 M Everett FLOURNOY 2449
Born: Dec 1896 - Georgia 4282
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Husband John WOODWARD
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Wife Patsie Eloise EXHAM
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1 M Colonel John Jefferson WOODWARD, C. S. A. 424,425
Born: 8 Oct 1808 - Fairfield County, South Carolina 424
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Buried: - Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina 425
Spouse: Rebecca M. PEARSON (Abt 1813- ) 424,425
Marr: 14 May 1829 - South Carolina
Husband FAGANS (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Pvt Doyle Franklin SHERROD, USA (1933-1985)
Mother: Avelina BLANCO
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Husband Ross H. WHITNEY 4283
Born: 1880 - Nebraska 4283
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Wife Louise A. FAHRNI 4283
Born: Abt 1892 - Iowa 4283
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1 F WHITNEY (details suppressed for this person)
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2 F Viola WHITNEY 4285
Born: Nov 1915 - South Dakota 4285
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6 6 WHITNEY Ross H. Head M W 30 M1 1 NE NY NY Farmer; -- Louise A. Wife F W 18 M1 1 0 0 IA Switzerland Switzerland.
1920 U.S. Census, South Dakota, Faulk County, Latham Twp; Series: T625 Roll: 1719 Page: 142: Fm 21 21 WHITNEY Ross H. Head M W 40 M NE NY NY Farmer; -- Louisa Wife F W 28 M IA Switzerland Switzerland; -- Viola Dau F W 41/12 S SC NE IA.
Husband FAIN
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Wife Mamie M. RAIFORD 1409
Born: Abt 1867 - Mississippi 1409
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Father: Philip RAIFORD (1837-1924) 1409
Mother: Tommye SALES (1843-1914) 1409,1410
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Husband John Simeon FAIR 3376
Born: Abt 1853 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Father: Colonel Simeon FAIR (1801-1873) 3376
Mother: Mary Butler PEARSON (Abt 1821-1867) 3376
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1 M John Simeon FAIR, Sp-Am War
Born: Cir 1875 - South Carolina
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Same reference as above:
Fair, J. Simeon, entered Clemson College as a student on opening day 7/6/1893. Newberry Observer, 7/6/1893 & 7/20/1893; He was appointed as Sergeant Cadet. Newberry Observer 4/4/1894; of Prosperity went to the Atlanta Exposition, Press & Reporter 10/25/1895, page 3; J. S. Fair Jr. attended the Atlanta Exposition. Newberry Observer 10/23/1895 & Newberry Observer 11/6/1895; John S. Fair, a member of the medical purveyor’s department in Cuba, wrote a letter home to Newberry to his mother. The letter was published Page 8, Newberry Observer 4/6/1899; Sim Fair, formerly of Cokesbury but now in the US Army, visited relatives in Newberry. He worked in the drug dispensary department for the army. He was in Cuba for 5 years and was now going to the Philippines, via Fort McFarland to San Francisco. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/23/1902; John Sim Fair, son of John S. Fair of Cokesbury and nephew of Col. William Y. Fair, was a hospital steward in the US Army stationed in the Philippines. Page 8, Newberry Observer 1/6/1905; Dr. John Sim Fair was now a pharmacist at Anderson. He was in the hospital service of the US for about 5 years going first to Cuba and then to the Philippines. He was now a civilian. Page 8, Newberry Observer 2/17/1905
Husband RUTHERFORD 4286
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Wife Sarah H. FAIR 4287
Born: Abt 1842 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Father: Colonel Simeon FAIR (1801-1873) 3376
Mother: Mary Butler PEARSON (Abt 1821-1867) 3376
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1 F Catherine S. RUTHERFORD 4286
Born: Abt 1864 - South Carolina 4286
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Husband Colonel Simeon FAIR 3376
Born: Apr 1801 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Died: 15 Jul 1873 - Spartanburg County, South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Father: William FAIR ( - )
Mother: Elizabeth YOUNG ( - )
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Wife Mary Butler PEARSON 3376
Born: Abt 1821 - South Carolina 3376
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Died: 31 Dec 1867 - Prosperity, South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Father: Robert Raiford PEARSON (1795-1823) 1469
Mother: Hannah Sims HENDERSON (Abt 1795- ) 3376
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1 F Sarah H. FAIR 4287
Born: Abt 1842 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Marr: Bef 1863
2 M Robert P. FAIR, CSA 4287
Born: Abt 1845 - Newberry County, South Carolina 4287
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3 M Lt. Col. William Young FAIR 4287
Born: 14 Sep 1846 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Died: 10 Feb 1932
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Spouse: Mary NANCE (1846-1885)
Marr: Bef 1878
Spouse: Octavia E. GARLINGTON (1849-1928)
Marr: 24 Dec 1891 - Newberry County, South Carolina
4 F Mary C. FAIR 4287
Born: Abt 1849 - Newberry County, South Carolina 4287
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5 M John Simeon FAIR 3376
Born: Abt 1853 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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6 M James Irby FAIR 3376
Born: Abt 1857 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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1850 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Newberry County, Newberry; Series: M432 Roll: 856 Page: 184: 2 2 Simeon FAIR 46 M Lawyer 12,000 SC; Mary B. 29 F SC; Sarah H. 8 F SC; Robert P. 5 M SC; Wm Y. 3 M SC; Mary C. 1 F SC; Hannah PEARSON 54 F SC; Ema MOORE 13 F SC.
1860 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Newberry County, Newberry; Series: M653 Roll: 1224 Page: 300: 1430 1430 Simeon FAIR 58 M Lawyer 42,000 8,600 SC; Mary B. 39 F SC; Sallie H. 18 F SC; Robert P. 15 M SC; William Y. 10 M SC; John S. 7 M SC; (next page) James Irby FAIR 3 M SC; Hannah PEARSON 60 F 6000 SC; Thomas SLEGH[?] 19 M SC.
NEWBERRY COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA LARGEST SLAVEHOLDERS FROM 1860 SLAVE CENSUS SCHEDULES (Extract)
FAIR, Col. S., 63 slaves, page 53.
(http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajac/scnewberry.htm)
1870 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Newberry County, Newberry Twp; Series: M593 Roll: 1504 Page: 666: 539 539 FAIR SIMEON 68 M W Lawyer 10,000 500 SC; -- Bettie W. 17 F W Attending school AL; -- James I. 13 M W Attending school SC; RUTHERFORD Sallie 28 F W Keeping house 300 4200 SC; -- Kate S.[?] 6 F W SC; FIFER[?] A. P. 30 M W Teaching school --- 200 VA; -- Lucy A. 22 F W AL.
Fair, Simeon was listed as a Notary Public; as Solicitor for the Middle Court, Conservatist 3/?/1858; Simeon Fair advertised his Law Card in the Newberry Mirror of 10/31/1855. Page 5, Newberry Observer 6/27/1902; Simeon Fair, father of William Young Fair, and a native of Newberry SC, was a lawyer and a Lieutenant in the Seminole War. He was also a member of the SC Legislature for a number of years and a solicitor for the State for twenty-one years. In 1841 he married Mary Butler Pearson, who died 1872. Simeon Fair also died 1872 [sic, 1783. RLD. Information from CONFEDERATE MILITARY HISTORY published 1899 and found in the Newberry County Library. [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm]
Obituary: Colonel Simeon Fair, of Newberry, S. C., died the 15th of July at Glenn's Springs, in the seventy third year of his age. He was born in April 1801 in the district of Newberry, S. C. about five miles from the Court House. He was admitted to the practice of the law in 1824, opened an office in the village of Newberry, the county seat of his native district, where he continued to reside until the day of his death. During the Seminole war in Florida he was elected first lieutenant of a company of volunteers. Soon after his return from Florida he was chosen colonel of the thirty-ninth regiment of South Carolina Militia, which command he held for several years. In 1839 he was elected to the Legislature. On the expiration of his term he was re-elected. In 1846 he was chosen Solicitor of Circuit, which position he held, being re-elected thereto, until the year 1868 - twenty-two years. He was a member of the Convention called by the State of South Carolina, in 1860, "to see that the State receive no detriment," and voted for the Ordinance of Secession, which was passed by that Convention, December 20, 1860. His last public service was as a member of the Democratic Convention, which met in Baltimore in 1872, being a delegate from the State at large. [The New York Herald, New York, NY, Monday, July 28, 1873, Page 4]
Simeon Fair is buried in Section B5, Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. A picture of Simeon's family tomb is on Find A Grave Memorial# 45660050. The memorial presents the following obituary from the Columbia Phoenix, p. 154: Colonel Simeon Fair, a distinguished citizen and eminent lawyer, departed this life, on the 15th instant, at Glenn Springs, from an attack of diarrhoea. His remains were carried to Newberry yesterday, where they will be interred to-day. He was elected Solicitor of the Middle Circuit in 1846, which position he occupied until 1868 - nearly a quarter of a century. Colonel Fair was in his seventy-third year, having been born in Newberry District in April, 1801. He leaves three sons, one daughter and a host of relatives, friends and neighbors.
Inscription: married 12/23/1840
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Mary Butler Pearson, wife of Colonel Simeon Fair, died in Prosperity, Newberry County, South Carolina, and is buried in Section B5, Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. A picture of their family tomb is on Find A Grave Memorial# 45660045. The memorial lists her death on December 31, 1867.
An alternate year of death is 1872 is given in CONFEDERATE MILITARY HISTORY published 1899 and found in the Newberry County Library. [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm]
Husband William FAIR
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Wife Elizabeth YOUNG
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1 M Colonel Simeon FAIR 3376
Born: Apr 1801 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Died: 15 Jul 1873 - Spartanburg County, South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Spouse: Mary Butler PEARSON (Abt 1821-1867) 3376
Husband Lt. Col. William Young FAIR 4287
Born: 14 Sep 1846 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Died: 10 Feb 1932
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Father: Colonel Simeon FAIR (1801-1873) 3376
Mother: Mary Butler PEARSON (Abt 1821-1867) 3376
Marriage: Bef 1878
Other Spouse: Octavia E. GARLINGTON (1849-1928) - 24 Dec 1891 - Newberry County, South Carolina
Wife Mary NANCE
Born: 14 Oct 1846
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Died: 22 Sep 1885
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Children
1 F Mary Butler FAIR
Born: 1872 - South Carolina
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Died: 1874 - South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
2 F Lucy Williams FAIR
Born: 7 Feb 1874 - South Carolina
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Died: 3 Nov 1886 - South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
3 M Simeon FAIR
Born: 1875 - South Carolina
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Died: 1876 - South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
4 F Drayton Nance FAIR
Born: 1876 - South Carolina
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Died: 1877 - South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
5 M Robert Pearson FAIR
Born: 2 May 1878 - South Carolina
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Died: 30 Dec 1956 - South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
6 M William Young FAIR
Born: 23 Jul 1880 - South Carolina
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Died: 2 Aug 1952 - South Carolina
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
7 F Mary Nance FAIR
Born: Abt 1882 - South Carolina
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8 M J. Rutherford FAIR
Born: Cir 1884 - Newberry County, South Carolina
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William Y. Fair Self M 33 South Carolina
Mary N. Fair Wife F 33 South Carolina
Lucy Fair Daughter F 6 South Carolina
Robert Fair Son
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Newberry County, Ward 2, Newberry; Series: T624 Roll: 1461 Page: 235:
FAIR, William Y. Head M W 63 Md2 18 SC SC SC Own income;
-- Octavia E. Wife F W 60 M-1 18 0 0 SC SC SC Teacher City public school;
-- Robert P. Son M W 31 S SC SC SC Commercial traveler Standard Oil;
-- Mary N. Dau F W 28 S SC SC SC Teacher Private school;
-- James R. Son M W 27 S SC SC SC Commercial traveler Flour mill.
Fair, W. Y. was appointed by Governor Simpson Aide-de-Camp, with the rank of Lieutenant Col. Newberry Herald 3/26/1879; William Y. Fair won a $1 Prize for his corn, 10¢ best bale cotton, $3 for grade cow over 3 years at the Newberry Agriculture Fair, Herald 10/25/1883, page 2; William Y. Fair was Supervisor of Voter Registration, Herald 3/20/1884, page 3; He applied for the position of Post Master of Newberry, Herald 11/27/1884, page 3; The senate refused to confirm his appointment as Supervisor of registration, Herald 12/25/1884, page 2; William Y. Fair, executor, has 175 acres in Township No. 5 for Sheriff Sale due to delinquent taxes. Newberry Observer 9/12/1889; W. Y. Fair was delivering 500 loads of dirt and gravel to the town at 40 cents a load. Newberry Observer, 11/24/1892; The county has contracted with him for 1000 more loads of gravel. Newberry Observer, 12/8/1892; William Y. Fair contracted with the Council for another 2,000 loads of gravel for macadamizing the streets. Newberry Observer, 1/5/1893; W. Y. Fair joined the newly formed James D. Nance Camp of Confederate Veterans of Newberry. Newberry Observer, 7/6/1893; He will furnish 2000 loads of sand needed for the expansion of the Newberry Cotton Mills. Newberry Observer, 7/27/1893; W. Y. Fair lost his gin house and crib in a wind storm 4/16/1895. Newberry Observer 4/17/1895; Captain W. Y. Fair was having a sidetrack of the CN&L RR run to his gravel beds. Newberry Observer 6/26/1895; William Y. Fair had a fine turnip patch. Newberry Observer 10/14/1896; W. Y. Fair attended the 6th annual reunion of Confederate Veterans held in 1896 in Richmond VA. Newberry Observer 7/1/1896; W. Y. Fair attended the reunion of Confederate soldiers in Nashville TN. leaving from Newberry on 6/21/1897. Newberry Observer 6/23/1897; W. Y. Fair was the new postmaster of Newberry. Newberry Observer 3/16/1898; William Young Fair had his house painted with glossy white. Newberry Observer 9/21/1899; W. Y. Fair was a Private of the QUITMAN RIFLES, part of the original roll, published on Page 8, Newberry Observer 10/4/1900; Col. W. Y. Fair had a contract with Greenville for 180 carloads of gravel. Newberry Observer 1/17/1901; He had a contract for 200 carloads of crushed rock. Newberry Observer 3/21/1901; He sold 200 carloads of crushed rock to Sumter to be used on her streets. Newberry Observer 5/16/1901; He was a brother to John S. Fair of Cokesbury. Newberry Observer 6/20/1901; William Y. Fair was temporarily suspended from his office as postmaster on 9/10/1901. Chattanooga Paper stated he was charged with embezzlement of postal and money order funds. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/12/1901; Page 8, Newberry Observer 10/3/1901; Page 8, Newberry Observer 10/10/1901; W. Y. Fair was bestowed a Cross of Honor which was pinned on the lapel of his coat by the UDC at the Memorial Day ceremonies. Page 8, Newberry Observer 5/13/1902; William Y. Fair's little bay mare 'Bessie' was dead. She broke her back in a fall. She was 31 years old, and Mr. Fair had owned and driven her for 24 years. Page 8, Newberry Observer 8/26/1902; Col. William Y. Fair sold 1 acre of sand (2,000 square yards) at 10 cents a square yard. Page 8, Newberry Observer 1/16/1903; Col. W. Y. Fair of Newberry was the parent to J. Rutherford Fair of Atlanta. Page 8, Newberry Observer 4/26/1904; Col. William Y. Fair was the father of J. Rutherford Fair, W. Y. Fair, Jr. and Robert P. Fair, Page 8, Newberry Observer 12/30/1904; Col. W. Y. Fair had a turkey gobbler sitting on a nest of hens eggs. Page 8, Newberry Observer 8/22/1905; A CN&L RR ran over twelve of his turkeys. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/1/1905; William Young Fair was born in Newberry SC 9/14/1846. His father was Col. Simeon Fair, a native of Newberry SC who was a lawyer and a Lieutenant in the Seminole War. W. Y. Fair was educated at the Arsenal Academy in Columbia. In 1861 he participated in the First Battle of Manassas at the age of 15 years, a private for Co. 'E' 3rd Regt. Quitman's Rifles. He contracted typhoid fever in Virginia and was honorably discharged due to bad health and under age. In December 1862, after returning to the Arsenal Academy, he became Adjutant of Stalling's Battalion of Reserves and served in Charleston and Columbia. In 1864 he raised Co. 'F' for Trenholm's Battalion, commanding it until the end of the war. After the war he was a farmer until 1898 when he was appointed postmaster of Newberry by President McKinley. He was married first to Mary Williams Nance, daughter of Drayton Nance and sister to Col. James D. Nance who was killed in the battle of the Wilderness. She died 9/25/1885 and on 12/24/1891 W. Y. Fair remarried to Miss Octavia E. Garlington, daughter of General Albert C. Garlington of Newberry SC. In 1899 there were four living children, three sons and one daughter. Information from CONFEDERATE MILITARY HISTORY published 1899 and found in the Newberry County Library. [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm]
William Young Pearson is buried in Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. A picture of his headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 24992370:
WILLIAM YOUNG FAIR
SEPTEMBER 14, 1846
FEBRUARY 10, 1932
Notation: William Y. Fair married twice. He had children only by his first wife, Mary. His second wife was Octavia E. Garlington.
General Notes: Wife -
Mary Nance, wife of William Young Fair, is buried in Section B5, Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 45660044:
MARY NANCE FAIR
OCTOBER 14, 1846
SEPTEMBER 22, 1885
Husband Lt. Col. William Young FAIR 4287
Born: 14 Sep 1846 - Newberry County, South Carolina 3376
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Died: 10 Feb 1932
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Father: Colonel Simeon FAIR (1801-1873) 3376
Mother: Mary Butler PEARSON (Abt 1821-1867) 3376
Marriage: 24 Dec 1891 - Newberry County, South Carolina
Other Spouse: Mary NANCE (1846-1885) - Bef 1878
Wife Octavia E. GARLINGTON
Born: 6 Jan 1849
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Died: 27 Jul 1928
Buried: - Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry County, South Carolina
Children
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William Y. Fair Self M 33 South Carolina
Mary N. Fair Wife F 33 South Carolina
Lucy Fair Daughter F 6 South Carolina
Robert Fair Son
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Newberry County, Ward 2, Newberry; Series: T624 Roll: 1461 Page: 235:
FAIR, William Y. Head M W 63 Md2 18 SC SC SC Own income;
-- Octavia E. Wife F W 60 M-1 18 0 0 SC SC SC Teacher City public school;
-- Robert P. Son M W 31 S SC SC SC Commercial traveler Standard Oil;
-- Mary N. Dau F W 28 S SC SC SC Teacher Private school;
-- James R. Son M W 27 S SC SC SC Commercial traveler Flour mill.
Fair, W. Y. was appointed by Governor Simpson Aide-de-Camp, with the rank of Lieutenant Col. Newberry Herald 3/26/1879; William Y. Fair won a $1 Prize for his corn, 10¢ best bale cotton, $3 for grade cow over 3 years at the Newberry Agriculture Fair, Herald 10/25/1883, page 2; William Y. Fair was Supervisor of Voter Registration, Herald 3/20/1884, page 3; He applied for the position of Post Master of Newberry, Herald 11/27/1884, page 3; The senate refused to confirm his appointment as Supervisor of registration, Herald 12/25/1884, page 2; William Y. Fair, executor, has 175 acres in Township No. 5 for Sheriff Sale due to delinquent taxes. Newberry Observer 9/12/1889; W. Y. Fair was delivering 500 loads of dirt and gravel to the town at 40 cents a load. Newberry Observer, 11/24/1892; The county has contracted with him for 1000 more loads of gravel. Newberry Observer, 12/8/1892; William Y. Fair contracted with the Council for another 2,000 loads of gravel for macadamizing the streets. Newberry Observer, 1/5/1893; W. Y. Fair joined the newly formed James D. Nance Camp of Confederate Veterans of Newberry. Newberry Observer, 7/6/1893; He will furnish 2000 loads of sand needed for the expansion of the Newberry Cotton Mills. Newberry Observer, 7/27/1893; W. Y. Fair lost his gin house and crib in a wind storm 4/16/1895. Newberry Observer 4/17/1895; Captain W. Y. Fair was having a sidetrack of the CN&L RR run to his gravel beds. Newberry Observer 6/26/1895; William Y. Fair had a fine turnip patch. Newberry Observer 10/14/1896; W. Y. Fair attended the 6th annual reunion of Confederate Veterans held in 1896 in Richmond VA. Newberry Observer 7/1/1896; W. Y. Fair attended the reunion of Confederate soldiers in Nashville TN. leaving from Newberry on 6/21/1897. Newberry Observer 6/23/1897; W. Y. Fair was the new postmaster of Newberry. Newberry Observer 3/16/1898; William Young Fair had his house painted with glossy white. Newberry Observer 9/21/1899; W. Y. Fair was a Private of the QUITMAN RIFLES, part of the original roll, published on Page 8, Newberry Observer 10/4/1900; Col. W. Y. Fair had a contract with Greenville for 180 carloads of gravel. Newberry Observer 1/17/1901; He had a contract for 200 carloads of crushed rock. Newberry Observer 3/21/1901; He sold 200 carloads of crushed rock to Sumter to be used on her streets. Newberry Observer 5/16/1901; He was a brother to John S. Fair of Cokesbury. Newberry Observer 6/20/1901; William Y. Fair was temporarily suspended from his office as postmaster on 9/10/1901. Chattanooga Paper stated he was charged with embezzlement of postal and money order funds. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/12/1901; Page 8, Newberry Observer 10/3/1901; Page 8, Newberry Observer 10/10/1901; W. Y. Fair was bestowed a Cross of Honor which was pinned on the lapel of his coat by the UDC at the Memorial Day ceremonies. Page 8, Newberry Observer 5/13/1902; William Y. Fair's little bay mare 'Bessie' was dead. She broke her back in a fall. She was 31 years old, and Mr. Fair had owned and driven her for 24 years. Page 8, Newberry Observer 8/26/1902; Col. William Y. Fair sold 1 acre of sand (2,000 square yards) at 10 cents a square yard. Page 8, Newberry Observer 1/16/1903; Col. W. Y. Fair of Newberry was the parent to J. Rutherford Fair of Atlanta. Page 8, Newberry Observer 4/26/1904; Col. William Y. Fair was the father of J. Rutherford Fair, W. Y. Fair, Jr. and Robert P. Fair, Page 8, Newberry Observer 12/30/1904; Col. W. Y. Fair had a turkey gobbler sitting on a nest of hens eggs. Page 8, Newberry Observer 8/22/1905; A CN&L RR ran over twelve of his turkeys. Page 8, Newberry Observer 9/1/1905; William Young Fair was born in Newberry SC 9/14/1846. His father was Col. Simeon Fair, a native of Newberry SC who was a lawyer and a Lieutenant in the Seminole War. W. Y. Fair was educated at the Arsenal Academy in Columbia. In 1861 he participated in the First Battle of Manassas at the age of 15 years, a private for Co. 'E' 3rd Regt. Quitman's Rifles. He contracted typhoid fever in Virginia and was honorably discharged due to bad health and under age. In December 1862, after returning to the Arsenal Academy, he became Adjutant of Stalling's Battalion of Reserves and served in Charleston and Columbia. In 1864 he raised Co. 'F' for Trenholm's Battalion, commanding it until the end of the war. After the war he was a farmer until 1898 when he was appointed postmaster of Newberry by President McKinley. He was married first to Mary Williams Nance, daughter of Drayton Nance and sister to Col. James D. Nance who was killed in the battle of the Wilderness. She died 9/25/1885 and on 12/24/1891 W. Y. Fair remarried to Miss Octavia E. Garlington, daughter of General Albert C. Garlington of Newberry SC. In 1899 there were four living children, three sons and one daughter. Information from CONFEDERATE MILITARY HISTORY published 1899 and found in the Newberry County Library. [http://genealogytrails.com/scar/newberry/observer/1878-1905Fa.htm]
William Young Pearson is buried in Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. A picture of his headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 24992370:
WILLIAM YOUNG FAIR
SEPTEMBER 14, 1846
FEBRUARY 10, 1932
Notation: William Y. Fair married twice. He had children only by his first wife, Mary. His second wife was Octavia E. Garlington.
General Notes: Wife -
Octavia Garlington, second wife of William Young Fair, is buried in Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 24992385:
OCTAVIA GARLINGTON
FAIR
JANUARY 6, 1849
JULY 27, 1928
Notation: Daughter of General Albert Creswell Garlington and his wife, Sallie Moon. Octavia was an educator, who married William Young Fair.
Husband Jacob R. FAIREY 3771,4288
Born: Feb 1868 - South Carolina 4288
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Died:
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Marriage: Abt 1896
Wife Ann Catherine MOSS 3771
Born: 1873 - South Carolina 4288
Christened:
Died:
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Father: James Michael MOSS, Sr. (1846-1937) 390,1398
Mother: Margaret A. HOLMAN (1845-1912) 257,3773
Children
1 M James Erwin FAIREY 3771
Born: Mar 1897 - Orangeburg County, South Carolina 4288
Christened:
Died: Bef 1910 4289
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2 M Philip Moss FAIREY 3771
Born: Mar 1899 - Orangeburg County, South Carolina 4288
Christened:
Died: Bef 1910 4289
Buried:
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1900 U.S Census, South Carolina, Orangeburg County, Pine Grove Twp; Series: T623 Roll: 1538 Page: 175: 382 382 Fairey Jacob R. Head W M Feb 1868 32 M 3 SC SC SC Farmer; -- Kittie M. Wife W F Xxx 1873 26 M 3 2 2 SC SC SC; -- James E. Son W M Mch 1897 2 SC SC SC; -- Phillip M. Son W M Mch 1899 2/12 SC SC SC.
1910 U.S Census, South Carolina, Calhoun County, Pine Grove Twp; Series: T624 Roll: 1446 Page: 265: 65 65 FAIREY Jacob R. Head M W 42 M1 SC SC SC Farmer General Farm; -- Kathryn Wife F W 37 M1 13 2 0 SC SC SC; DAY Mary Boarder F W 24 S NC NC NC Teacher Graded school.
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Husband James W. IRWIN 3572
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Wife Aurelia FAIRFAX 3572
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Father: Thomas FAIRFAX, 9th Lord Fairfax ( -1846) 3564
Mother: Margaret HERBERT (1784- )
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Husband Brian FAIRFAX, 8th Lord Fairfax 3571
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Father: William FAIRFAX (1691-1757) 3572
Mother: Deborah CLARKE ( - ) 705
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Other Spouse: Elizabeth CARY (1738-1778) 705,3575 - 1759 3573
Wife UNKNOWN 3574
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1 F Anne FAIRFAX (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband David GRIFFITH 3572
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Wife Elizabeth FAIRFAX 3572
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Father: Brian FAIRFAX, 8th Lord Fairfax ( - ) 3571
Mother: Elizabeth CARY (1738-1778) 705,3575
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Husband George William FAIRFAX 3572
Born: 5 Nov 1797 - Jefferson County, Virginia 3577
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Father: Ferdinando FAIRFAX (1766-1820) 3572
Mother: Elizabeth Blair CARY (1770-1822) 3573
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Wife Isabella McNEILL (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Henry FAIRFAX 3572
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Father: Thomas FAIRFAX, 9th Lord Fairfax ( -1846) 3564
Mother: Margaret HERBERT (1784- )
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Wife Caroline HERBERT 3572
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Husband Thomas FAIRFAX, 9th Lord Fairfax 3564
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Died: 1846 705
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Father: Brian FAIRFAX, 8th Lord Fairfax ( - ) 3571
Mother: Elizabeth CARY (1738-1778) 705,3575
Marriage: 31 Dec 1800 - Fairfax County, Virginia
Wife Margaret HERBERT
Born: 1784 - Alexandria, Virginia
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1 M Albert FAIRFAX 3572
Born: 15 Apr 1802
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2 M Henry FAIRFAX 3572
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Spouse: Caroline HERBERT ( - ) 3572
3 M Orlando FAIRFAX 3572
Born: 1806
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Died: 1882 - Virginia
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Spouse: Mary Randolph CARY (Abt 1808- )
4 M Raymond FAIRFAX 3572
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5 F Eugenia Cary FAIRFAX 3572
Born: 1812
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Died: 17 Jan 1880
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6 M Ethelbert FAIRFAX 3572
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7 F Aurelia FAIRFAX 3572
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Spouse: James W. IRWIN ( - ) 3572
8 F Lavinia FAIRFAX 3572
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9 F Mominia FAIRFAX 705
Born: 1820
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Died: 1875
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Spouse: Archibald CARY (1815-1854) 703,704
Marr: 1838 705
10 M Reginald FAIRFAX 3572
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Husband William FAIRFAX 3572
Born: 1691
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Died: 3 Sep 1757
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Marriage: 1723 - The Bahamas 705
Other Spouse: Deborah CLARKE ( - ) 705
Wife Sarah WALKER 705
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Husband Wilson Miles Cary FAIRFAX 3572
Born: 1 Dec 1798 - Jefferson County, Virginia 3579
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Father: Ferdinando FAIRFAX (1766-1820) 3572
Mother: Elizabeth Blair CARY (1770-1822) 3573
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Wife Lucy GRIFFITH (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Carl E. FALCONER (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Gladys Lucina McCOY
Born: 16 Nov 1930
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Died: 3 Jun 1982
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Father: William Goodwyn McCOY (Cir 1900-1945)
Mother: Gladys Helen DANIELL (1904-1975) 251
Other Spouse: Ralph BRISTOW
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Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001
Name: Gladys L Falconer
Gender: Female
Spouse's name: Carl E Falconer
Divorce Date: Mar 1963
County: Escambia
Certificate Number: 4160
Husband Hardin MITCHELL 1113
Born: Abt 1902 - Muscogee County, Georgia 4291
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Father: Julius Caesar MITCHELL (1868-1916) 1113
Mother: Ellen Jane HARDIN (1871-1944) 1112,1113
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Wife Elizabeth FARLEY (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Peter TREZEVANT 4292
Born: 19 Jul 1768 - South Carolina 4292
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Died: 21 Jun 1854 - Brighton, Sussex, England 4292
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Marriage: 13 Sep 1789
Wife Elizabeth Willoughby FARQUHAR 4292
Born: 20 Dec 1772 - Charles Town, South Carolina 4292
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Died: 30 Dec 1845 - Regent's Park, Sussex, England 1831
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1 M Robert John TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 1 Jul 1790 1831
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Died: 21 May 1791 1831
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2 M John Farquhar TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 5 Dec 1791 1831
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3 F Elizabeth Catherine TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 12 Dec 1793 1831
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4 M Dr. Daniel Heyward TREZEVANT 1828,1831
Born: 18 Mar 1796 - Charles Town, South Carolina 1831
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Died: 21 Mar 1873 - Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina 4293
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Spouse: Ann SEWELL (1795-1838) 1832
Marr: 3 May 1820 - Charleston, South Carolina 1832
Spouse: Epps Goodwyn HOWELL (1819-1862) 1828,1832,3473
Marr: 15 Nov 1841 - South Carolina 1832
5 F Martha TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 16 Dec 1797 1831
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6 F Anne Timothy TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 13 Nov 1799 1831
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Died: 29 Mar 1864 - Columbia, South Carolina 3475
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Spouse: Colonel Henry Pendleton TAYLOR (1784-1832) 2297
Marr: 14 May 1818 2298,3475
7 M Peter Dunlap TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 16 Jun 1802 1831
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Died: 28 May 1845 1831
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8 M George Lewis TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 1 Sep 1804 1831
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Died: 29 Nov 1824 1831
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9 M Theodore Mathias TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 15 Jul 1806 1831
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10 M Henry TREZEVANT 1831
Born: 10 May 1808 1831
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Died: 26 Sep 1809 1831
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11 M Octavius Undicemus TREZEVANT 4294,4295
Born: 1 Mar 1810 4294
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12 F Matilda Emmaline TREZEVANT 4294
Born: 17 Jul 1812 4294
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13 F Catherine Elizabeth TREZEVANT 4294
Born: 16 Jun 1815 4294
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Husband Richard Broadwater FARR
Born: 30 Oct 1836
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Died: 1862
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Father: Rezin Samuel FARR (1802-1887) 369,1375
Mother: Elizabeth Ellandra BROADWATER (1814-1871) 369,1375
Marriage: Abt 1860
Wife Mary Ann JOBE
Born: Abt 1845
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Husband Richard Ratcliff FARR, CSA 885
Born: 30 Nov 1845 - Frederick County, Virginia
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Died: Bef 1 Jun 1900 4296
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Father: Richard Ratcliffe FARR (1804-1845)
Mother: Margaret Conn WILLCOXEN (1820- )
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Wife Margaret Edith MALONE 885,4296
Born: 14 Jun 1857 - Virginia 885,4296
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Father: John L. MALONE (1812-1885) 885
Mother: Ann Rebecca GOODING ( -1890) 885
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1 M Richard R. FARR 885,4296
Born: Dec 1880 - Virginia 4296
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2 M Golden J. S. FARR 4296
Born: Mar 1882 - Virginia 4296
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3 M Wilson M. FARR 885,4297
Born: Oct 1884 - Virginia 4296
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4 M Rezin A. FARR 4296
Born: Oct 1884 - Virginia 4296
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5 F Margaret H. FARR 4296
Born: Mar 1888 - Virginia 4296
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"Farr, Richard Ratcliffe: Pvt., Co. B, 43rd Btln. Va. Cav.; Sect. I, Lot 89."
[http://www.fairfaxva.gov/cemetery/confederateveterans.asp]
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Husband Richard Ratcliffe FARR
Born: 7 Mar 1804 - Fairfax County, Virginia
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Died: 17 Sep 1845 - Fairfax County, Virginia
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Father: Samuel Ratcliffe FARR ( - )
Mother: Matilda WILCOXON ( - )
Marriage: Bef 1839
Wife Margaret Conn WILLCOXEN
Born: 4 Mar 1820 - Fairfax County, Virginia
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1 M Rezin Samuel FARR
Born: 12 Dec 1839 - Frederick County, Virginia
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2 M Richard Ratcliff FARR, CSA 885
Born: 30 Nov 1845 - Frederick County, Virginia
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Died: Bef 1 Jun 1900 4296
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Spouse: Margaret Edith MALONE (1857- ) 885,4296
Husband Samuel Ratcliffe FARR
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Marriage: Bef 1802
Wife Matilda WILCOXON
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1 M Rezin Samuel FARR 369,1375
Born: 1802 1375
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Died: 9 Jun 1887
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Spouse: Elizabeth Ellandra BROADWATER (1814-1871) 369,1375
Marr: Bef 1836
2 M Richard Ratcliffe FARR
Born: 7 Mar 1804 - Fairfax County, Virginia
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Died: 17 Sep 1845 - Fairfax County, Virginia
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Spouse: Margaret Conn WILLCOXEN (1820- )
Marr: Bef 1839
Husband George FARRAR (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Judith JEFFERSON (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Capt. Thomas JEFFERSON, Jr. (1679-1731)
Mother: Mary FIELD (1679-1715)
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Husband John O'GORMAN 3283
Born: Aug 1864 - Ireland 3283
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Marriage: Abt 1895
Wife Annie M. FARRELL 718,3283,3926
Born: Nov 1871 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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Father: Patrick W. FARRELL (1841-1906) 718,3928
Mother: Carolina Columbia RUSH (1843-1906) 718,833,3928
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1 F Caroline C. O'GORMAN 3283
Born: Jan 1896 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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2 F Elenor M. O'GORMAN 3283
Born: Nov 1898 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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Husband Patrick W. FARRELL 718,3928
Born: 13 Mar 1841 - Ireland 3283
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Died: 5 Nov 1906 - Bamberg County, South Carolina
Buried: - Blackville Cemetery
Marriage: 1870
Wife Carolina Columbia RUSH 718,833,3928
Born: 9 Jun 1843 3283
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Died: 24 Oct 1906 904
Buried: - Blackville City Cemetery, Barnwell County, South Carolina
Father: John William RUSH (1793-1886) 45,833
Mother: Elizabeth Jane DANIEL (1809-1860) 45,833
Other Spouse: Rev. Moses N. SANDERS ( - ) 718,904 - 26 Dec 1860 718
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1 M Emmett FARRELL 718,3926
Born: Abt 1872 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3926
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2 M John M. FARRELL 718,3926
Born: Dec 1874 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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3 F Annie M. FARRELL 718,3283,3926
Born: Nov 1871 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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Spouse: John O'GORMAN (1864- ) 3283
Marr: Abt 1895
4 F Marie E. FARRELL 718,3283,3926
Born: Jun 1876 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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5 F Kathryn C. FARRELL 718,3926
Born: May 1878 - Barnwell County, South Carolina 3283
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1880 South Carolina, Barnwell County, Blackville; Series: T9 Roll: 1220 Page: 161: 654 654 FARRELL Patrick W M 39 M Merchant Ireland Ireland Ireland; -- Carrie W F 37 Wife M Keeping house SC SC SC; -- Annie W F 9 Dau S At school SC SC SC; -- Emmet W M 8 Son S At school SC Ireland SC; -- John W M 6 Son At school SC Ireland SC; -- Marie W F 4 Dau S SC Ireland SC; -- Kate W F 2 Dau S SC Ireland SC; SPEARS Mary W F 54 Sister-in-law Wd SC SC SC; WALSH Thomas W M 22 Clerk S Store clerk Ireland Ireland Ireland; HUFF____ John W M 21 Clerk S Store clerk GA Ireland Ireland; McADAMS John W M 25 Clerk S Store clerk GA Ireland Ireland; DREW Patrick W M 20 Clerk Store clerk S Ireland Ireland Ireland; and five domestics.
1900 South Carolina, Barnwell County, Blackville; Series: T623 Roll: 1518 Page: 164:
61 69 FARREL Patrick W. Head W M Mch 1841 59 M 30 Ireland Ireland Ireland 1880 50 Na Farmer; -- Caroline C. Wife W F June 1843 56 M 30 7 4 SC SC SC; -- John M. Son W M Dec 1874 25 S SC Ireland SC Merchant; -- Marie E. W F June 1876 23 S SC Ireland SC; -- Kate C. Dau W F May 1878 22 S SC Ireland SC; O'GORMAN John S-in-law W M Aug 1864 35 M 5 Ireland Ireland Ireland 1887 13 Na Merchant; -- Annie M. Dau W F Nov 1871 28 M 5 2 2 SC Ireland SC; -- Caroline C. GrDau W F Jan 1896 4 S SC Ireland SC; -- Elenor M. GrDau W F Nov 1898 1 S SC Ireland SC; QUINN Fannie Aunt W F May 1830 70 Wd - 2 0 Ireland Ireland Ireland; ODOM Blanche Servant B F Apl 1845 55 S SC SC SC House servant.
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(http://www.oldplaces.org/bamberg/vitals/sybile3.html)