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101 5 Patience Ann Boykin, daughter of Sion Lee Boykin.
aka: Ann

Marjory Parsons Information. Charlotte Larson File.

L&D-1: Letter from Bluff Creek, KS, 14 Dec 1884. From Will West. See William Lo West for content.
L&D-2: Letter to Sister from Sugarland, TX. From "Bud" Boykin.
L&D-3: Letter from William Joseph Boykin to Lydia Allen at Quero from Elmendorf, 26 Feb 1897. See William Joseph Boykin for content.
L&D-5: Letter from Dodge City, KS, 14 Aug 1885. From J.R. Pinchbeck. Concerning death of "Will" West. See William Lo West for content.
L&D-20 & 20A: Family List of MEREDITH Francis WEST Family, undated, believed to have been copied from family Bible by Zula Ann WEST Moore Polk.
Note: 20A is Meredith Francis West descendant list made by Jackie ALL
Wilson. - See Meredith Francis West.

L&D-9: Letter to Patrick Galagher West.
Coleman Tex
Jan the 12 (1905)
Mr. Pat West
deare Son I received youre letter Several days ago but havent had
the chance to write and I havent much chance now it is so Cold Tempy
is Sick has been in bed twelve days She made a miss hap I Sure wi
be glad when She gets up Brice is grunting to I and Henry has to run the
place I hope this will finde you all well when you write tell me ju
how you all are and how you are getting along I Sure will be glad when
I get Back home I am tired of this place I am glad dora Lum is with
is Lum Working at the floure mill I wasent surpriesed to heare Charly
keech was married who did he marry I will have to quit direly
their is Such a racket I never Saw Such children their ant no rest
for them That is all

good by love to all

to Edgar my deare little grand Son how you geting along this Cold
weather
you and little Sister [Ruth] has the dog man got old dick any more well
Edgar be good to little I will be home Some of those days
from gama

Note: Year of 1905 is my guesstimate. Tempy had a stillborn child in that year (mishap). Edgar was about two years of age, and Ruth would be about a year old. As Jenette was not mentioned, it had to be before 1907.
Note: Patience Ann died at some in the year of 1905.

L&D-19: Part of a letter to Ann West from one of her children.
...ma I will send you and Walt the letters I have of yours from brother Will
Walts is the last letter he ever rote home you can have that much in
remberance of him (child unknown)

L&D-56:Gonzales Co, TX Marriage Record, 19 Jan 1860. Meredith F. Wes

Family Notes. Ruth Graham File.
Family Notes. Jacki Wilson File.
Pedigree Chart & Family Group Records. Elise Nemetz File.
Pedigreee Chart. Charlotte Larson File.
1840 Telfair Co., GA Census. See Sion Lee Boykin.
1850 - Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Scion Lee Boykin.
1860 - Age abt 23. Married ck Meredith F. West, Orleans Par., LA.
1870 - Age abt 33. Married ck Meredith F. West, Orleans Par., LA.
1880 - Gonzales Co, TX Census. See Meredith F. West.
1891 Zula Married in Orleans Par., LA.
1882-1895 - Houston Co., TX??
1900 - Tarrant Co, TX Census (Soundex). See James A. Wright.
Address given as 1320 St. Louis Ave, Ft. Worth, TX. Age abt 63 with family of James A. Wright, and her daughter, Dora. Also listed is Lum West, her son.
1905 - Patience in Coleman, TX with Brice & Tempy. In letter she said she would "be home _____." Was she referring to Ft. Worth? If so, she was probably living with one of her sons (Pat, Lum or Britt - prob. Pat.). Patience also died in 1905. Exact DOD is not known.

L&D-102: LDS Temple Ordinance Data.

Letter. Gonzales Co. Archives File.

Pettigree Chart and Letter dated 13 Feb 1997. Afton Taylor File.
Gives DOB as 1836 in AL.

Letter dated 24 Feb 1997 containing 2 letters of Jessie B. WEST Bunnell. Afton Taylor File.
Letter dated 20 Jan 1971, Chicago, IL.
It was always known, in our family, that my grand-mother, Patience Ann Boykin, was half Indian. My two older half-sisters, said that was true (they had known and lived with her). Also my uncles said the same. The Boykin family had lived in GA and after the government pushed them from their homes, into Oklahoma, nothing, I can find about them. They were of the Creek Tribe (there are Boykins now living in Oklahoma, owning oil wells). I have been working on this for a long time, so far, no soap.

Letter dated 24 Feb 1997 containing 3 letters of Jessie B. WEST Bunnell. Afton Taylor File.
Letter dated 20 Jan 1971, Chicago, IL.
...3 Sisters married 2 brothers: Patience Ann Boykin married Meredith F. West.
Sarah C. & C. Rebecca Boykin married William Henry West.
...Patience Ann Boykin & Meredith F. West - my grandparents.
...It was always known, in our family, that my grandmother, Patience Ann Boykin, was half Indian. My two older half-sisters, said that was true (they had known and lived with her). Also, my uncles said the same.

Descendant Chart & Notes. Chalmers Williams File.
Buried Pioneer Rest Cem., Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., TX. (just north of Tarrant Co. Court House on Samuels Ave.). This was incorrect. See chalmers@startext.net dated 26 Apr 1997 below.

1850 Gonzales Co., TX Census. Chalmers Williams File.
BOYKIN: Scion 44m GA; Wm. 21m AL; Mary 18f AL; John 16m AL; Paticience 14f AL; David 12m AL; Sarah 10f AL; Rebecca 8f AL; Margaret 6f AL. (Note: all were born in GA, probably Screven Co. - Jim Allen.)

E-mail dated 26 Apr 1997. Chalmers Williams File.
Oakwood Cem., 3305 Ave. N., Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., TX
Patience Ann West
1937 - 1905
Buried near her are J. Britt West, David Lum West (sons) and Edgar Meredith West (grandson, son of Patrick G. West).

L&D-203: Oakwood Cem., Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., TX.
...Interment Records, David Lum West Obit, West Surname Printout, Brochures & Cem. Maps.
"Mother" on her headstone.

AB&W-Pic: Patience Ann BOYKIN West headstone "Mother," Oakwood Cem., Ft. Worth, TX

Texas Dept. of Health Death Cert. Search (2). No listing for Patience Ann BOYKIN West.

E-mail dated 12 Oct 1997. Chalmers Williams File.
...Bad news. I made contact with the cousin that I thought might have or know something about the letter from either the sheriff or William's foreman to Ann. They don't have it. We now believe that the letter was last with Pauline, Snooks wife, and was probably destroyed. Chalmers.

L&D-219: Mehatable "Hettie" COCHRAN West Letters.
Letter on p. 23-24. From Palo Alto, Calwell Co., TX 20 Dec 1860
...Jim's (James Berry West), Dave's (David West, Levi's oldest son??) and Med's Meredith Francis West) wives all have young babies.

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Family Group Sheets

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
1880 Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Meredith F. West

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Gonzales Co., TX Marriages.
M.F. West m. Patience A. Boykin 19 Jan 1860

De la Warre Pedigree Chart. Charles West File.
...very long and rolled up and will not be found in Charles West File.
...DOB given as 18 Jan 1836, AL

Material received June 1999. Charles West File.
Ancestral File

E-mail dated 10 Jul 2000. Chalmers Williams File.
...I got the info on Merideth being connected with the cattle industry, i.e. agent for RR, from my grandmother (Nina West Delleney). She also told me that her grandfather West (Meredith) died from some sort of illness, "got sick", which appears to be true, and that her grandmother, P.A., told her that Patience's grandfather (that would be great grandfather - Jim Allen) was a Tory, and that she had Indian in her family. On the Indian thing, my grandmother said that P.A. said that the Indian ancestor was four or more generations back from Patience (according to Patience), not that they were "half Indian" or anything like that which seems to have developed. In fact, I remember calculating with my grandmother that Patience was something like 1/16th or 1/32nd Indian. The Tribe was supposed to be Creek.

Decendants of Scion Lee Boykin. Kathy Hoke File.
...gives POB as AL.
...gives husband as Meredith Walter West instead of Merideth Francis West.

L&D-227: Merideth Walter West Death Certificate.
...mother's name given as Patient Ann Boykin & that she was born in Alabama.

E-mail dated 22 Sep 2000. Charles West File.
...Ancestory.com gives a Patience Ann West in Harris Co., TX probably Houston & Houston directories list her in 1832-95.

Descendants of Thomas West. ODC by Bob Spurgeon. Lorraine Provine File. 		Boykin, Patience Ann (I4983)
 
102 6 Sarah Cathrine Boykin, daughter of Sion L. Boykin.

Bouldin Cemetery Records. Plum Creek Almanac, vol. 2, no. 2, p. 153.
1984. Sarah C. West, wife of W.H. West, Sr. b. Mar. 28, 1843 d. Sept
26, 1883.

Gonzales Co., TX Marriage Records, 10 Feb 1859, Wm. H. West.

Pedigree Chart & Family Group Records. Linda Wright File.
...DOB given as 26 Sep 1844.
Pedigree Chart & Family Group Records. Elise Nemetz File.
...DOB given as 18 Sep 1844.
Marjory Parson Information. Charlotte Larson File.

L&D-70: Property List of W.H. West. See William Henry West, Sr. for content. Linda Wright File.

1840 Telfair Co., GA Census. See Sion Lee Boykin. Sarah was b. in 1843 so it is doubtful that this is her. Perhaps an unknown child.

1850 Gonzales Co., TX Census. POB, AL. See Sion L. Boykin.

1870 Caldwell Co., TX Census. POB, GA. See William Henry West, Sr.

1880 Caldwell Co., TX Census. POB, GA. POB of mother & father given as GA.
See William Henry West, Sr.

1900 Sarah C. died 1883.

L&D-102: LDS Temple Ordinance Data.

Letter. Gonzales Co. Archives File.

Pedigree Chart, FGR & letter dated 3 Oct 1995. Mike Kleypas File.
Gives DOM as 6 Feb 1859.

1860 Caldwell Co., TX Census. POB, AL. DOB, ca 1841. See William Henry
West, Sr.
Also: 1860 Census of Caldwell Co., TX. Transcribed by Donaly Brice.

Pettigree Chart and Letter dated 13 Feb 1997. Afton Taylor File.
DOB given as 18 Sep 1844 in AL.
..."Sarah may be 1/2 Creek Indian. Family records give fathers name as Scian. 1850 Gonzales Co., TX Census shows family p. 331, her age as 10, born AL. 1827 Caldwell Co., TX census gives POB as GA and age as 27."

Letter dated 24 Feb 1997 containing 3 letters of Jessie B. WEST Bunnell. Afton Taylor File.
Letter dated 20 Jan 1971, Chicago, IL.
...3 Sisters married 2 brothers: Patience Ann Boykin married Meredith F. West.
Sarah C. & C. Rebecca Boykin married William Henry West.

1850 Gonzales Co., TX Census. Chalmers Williams File.
BOYKIN: Scion 44m GA; Wm. 21m AL; Mary 18f AL; John 16m AL; Paticience 14f AL; David 12m AL; Sarah 10f AL; Rebecca 8f AL; Margaret 6f AL.

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Family Group Sheets

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Gonzales Co., TX Marriages.
W.H. West m. S.C. Boykin 1859

West Reunion at Kingsland on Lake LBJ, 4,5 & 6th June 1999. Grady West File.
...Grady has picture of her headstone.

De la Warre Pedigree Chart. Charles West File.
...very long and rolled up and will not be found in Charles West File.

Material received June 1999. Charles West File.
Eugene Chester West. Individual Record.

Material received June 1999. Charles West File.
Ancestral File
...gives DOB as 18 Sep 1844.
...gives DOB as 18 Sep 1844, and gives POB as Harwood, Gonzales, TX.

Decendants of Scion Lee Boykin. Kathy Hoke File.
...gives DOB as 18 Sep 1844 & POB as Harwood, Gonzales, TX.

Descendants of Thomas West. ODC by Bob Spurgeon. Lorraine Provine File. 		Boykin, Sarah Catherine (I4984)
 
103 7 Celia Rebecca Boykin, daughter of Sion L. Boykin.
aka: Becky; C.R. Holcomb; Cela; Sela (Selah/Celia??); Aunt Becky

L&D-60: Caldwell Co., TX Marriage Records, W.H. West, 4 May 1890.

Gonzales Co, TX Marriage Records.
...Cela Boykin m. 21 Aug 1857, James H. Holcomb.

Pedigree Chart & Family Group Records. Linda Wright File.
...Aunt Becky was a sister of Sarah BOYKIN West, second wife of W.H. West. Date of Becky's marriage to W.H. West given by Linda as 21 May 189

Marjory Parsons Information. Charlotte Larson File.

1850 Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Sion L. Boykin.

1860

1870 Caldwell Co., TX Census.
Holcomb, Sela 25 1845 GA Widow
Elizabeth 11 1859 TX
William 9 1861 TX

1880 Abt 35 Widow

1900 Caldwell Co., TX Census. See William Henry West, Sr.
...gives own POB as AL, father's as SC and mother's as GA.

1910 Abt 65

1920 Abt 75

L&D-102: LDS Temple Ordinance Data.

Letter. Gonzales Co. Archives File.

Pettigree Chart and Letter dated 13 Feb 1997. Afton Taylor File.
DOB given as 1840 in AL.

Letter dated 24 Feb 1997 containing 3 letters of Jessie B. WEST Bunnell. Afton Taylor File.
Letter dated 20 Jan 1971, Chicago, IL.
...3 (Boykin) sisters married 2 (West) brothers: Patience Ann Boykin married Meredith F. West.
Sarah C. & C. Rebecca Boykin married William Henry West.

1850 Gonzales Co., TX Census. Chalmers Williams File.
BOYKIN: Scion 44m GA; Wm. 21m AL; Mary 18f AL; John 16m AL; Paticience 14f AL; David 12m AL; Sarah 10f AL; Rebecca 8f AL; Margaret 6f AL.

PCA, VOL. 16, #1, SPRING 1998, P. 65.
...West, W.H. m. Holcomb, C.R. 4 May 1890 by J.M. Ellis, J.P., p. 217.

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Family Group Sheets

E-mail dated 1 Jun 1999. John Peavy File.
BOYKIN Screven Co GA, Liberty Co FL

De la Warre Pedigree Chart. Charles West File.
...very long and rolled up and will not be found in Charles West File.

Decendants of Scion Lee Boykin. Kathy Hoke File. 		Boykin, Celia Rebecca (I5170)
 
104 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I8397)
 
105 8th Earl of Meatn Brabazon, Anthony (I1929)
 
106 9 Jul 1864 by, S. A. WHITE, JP Family F450
 
107 ::Valliant Cemetery--Valliant OK

Obituary: Mrs. Martha Bain

Dated: Wednesday, October 25, 1933

Newspaer: McCurtain Gazette, Idabel, Oklahoma

Mrs. Martha Bain Dies Monday After Two Year Illness

Mrs. Martha Bain, aged 55, wife of Altus Bain, died at the family
residence four miles south of Valliant Monday morning after a
lingering illness of more than two years.

Funeral services were conducted at the Valliant cemetery at 4 o'clock
Monday afternoon with Rev. J. G. Garrison officiating.

She is survived by her husband, and eight children,Ray, W. O.,
Vernon, Clement, Peter, Roy, Thelma and Mildred.

Burial was in the cemetery at Valliant.

Skaggs Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
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http://www.usgwarchives.net/ok/mccurtain/mccurtai.htm 		Smith, Martha Anne (I585)
 
108

Aurora Thornberry Boykin

On the marriage license her first name is misspelled. Aurora is spelled Orrey. 		Campbell, Orray (Thornberry) (I4976)
 
109

Maudie Louise Brownlow Born 1909
Standing second from right.

Maudie lived in Bullhead City, Arizonia in August 1987.

Name: Maudie Louise Knox
[Maudie Louise Brownlow]
Social Security #: 553076702
Sex: Female
Birth Date: 24 Aug 1909
Birthplace: Texas
Death Date: 14 Nov 1993
Death Place: Tulare
Mother's Maiden Name: Boykin
Father's Surname: Brownlow
 		Brownlow, Maudie Louise (I955)
 
110

Edwin Eugene Brownlow

13915 BROWNLOW EDWIN E 74 FERNE E 57 0 27-Oct-1990 28-Feb-1994

According to the 1940 census Edwin completed the 7th grade in school.

Cemetery
Waco Memorial Park
Section N, Plott 551 Space 1
31°28'25.70"N 97° 9'30.76"W 		Brownlow, Edwin Eugene (I177)
 
111

James A. H. Brownlow

James A. H. Brownlow - Civil War

James, father of Harriet Octavia Brownlow Smith, Thiddo Smith’s gandmother, was mustered into Company K of Floyd’s Legion of State Guards in Cedartown, Georgia, sometime before 1863. Company K was called “Johnson’s Cavalry.” Each man had to bring his own horse. In mid-1863, James’ horse died and he was transferred to Company H.

According to family history, Floyd’s Legion was guarding Rome and after the battle of Chickamauga, their supply lines were cut off by Sherman’s advance and they began to starve. They were told by Col. Yieser to get home the best they could, but James was transferred to Wofford’s Brigate in the Army of North Georgia. He attained the rank of corporal. He was later captured and paroled in May 1865 at Kingston, Georgia.

James A.H. Brownlow (First_Last)
Regiment Name Floyd Legion, Georgia (State Guards)
Side Confederate
Company H
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M226 roll 8

Though this pension is from Bartow County he lived in Van Wert, Polk County, during the War.

Brownlow J. A. H.
Bartow Co
Co. K. No. 86

INDIGENT PENSION

1895.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Name: J. A. H. Brownlow
County: Bartow
Ground: infirmity and poverty
July 1st 1896

WARRANT HANDED TO
atty

...............................................................

POWER OF ATTORNEY
...........
STATE OF GEORGIA

Bartow County

I, J. A. H. Brownlow hereby authorize G. W. Hendricks of Bartow County to receive and receipt for the pension allowed
and request that he remit same to (blank) at (blank) by (blank)
Witness my hand and seal this 24th day of April 1895

J. A. H. Brownlow

Executed in presence of
K. S. Anderson
J. H. Ward

..................................................................

AFFIDAVIT OF PHYSICIANS

.............
STATE OF GEORGIA

Bartow County
Personally came before me Jas W Bradley and Jon P Bowdoin both know to me as reputable physicians of said county, who
being severally sworn, say on oath that they have examined carefully J. A. H. Brownlow, applicant for pension under the Act
of 1894. And after such personal examination, say that his precise physical condition is as follows: Infirming from age and
Hemorrhoids

Sworn to and subscribed before me this
the 24th day of April 1895
G. W. Hendricks Ordy

J. W. Bradley
Jo P Bowdoin

..................................................................

ORIDANARY’S CERTIFICATE

........................
STATE OF GEORGIA

Bartow County

I G. W. Hendricks, ordinary in and for said county, hereby certify that the applicant J. A. H. Brownlow resides in said
County, and was a bona fide resident of the State on the first day of January 1894.

I further certify that the tax digest of bartow County show that applicant returned for taxation in his name in 1893, Fifty two
dollars of property, and in 1894, Forty four dollars of property.

Witness my hand and seal this 18 day of May 1895.
G. W. Hendricks Ordinary
of Bartow County

.......................................................................

QUESTIONS FOR APPLICANT

.......................
STATE OF GEORGIA

Bartow County

J. A. H. Brownlow of said State and County, desiring to avail himself of the pension Act Approved December 15th 1894
hereby submits his proofs, and after being duly sworn true answers to make to the following questions, deposes and answers
as follows;

1. What is your name and where do you reside? (Give State, County, and post office) J. A. H. Brownlow. Linwood Bartow
County Georgia.
2. Where did you reside on January 1st 1894 and how long have you been a resident of this State? Bartow County Ga.
About Sixty nine years.
3. When and where were you born? Apr 22nd 1824. Pendleton S.C.
4. Did you volunteer in the Confederate Army of the Georgia Militia? Georgia Militia
5. When and where did you enlist? August 1863. Old Vaworth Polk Co. Ga.
6. In what company and regiment did you enlist? Co. “K”. Yeiser’s Legion
7. How long did you remain in that company and regiment? About Eight months
8. If you were discharged from same and joined another, or if you were transferred to another, give an account of such
discharge or transfer? I was transfered to Wofford’s Brigade in August 1864 and remained in that Brigade until the close of
war.
9. For how long did you discharge regular military duty? About one and one half years
10. When, where and under what circumstances were you discharged from service? April 12th At Kingston Ga. At the end
of the War.
11. What is your present occupation? Farming
12. How much can you earn per annum by your own exertions or labor? About twenty dollars per annum.
13. What has been your occupation since 1865? Farming.
14. What sum would be necessary for your support for this pension year, and how much are you able to contribute thereto
either in labor or income? About Seventy five dollars. About Twenty dollars.
15. What is your present physical condition and how long have you been in such condition? I am suffering from Stricture or
gravel and hemorrhoids and ruptured on right side. And old and feeble. I have Stricture about twenty years and have had the
Hemorrhoids and been ruptured the same length of time.
16.Upon which grounds do you base your application for pension, viz.: first “age and poverty.” second “infirmity and
poverty” or third “blindness and poverty? Infirmity and poverty and age and poverty also
17.If upon the first ground, state how long you have been in such condition that you could not earn your support? I am
suffering from Stricture or gravel and have the Hemorrhoids and stricture and ruptured on right side which renders me unable
to perform normal labor sufficient to earn a support.
18.What property, effects or income do you possess? Nothing
19. What property or income did you possess in 1893 and in 1894 and what disposition did you make of same? Nothing
20. In what county did you reside during those years and what property did you then return for taxation? Bartow County Ga.
About Fifty dollars worth.
21. How were you supported during the years 1893 and 1894? By my labor and the help of my children.
22.How much did your support cost for each of those years, and what portion did you contribute thereto by your own labor
or income? About Seventy five dollars. About Fifty dollars and still owe for balance.
23. What was your employment during 1893 and 1894? What pay did you receive in each year? Farming. About fifty
dollars.
24. Are you married and have you a family? If so, is your wife living and how many children have you? Give age and sex and
their means of support? Yes. My wife is living. Have no minor children. Have 7 grown children who are married - 50 - 46 -
44 - 36 - 33 - 30 & 26. Labor
25. Are you receiving a pension under any law of this State, if so for what amount and for wha disability? None
26. Are you recieving any aid from your County, and if so, how much? Did you ever apply for such aid? None

Sworn and subscribed before me this the 23rd day of April 1895.
G. W. Hendricks Ordinary
of Bartow County

D: I15
Name: James Archibald Henley BROWNLOW
Sex: M
Birth: 22 APR 1824 in Pendleton District South Carolina
Death: 8 JUN 1900 in Bartow County Georgia
Burial: 1900 Connesenna Church
Occupation: Farmer / Leather Worker / Shoemaker
Military: Corpl. In Co. K. Johnson's Ga. Cav.
Religion: Baptist
Note: 1860 Census Polk Co. Ga.
Note: J. A. H. B. Brownlow 36 M Farmer
Note: Jane A 32 F
Note: Susan E 14 F
Note: John W 10 M
Note: James 8 M
Note: Joseph 4 M
Note: Harriet O 1 F
Note:
Note: 1850 BROWNLOW J. A. H. Forsyth County GA 1850 Federal Census
Note:
Note:
Note: Georgia
Note: Forsyth County
Note: Austin, Jane Ann married Brownlow, James A. H. on 29 Jan 1846 in Forsyth County, Georgia
Note:
Note: Brownlow James A. H Floyd's Legion. Georgia. Private Private
Change Date: 21 OCT 2000

Father: John A BROWNLOW b: 1797 in Chatham Co NC
Mother: Susan WIMPY b: 1799 in Pendtleton SC

More About JAMES A. HILL BROWNLOW:
Burial: Connesenna Church in Kingston, Georgia
Census: 1880, Wild Cat, Dist 1019, Cherokee County, Georgia
Date Moved: 1826, From Pendleton District to Franklin County, Georgia
Extended family: 1880, GdS John age 7, b. GA, Susanna's son, John Witt
Name Confirmation: 1860, H. in middle initial is written out as Hill in the 1860 Georgia Census
Occupation: 1850, Farmer, Shoemaker
Value of Personal Estate: 1850, 300

***************************************************
Thanks to Jason Edwards
James A. H. and Jane Ann Austin Brownlow

James A. H. Brownlow, son of John A. and Susan Wimpy
Brownlow, was born April 22, 1824 in Pendleton
District, South Carolina. His Paternal Grandfather
was John Brownlow of South Carolina John was in the
Revolutionary War and suffered 13 wounds. John’s
parents were William and Jane Brownlow , who came to
South Carolina from Ireland in 1767 aboard the
Chichester. James A. H. Brownlow’s maternal
grandparents were Archibald Wimpy and Elizabeth
Henley. James moved along with his parents to
Franklin Co. in the fall of 1828 and then to Forsyth
Co. in about 1835. They were members of Beaver Ruin
Baptist and he is mentioned on several church
rosters. On January 27, 1846 James married Jane Ann
Austin in Forsyth Co. Georgia. She was born June 10,
1827 in Georgia. She was the daughter of John Gideon
Austin and Elizabeth Jones. On the 1850 census in
Forsyth County we find:

______________________________________________________________________________

J.A. H. Brownlow

Jane Brownlow

Susan Brownlow age 3

John W. Brownlow age 1

______________________________________________________________________________

In about 1855 they moved to Van Wert in Polk County
Georgia. They were members of Van Wert Church. On the
1860 census in Polk County we find:
______________________________________________________________________________

J. A. H. B. Brownlow

Jane Brownlow

Susan E. Brownlow age 14
John W. Brownlow age 10
James M. Brownlow age 8
Joseph M.Brownlow age 4
Harriet O. Brownlow age 1

______________________________________________________________________________

(The Joseph M. Brownlow with them in 1860 in his
nephew, the son of his brother Obediah J. Brownlow.)

With the out break of the War Between the States
James joined Co. K of Floyd's Legion (State Guards)
. He was mustered in Cedartown. Co. K was cavalry but
they had to bring their own horses and in mid 1863
his horse died. He was then placed into Co. H which
was foot Infantry. The story is told that during
Chickamauga Floyd's Legion was guarding Rome. Their
supply lines were cut and they began to starve. At
this point their Colonel, Yieser, told them to get
home the best way they could. He was then transferred
to Wofford's Brigade in the Army of north Georgia.
He was captured and paroled in May of 1865 near
Kingston Georgia. He made it back home and after the
war he moved his family to Bartow Co. They lived in
the Linewood community near Adairsville. J. A. H.
Brownlow and his family were not on the 1870 census.
Before the War he was a shoemaker and a leather
worker but afterwards he was just a farmer. In Bartow
County in 1880 we find:

______________________________________________________________________________

Jas. H. Brownlow age 56

Jane Brownlow age 51

Susan Brownlow age 33

Jane D. Brownlow age 22

Octavia Brownlow age 21

Jackson Brownlow age 14

Julia Brownlow age 9

John Brownlow age 7

______________________________________________________________________________

The John Brownlow mentioned above is the son of Susan
E. Brownlow who had married a Witt. The census man
had incorrectly listed them as Brownlows. He received
a Confederate Pension in 1894 based on age and
infirmity. In Adairsville they were members of
Connesena Baptist Church. He had a two widowed
daughters and one widowed son that were living at
home at this time making a total of eleven people
living in the household. Even with all of these
people to support they never went without. He died
June 8, 1900 in Bartow Co. and is buried at Connesena
Church in Adairsville. His tombstone reads "United
with the Baptist Church 1846". Jane continued to
receive a Confederate pension. In Bartow County in
1900 we find:

______________________________________________________________________________

Jane A. Brownlow age 63

Jennie D. Dyar age 44

Eula M. Dyar age 7

Thomas S. Dyar age 4

Cora A. Dyar age 2

______________________________________________________________________________

She passed away on June 21, 1909 at the home of her
youngest daughter in Floyd County Georgia and is
buried next to her husband.

James and Jane were the parents of 7 children: Susan
Elizabeth, John wimpy, James Madison, Jennie Delusky,
Harriet Octavia, Henry Jackson, and Julia Emma.
 		Brownlow, James A H (I1031)
 
112

James Monroe Brownlow

1900 Census
JM Brownlow Head
EF Wife
Travis Son
Leona Daughter
John Sheppard Border
Curtis Loudermilk Border

Groom's Name: James M. Brownlow
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Fannie Adcock
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 10 Aug 1882
Marriage Place: , Victoria, Texas
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M59292-1
System Origin: Texas-VR
Source Film Number: 1010590
Reference Number: 2:1JNTJ6M

1880 Census
Name: James Brownlow
Residence: Victoria, Texas
Birthdate: 1852
Birthplace: Louisiana, United States
Relationship to Head: Step Son
Spouse's Name:
Spouse's Birthplace:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace: Georgia, United States
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace: Florida, United States
Race or Color (Expanded): White
Ethnicity (Standardized): American
Gender: Male
Martial Status: Single
Age (Expanded): 28 years
Occupation: Farmer
NARA Film Number: T9-1330
Page: 191
Page Character: A
Entry Number: 4032
Film number: 1255330
Household Gender Age
Parent
Malinda Brownlow F 55
James Brownlow M 28
George Clifford M 15
Cicero Wade M 12

Birth: May 6, 1851
Campti, Natchitoches Parish
Louisiana, USA
Death: May 5, 1938
Floresville
Wilson County
Texas, USA

Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Retired Farmer
Informant: Travis Brownlow of Shreveport, La.

Note: On his Texas Death Certificate No. 25866
Family Search Records Ref. No. Cn 25866
States: Born in Comti, La
Died: Floresville, Wilson County, Texas
Widowed

Note: On the 1860 Victoria Texas Census
Brownlow, Wm.M. born S.C. age 38
with him Amelia wife age 33 born Florida
Mary E 13 born Florida
Jas M 10 born La
Ely 3 born La
on the 1870 census Wm is not with them but James M age 19 is and other siblings.
on the 1900 Bexar Co, Tx census James born La., E.F wife born Missouri, Travis and two dau. are listed.

Burial:
Elmendorf City Cemetery
Elmendorf
Bexar County
Texas, USA

Created by: Wanda
Record added: Oct 18, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30673236

Name: James M Brownlow
Birthplace: Louisiana
Relationship to Head of Household: Self
Residence: Justice Precinct 7, Bexar, Texas
Marital Status: Widowed
Race : White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year:
Father's Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's Birthplace: Florida
Family Number: 57
Page Number: 4
Household Gender Age
James M Brownlow M 58y
Child
Travis Brownlow M 17y
Vivian Brownlow F 15y
Clara B Brownlow F 12y
Amon Brownlow M 8y
Kenneth Brownlow M 4y
Eugene Sheppard M 27y
 		Brownlow, James Monroe (I959)
 
113

Violet June Brownlow

First Name: Violet
Middle Name: J
Last Name: Brownlow
Gender: Female
Birth Date: Aug 7, 1946
Birth Location: Mc Lennan, TX
Record Type: Birth Record
Father's First Name: Edwin
Father's Middle Name: E
Father's Last Name: Brownlow
Mother's First Name: Helen
Mother's Middle Name: M
Mother's Last Name: Smith

Obituary;
June Jobe, 68, of Waco, passed away on Thursday, August 28, 2014, at a local nursing center.

Funeral service: 2Pm Sunday, August 31st at Lake Shore Funeral Home Chapel

Visitation: 6 to 8PM Saturday, August 30th at Lake Shore Funeral Home

June was born August 7, 1946, in Bruceville Eddy to Edwin and Helen (Smith) Brownlow. She married Howard Jobe on June 1, 1963. June was the owner of JJ’s Beauty Salon and worked as a stylist there for many years. She was a member of Parkview Baptist Church.

June was preceded in death by her parents, Edwin and Helen Brownlow.

Survivors include her husband of 51 years, Howard Jobe; sons, Mark Jobe and wife, Sandy of Grapevine, Travis Jobe of Waco, daughter, Decine McDow of Waco; grandchildren, Kari Jobe of Grapevine, Kris Jobe Laymon and husband, Michael of Grapevine, Caleb Jobe and wife, Victoria of Grapevine, Brooklyn Jobe of Waco, Sydney Hicks and husband, Wade of Axtell, Bryton McDow of Waco and Faith McDow of Waco;
great-grandchildren, Duke Laymon of Grapevine and Jakoby McDow of Waco.

Pallbearers will be Ronnie Adams, Steve Adams, R.W. Collier, Caleb Jobe, Bryton McDow and Steve Jobe.

The family would like to thank the nursing staff at Greenview Manor and Bluebonnet Hospice for their kindness and care during the last months of June’s life.
 		Brownlow, Violet June (I189)
 
114

Lillie Gertrude Brownlow Born 1882

Seated in front of her sisters. 		Brownlow, Lillie Gertrude (I944)
 
115 Robert Martin Brownlow "Junior"

First Name: Robert
Middle Name:
Last Name: Brownlow
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 4 July 1921
Social Security Number: 449-14-7640
Place of Issuance: Texas
Last Residence: Norman, Cleveland, Oklahoma
Zip Code of Last Residence: 73071
Death Date: June 1984
Estimated Age at Death: 63

Junior was a really good athlete. Played football for Paul Tyson. Junior went to prison and while there he wrote math books.
Found a newspaper article showing the birth of Cheryl Jean Brownlow March 2, 1947. They lived at 1526 N7th in Waco. ____________________________________________________________
____________________________________
From Sandy Joy ( Lee ) Hall
Helen was my mother. She and my father divorced when I was 10 months old, and she married Bob Brownlow when I was 3. I was not related to Bob, but did live with him until he and Helen divorced....I was Bob’s step-daughter. I started school in Waco when we lived in Mrs. (Florence) Brownlow’s house. When I was in the third grade Bob and Helen bought a new home out by Lake Waco and I was in school there when they divorced and we moved to Corpus Christi. Cheryl was also in school there, but Billy had not yet started school.

I remember Bob being a terrific gymnast. We would go over to the Baylor University Campus where they had some outdoor bars and rings and Bob would use those. He was very strong.

He was also very intelligent. He worked for what was then called Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. His job, as I understood it, was to travel from relay station to relay station...they were/are small brick buildings located along the highways. He would either take readings or work on equipment at each station. It was in his travels when he met the woman he married after he and Helen divorced. He was married to that woman when he got into a fight and shot and killed a man. I kind of remember if was someone with status in the Dallas area where they shooting occurred, but by that time I was in Corpus living with Martha Pearl and Johnnie Eugene Chandler, my grandparents. Helen married again after we moved to Corpus; he husband was in the Navy so they moved to Massachusetts where Helen worked at the NAS in Civil Service so I lost track of Bob at that point. I had gone to spend two weeks with him and his second wife when I was 13...this being before the shooting.

While in prison Bob also offered his body to medical science for trial medications and procedures. In fact, they even took biopsies from his body to test after he had been on some of the medications. He was a “human guinea pig”. I don’t think he had any residual health problems from those tests, however, how would we have known? He did gain an inordinate amount of weight after he got out of prison. Bob was also a very talented artist. He made me a tray with match sticks and cut marbles in a design that was extremely intricate. Billy Bob must have inherited some of that artistic talent, as he also made lovely leaded glass lamps and oil paintings. ____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________
I found a divorce document for Robert M Martin and Betty M Moyer in Jan 1969 in Alameda Calif. This would allow for his next marriage to Lola Helen Gerhart in Sept 1969, Reno Nevada.

U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 about Robert Brownlow
Name: Robert Brownlow
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 1 Sep 1920
Death Date: 9 Jun 1984
SSN: 449147640

Branch 1: M
Enlistment Date 1: 30 Sep 1941
Release Date 1: 20 Jun 1946

name: Betty M Moyer event:
Divorce event date: Jan 1969
event place: Alameda City, California
spouse: Robert M Brownlow

Name: Robert M Brownlow Jr
Gender: Male
Spouse: Lola Gerhart
Marriage Date: 22 Sep 1969
Marriage City: Reno
Officiant Type: Religious celebrant
Recorded Date: 13 Oct 1969
Recorded County: Washoe 		Brownlow, Robert Martin (I9759)
 
116

Ruby Lee Brownlow

She died as a child from a too hot enama. Birth Certificate says Muicus Colitis which is not a deadly situation.

Brownlow, Ruby Lee about 45 charge 40.00 to E.B. Rogers, #3 Waco; d.
R3 Waco July 13, 1924; res., Bosqueville; int. July 14 at Bosqueville;
female, whites born Aug. 1920, China Springs; father, Eugene Brownlow;
mother, Rose Rogers, b. Texas; informant, E.B. Rogers, Waco; 61-2436

Birth: Aug. 23, 1921
Death: Jul. 13, 1924

Burial:
Bosqueville Cemetery
Bosqueville
McLennan County
Texas, USA

Created by: Mary Jo Fraley
Record added: Oct 12, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59988584
 		Brownlow, Ruby Lee (I1013)
 
117 ?From Ancestry file Entries: Updated: Contact: Unknown
http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=*v09t2469&id=I0077
ID: I0077
Name: Lemuel Wesley METTS
Sex: M
Birth: 22 DEC 1836 in South Carolina
Death: 10 FEB 1915 in Lafayette County, Mississippi 1
Note:
Confederate Veteran. 1st MS Inf. per MS Confed Grave Reg Index.

Married V. Green (?) in 1893-1898, according to Laf. Cnty. Marriage Index, Book K, page 409. Could this be "Verdi Francis" metioned in WFT vol 1, tree 0916?

In War received bad mini-ball through hip made one leg appear shorter than other and he had to wear a special shoe with about a 3 inch heel built on it. (per Andy Smith)

Father: Adam METTS , Jr. b: 31 OCT 1808 in Newberry District, South Carolina
Mother: Mahala Ann KINARD b: 8 DEC 1817 in Newberry District, South Carolina

Marriage 1 Mary Ann CHAMBLESS b: 1843 in Georgia
Married: WFT Est. 1856-1879
Children
Laura A. METTS b: 1866 in Mississippi
Paralee METTS b: 1868 in Mississippi
Susan Kathryn METTS b: 19 DEC 1869 in Mississippi
Alice METTS b: 1872
Lemuel Gwen METTS b: DEC 1874
Caroline METTS b: JUN 1877
Thomas Jefferson METTS b: 23 SEP 1878 in Mississippi
George METTS b: AFT. 1880

Marriage 2 Nancy Victoria GREER b: 14 FEB 1863 in Mississippi
Married: 1897 in Lafayette County, Mississippi 2
Children
Schley METTS b: Private

Sources:
Laf. Cnty. Cemetary Records (LDS Fiche), Vol 1
1910 Census

1.[S003931] 1850 Census MS Lafayette Not Stated, Ancestry.com, Image 178.

2.[S144017] Find A Grave.

?Notes from Carl Nichols:
"Adam and Mahala Metts lived in the Prosperity area of Sc. On Jan 1, 1835, Adam Metts sold lan to George Metts on a branch of Camping Creek. The deed was witnessed by John W. Harom, John H. Stockman and Joseph Warner. On November 3, 1836, Adam and Mahala sold a ract of land from the same grant to George Shealy (Nby Deeds S-193).
Adam Metts, Jr. And his family moved to Lafayette Cty., Ms in 1849. Moving west at the time were Smiths, Rikards and other relatives in the group. iIn the trek through South Alabama, several families stopped off in Coosa Cty., Thier Sons, Noah Francis, Henry C., and many grandchildren are buried in the same plot. Levi & Lemuel Metts are Buried in Kingdom Cemetery...........(Last line cut off in book)>"
?1850 Census MS Lafayette Not Stated
1239 Adam Metts 32 m Farmer SC
Mahala 27 f SC
Levi H. 14 m SC
L. W. 12 m SC
David P. 10 m SC
Martha A. F. E. 6 f SC
Henry C. 2 m SC

1860 Indexed as Adame Mills

1870 Census MS Lafayette Township 6
103-103 Metts, Adam 62 m Farmer SC
Mahala 50 f House keeper SC
Andy 19 m at home MS
L. M. 16 m at home MS
M. A. 24 at home SC
Maggie 14 f at home MS
--------------------------------------------
From Ancestry file Entries: Updated: Contact: Unknown

ID: I0075
Name: Adam METTS , Jr.
Sex: M
Birth: 31 OCT 1808 in Newberry District, South Carolina 1
Death: 6 AUG 1885 in Lafayette County, Mississippi
Note:
Adam and family moved to Lafayette in 1849.

On 3/10/1871 sold his plantation on which he lives to J. E. Heath. Laf Cnty Deed book N pages 396,397, and 398. Sealed with his "mark".

Father: Adam METTS b: ABT. 1775
Mother: Eliz. BARRE b: ABT. 1775

Marriage 1 Mahala Ann KINARD b: 8 DEC 1817 in Newberry District, South Carolina
Married: 30 JUN 1834 in South Carolina
Children
Levi Harrison METTS b: 26 JUL 1835 in South Carolina
Lemuel Wesley METTS b: 22 DEC 1836 in South Carolina
David Peter METTS b: 1840 in Newberry County, SC
Martha Ann Perenia Elizabeth METTS b: 1845 in South Carolina
Henry Cornelious METTS b: 25 FEB 1848 in Newberry Co., South Carolina
Andrew Calhoun METTS b: 16 NOV 1850 in Harmontown, Lafayette County, Mississippi
Noah Francis Westine METTS b: 9 SEP 1853 in Harmontown, Lafayette County, Mississippi
Margaret Rebecca Barsheba METTS b: 24 JAN 1856 in Harmontown, Lafayette County, Mississippi

Sources:
Metts' Family Bible
[S003931] 1850 Census MS Lafayette Not Stated, Ancestry.com, Image 178. 		Metts, Adam (I5287)
 
118 A Great Big Thank You To Our Dear Friend Marianne For Sponsering My Grandma Polly.

Married William Bain Dec 30, 189

Do Not Stand My My Grave And Weep.
I Am Not There, I Do Not Sleep.

My Dear 2nd Great Grandmother.

Mary Polly Scurlock-Bain (Always Went By Polly)
was the daughter of Stephen and Jane Scurlock.

Sister Of: Thomas, Martha, Elizabeth, Samuel, Nancy, Sarah, William And James.

Mother of Mary and Lucy Scurlock.

Buried Next To Great Grandson: Baby Willie Scurlock,Child Of Jane Scurlock And Charlie McWhriter.
Also Near Parents: Jane And Stephen Scurlock. 		Spurlock, Mary Polly (I781)
 
119 A Mayflower Pilgrim
 		Hopkins, Stephen (I4510)
 
120 abt 110 bc Mawr, King of Britain Beli (I4741)
 
121 Abt 45 bc Amalech (I4740)
 
122 abt 95 Eugain (I4738)
 
123 According to his death certificate, he was the son of John W. Chandler and Germinia Pullin, and was married at the time of his death. Chandler, Johnnie Eugene (I6673)
 
124 According to Jim Allen she was an old maid that lived with her brother, David Edward Boykin.

Gene brownlow notes:
I found the Billings Directory from 1900 and it shows,

Boykin House, David Boykin, prop. 19 s 30th.
Boykin, David, prop Boykin House, 19 s 30th.
Boykin, Miss M., waitress, r 19 s 30th.

This show David as owne and Miss M is Margaret Alethea Boykin who never married and was a waitress at the hotel..
 		Boykin, Margaret Alethea (I4985)
 
125 According to Jim Allen she was known as "Lou". Meneley, Elizabeth Cooper (I5190)
 
126 aka: Fannie

1900 Bexar Co, TX Census (Soundex). See Sion Andrew Boykin.

1910 Age abt 27.

1920 Age abt 37.

Bexar Co., TX Marriage Cert. #29265, Bk Y, p. 439
...Fannie Boykin m. W.N. Butts 26 Jan 1910.

Family Information & letter dated 2 Aug 1996. Ruby Trotti File.
...DOB given as 9 Sep 1883.

Pictures & Notes of 27 Aug 1996. Ruby Trotti File.
...AB&W Pic-285: Frances Jane "Fannie" BOYKIN Butts.

Family Group Record. Pauline Butts File.
...DOB given as 23 Sep 1883.

Letter dated 13 Mar 1997. Joan Woods File.
aka: Fannie

Letter dated 4 Jun 1997, Pedigree Chart, Descendant Charts. Elaine Turner File.

Letter dated 21 Jan 1998. Elaine Turner File.
...Elaine located a birth record for Fannie Boykin in Gonzales Co., TX Court House. b. 25 Sep 1883. This may be a delayed certificate of birth.

James Taylor Tumlinson, Jr. Descendant Chart. Verner Bell File.
aka: Fannie

E-mail dated 19 Jul 1998 & Descendant Chart. Verner & Bert Bell File.

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Family Group Sheets

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Descendant Pedigree Charts.

Pedigree Charts, Family Group Records and Notes dated 24 Jul 1999. Theresa Mitchell File 		Boykin, Frances Jane (I5204)
 
127 aka: Peter; Scion

Farmer; Wood/Charcoal Sales

Gonzales Co., TX Marriage Records.
Malissa Tumlinson m. Scion A. Boykin 14 Jul 1882.

1860 Colorado Co., TX. Born 5 Jul 1861. See David Edward Boykin.
1870 Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Andrew W. Zumwalt.
1880 Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Andrew W. Zumwalt.

...1884 Llano Co., TX

1900 Bexar Co., TX Census. ED 102, p.7, ln. 88.
922 Walnut, San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX.
Boykin, Scion Andrew 38 Jul 1861 Head TX (Gonzales Co.)
.............Malissa 36 Dec 1863 Wife TX (Gonzales Co.)
.............Fannie 16 Sep 1883 Dau TX (Gonzales Co.)
.............Frankie 15 May 1885 Son TX (Gonzales Co.)
.............Mattie 11 Dec 1888 Dau TX (Gonzales Co
.............Docia 8 Dec 1891 Dau TX (Gonzales Co./Bexar Co.)
.............Betty 6 Jan 1894 Dau TX (Bexar Co.)
.............Willie 4 May 1896 Son TX (Bexar Co.)
.............Elmer 8/12 Sep 1898 Son TX (Bexar Co.)

1910 Sion Andrew died in 1906. See Melissa Adeline Tumlinson.

Texas Index to Death Records, 1903-1940.
S.A. Boykin, Bexar Co., TX 29 Aug 1906. #4289, p. 107.

Pedigree Chart, Notes & Documents. Theresa Mitchell File.
See David Edward Boykin. Peter married 188_ to Melissa A. _______. Their children were: Frank, Fannie, Mattie, William, Elmer, Docey and Roxie. Peter was deceased by 1910. Do not confuse Scion Andrew "Peter" Boykin who is 18 yrs old in 1880 with his 1/2 uncle (Scion A.J. Boykin) who is 24 yrs old.

LDS Microfiche. Malissa Tomlinson m. Scion A. Boykin 16 Jul 1882. Gonzales Co., TX

L&D-172: Death Certificate of Scion Andrew Boykin.
Given as S.A. Boykin. Father's POB given as AL. Lived at 115 Oleander at time of death. Lived in San Antonio last 14 years of his life. Mother's & Father's places of birth are switched. Buried at City Cem. #3. Certifying physican: Geo.
L. Porter. Cause of Death: General Dropsy, Chronic Nephritics.

L&D-181B: Deed of Land Transfer. Sarah C. Meneley to S.A. Boykin mentioned: Mrs. M.A. Boykin, Andrew Zumwalt, Charles Meneley, Melissa A. Boykin).

LDS Microfiche. Gonzales Co., TX.
Sion A. Boykin m. Malissa A. Tumlinson 16 Jul 1882.

FUEL FOR A FEUD by Marjorie B. Hyatt. Rosa Sharp File.

Phone Conversation with wife of Lonnie Barrow, Jr., Roxie BARROW Morgan and Ruby BARROW Trotti 7 Jul 1996.

Letter dated 18 Jul 1996, notes & corrected FGR of Andrew W. Zumwalt. Theresa Mitchell File.

Family Information & letter dated 2 Aug 1996. Ruby Trotti File.
Name written as Sion by Roxie BOYKIN Barrow.

Letter dated 4 Jun 1997, Pedigree Chart, Descendant Charts. Elain Turner File.

Cemetery search, 11 Jul 1997. Sion Andrew Boykin is buried in City Cem., #3, but does not have a headstone or marker.

E-mail dated 19 Jul 1998 & Descendant Chart. Verner & Bert Bell File.
...DOM given as 14 Jun 1882

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Family Group Sheets
... Llano Co., TX in 1884.
...Sion Andrew was the brother of Sarah Caroline (Boykin) Meneley and was the Uncle of my mother, Anita Beatrice (Meneley) Brickhouse. He was known as Uncle "Pete" - probably a Nickname. When my mother knew the family in the early 1900's they lived in San Antonio, TX and he was employed to operate Horse Drawn Trolleys' or Street Cars. He died prior to my mother's marriage so the year must have been about 1905 or 1906.

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Descendant Pedigree Charts.

Notes and Letter dated 28 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
aka: Pete
...died of Bright's Disease

Notes, 1880 census of Fayette Co., TX and letter dated 2 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
...Sion A. Boykin was in Llano Co. Nov 1884 when he and his sister Sarah made deeds concerning the property that they inherited being their mother, Margaret Ann ZUMWALT Boykin's, part of her fathers' estate - Andrew Zumwalt. Perhaps Sion A. was only there temporarily. At any rate his part of the deeds was signed by eh and his wife Malissa in Llano and Sarah and her husband, Charles Meneley signed their part in Gonzales Co., TX and that is where it is filed.

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Deeds concerning land transfer from C.L. & Sarah C. Meneley to S.A. Boykin & Malissa A. Boykin.

Letter dated 23 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.

Packet received 23 Mar 1999. Shirley Reynolds File.
Family Group Sheets.
...POB given as Gonzales Co. or Alleyton, Colorado, Co.
...DOB could be 1862. 		Boykin, Scion Andrew (I5187)
 
128 aka: Sarah Cooper

Pedigree Chart & Marjory Parsons Information. Charlotte Larson File.
Sarah Cooper Boykin (b. 2-18-1858 d. 11-11-1928) m. (1) 2-3-1876
Gonzales Co., C.L. Meneley, m. (2) George Moody.

Pedigree Chart, Notes & Documents. - Theresa Mitchell File. Gives name
as Sarah Caroline Boykin. See David Edward Boykin.

L&D-181: Gonzales Co., TX Certificate of Marriage.
C.L. Meneley & Miss Sarah C. Boykin. 3 Feb 1876.

L&D-181: Bexar Co., TX Certificate of Marriage.
G.A. Moody & Mrs. Sarah C. Meneley. 22 Feb 1926.

L&D-181A: San Antonio Death Certificate. 11 Nov 1928.
DOB - 18 Feb 1859. POB - TX.
Informant - Mrs. C.E. Sidney, Tulsa, OK. (Celia Elizabeth Meneley)
Father - David Boyking (David Edward Boykin)
Mother - Maggie Zumwalt (Margaret Ann Zumwalt)
Parents POB - Both b. in TX.
Buried City Cem. #l, on 12 Nov 1928.

L&D-181B: Deed of Land Transfer. Sarah C. Meneley to S.A. Boykin (mentioned: Mrs. M.A. Boykin, Andrew Zumwalt, Charles Meneley).

Boykin/Meneley Information. Elizabeth Ashworth File. Gives name as Sarah Cooper Boykin.

Gives name as Sarah Cooper Boykin. Mrs. David Walshak source. Gonzales
Co. Archives File.

1860 Colorado Co., TX Census. See David Edward Boykin.

1870 Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Andrew W. Zumwalt.

1880 Gonzales Co., TX Census. See Charles Luke Meneley.
aka: Susan

Letter dated 12 Feb 1993. Theresa Mitchell File.
1910 Bexar Co., TX Census. See Charles Luke Meneley.
...Letter dated 30 Apr 1993. Theresa Mitchell File.
"My grandmother said her name was Sarah Caroline and my grandmother was "big" on family history. She was nine yrs old when David Edward died. She remembered him well. She said he was very distinguished. Slight of build with a steel gray van dyke beard. He walked with a cane because he lost his toes while in the Black Hills of South Dakota."

Ties That Bind. Gonzales County Archives.

News Articles & Letter dated 24 Nov 1995. Theresa Mitchell File.

AB&W Pic-261: Sarah Caroline BOYKIN Meneley.

AB&W Pic-264: Sarah Caroline BOYKIN Meneley.

Letter dated 29 May 1998 & continued on 9 June 1998. Theresa Mitchell File.

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Meneley Family History

Packet and Letter dated 19 Oct 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Descendant Pedigree Charts.

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Deeds concerning land transfer from C.L. & Sarah C. Meneley to S.A. Boykin & Malissa A. Boykin.

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Marriage Certificate (see L&D-181, above)
G.A. Moody m. Mrs. Sarah C. Meneley, 22 Feb 1926

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Death Certificate of Mrs. Sarah M. Moody (see L&D-181A, above)
DOB: 18 Feb 1859
DOD: 11 Nov 1928
Age: 69 yrs, 8 mths, 23 days
Cause: Carcinoma, Left Jaw
Occupation: Housewife
POB: Texas
Father: David Boykin POB: Texas
Mother: Maggie Zumwalt POB: Texas
Informant: Mrs. C.E. Sidney, Tulsa, Okla.
POBur: City Cemetery #1
DOBur: 12 Nov 1928
Undertaker: Hagy & McCollum

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Mrs. Sarah M. Moody Obituary, 11 nov 1928

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Marriage License & Certificate
Elmer G. Summers m. Margaret Meneley, 28 Jun 1895

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
San Antonio City Directory, 1926
...Sarah Meneley, widow of Charles lived at 2127 Wyoming St.

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Gentry Family Bible Family Register

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Marriage License & Certificate
Walter B. Storm m. Eliza C. Meneley, 25 Apr 1899

Packet dated 17 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Colleen Bryant Material.

Packet dated 17 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Brickhouse FGS

Packet dated 17 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Documents
Certificate of Death, Anita Beatrice Brickhouse

Letter dated 23 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File

AB&W Pic-421: Sarah Caroline BOYKIN Meneley - mother of Anita B. Brickhouse & David Lawson Meneley - brother of Anita.

AB&W Pic-420: Charles Luke & Sarah Caroline BOYKIN Meneley.
...married 3 Feb 1876 in Gonzales Co., TX

Packet dated 12 Nov 1998. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Gonzales Co., TX Marriages.
Charles Luke Meneley m. Sarah Caroline Boykin 3 Feb 1876

Packet dated 3 Feb 1999. Naomi McLaughlin File.
Family Group Records

Packet received 23 Mar 1999. Shirley Reynolds File.
Family Group Sheets.
...Marriage record #2135
...Death certificate #3387
...Picture

Pedigree Charts, Family Group Records and Notes dated 24 Jul 1999. Theresa Mitchell File 		Boykin, Sarah Caroline (I5186)
 
129 Alamo Defender. Age 27, rank private, native of Missouri, resident of Gonzales and was one of the famous thirty-two who went to the Alamo on March 1, 1836, and died there on March 6, 1836.

************

George W. Tumlinson, 22, born 1814 in MO, a resident of Gonzales and Private artilleryman in Capt. Carey's Company. He was the son of James and Elizabeth Tumlinson. He joined the Texas artillery under Capt. Almeron Dickinson on 20 Sep 1835. He was in the Siege of Bexar, discharged and re-enlisted on 14 Dec 1835 into Capt. Carey's Company. Tumlinson was at home in Gonzales when the Alamo was surrounded and joined the Gonzales relief force to return to his post. Source: Used with permission. from Alamo Defenders-Index

SONS OF DEWITT COLONY TEXAS

, Wallace L. McKeehan, All Rights Reserved
Bio by: Debora Tumlinson

 		Tumlinson, George Washington (I10750)
 
130 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I4650)
 
131 Alvie Basil Wilson, a long-time Waco resident, passed away at his home on Monday evening, November 28, after a lengthy illness. A graveside service will be held at Rosemound Cemetery on Thursday, December 1 at 2PM with Dr. Jimmie Johnson officiating. Burial will be beside his grandson, Jackson Lance Shank. No visitation is scheduled. Viewing will be at the cemetery, prior to the service only.

Alvie was born November 24, 1925 around the Downing Community close to DeLeon, Texas. He was the oldest of four children. He served in the Army-Air Corps during World War II. After his service, he moved to Waco in 1944 to work at General Tire and Rubber Company for 41 years as a foreman.

He was married to Jonita Jo Wilson who preceded him in death in the 1950’s. He then married Kathleen Chatham Wilson on August 16, 1969 at Columbus Avenue Baptist in a ceremony officiated by Dr. Joe Weldon Bailey. In 1972 their daughter, Laura, was born.

Alvie lived a very simple life and loved his family. He liked to work around the cows on his farm. He never asked for much in life, but his grandsons gave him so much happiness. He was a man people could be proud of by his work ethic and his love of family. His favorite Bible verse was Isaiah 40: 28-31.
He was preceded in death by his first wife; an infant son; and an infant grandson, Jackson Lance Shank, on May 21, 2009.

He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Kathleen; daughter and son-in-law, Laura and Barry Shank of China Spring; twin grandsons, Ragan and Rian Shank; step-granddaughter, Hailey Roberts of Sherman; and siblings, J.W. Wilson of Denison, Wassalee Tucker of Early, and Larry Wilson of Atlanta, Georgia; and a wonderful caregiver, Joyce Toliver. 		Wilson, Alvie Basil (I133)
 
132 Amelia died in 1862 when baby Amelia was born.

Submitted On: 7 Sep 2004 - Submitted By: Sandra Brownlow - keisanb1@consolidated.net
Eli Williams, who was living in NC, received a land grant in Florida from U.S. Congress in 1798 for revolutionary services. This documentation is easy to find, but I have not tied him into our line yet. But, I think he will be there.

ca. 1790 a John Williams and wife, Amelia were living around the Waccasassa Marina and Levy County Boat Landing in Florida. In 1843, Amelia Williams, b. 1822 Florida, married William Monroe Brownlow. William and Amelia Williams Brownlow married in Early County, GA. in 1843. They moved immediately to Nachitoches Parrish, Louisana where their first four children (James Monroe Brownlow, Elias Albert Brownlow, Rebecca Brownlow and Mary E. Brownlow) were born. They moved on to Victoria County, Texas about 1857/8. In the 1860 Victoria County, Texas Census, there is an "N. Williams, age 18, born Florida" living with William and Amelia Brownlow and their children. In 1861/2 another baby, Amelia Brownlow II, was born. Amelia I died in 1862. William was killed in the Civil War before 1864. He had married 2nd. Malinda. Malinda changed the baby's name from Amelia II to Malinda Brownlow II according to the 1870 Census.

A brother, (Benjamin Brownlow, b. Chatham County, NC) to our line moved from Guillford County, NC, to Levy County, FL. Our Brownlow's came out of VA to NC before GA, LA and Texas. (Note: It seems more likely that William Monroe Brownlow was born in SC as that is what he documented in the 1850 La Census, Gene Brownlow)
Somehow, it seems logical that our Williams line migrated mostly through the same areas with the addition of Florida which was mostly populated by Native Americans at the time.

If anyone has information that would help me tie any of this together, it would be appreciated.

Name: Amelia Brownlow
Residence: , Victoria, Texas
Ward: Victoria City
Age: 33 years
Estimated Birth Year: 1827
Birthplace: Florida
Gender: Female
Page: 38
Family Number: 297
Film Number: 805307
DGS Number: 4297449
Image Number: 00146
NARA Number: M653
 		Williams, Amelia (I957)
 
133 ames "Jim" Arvel Mangham was called home to be with the Lord on May 27, 2016 at the age of 89.
Jim is survived by his wife, Arlene, the love of his life for 71 years, daughters, Carolyn Helton, Cheryl Gervasi and her husband, John and Terrie Highfill, son, Jim Mangham and his wife, Jacque and four sisters, Dorothy Boswell, Madelyn Epply, Linda French and Marilyn Pompa. Jim was blessed with seven grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren.
Jim was a Veteran of the United States Navy during World War II, a retired Albuquerque business man and spent many of his retired years traveling with Arlene in their RV. Being a ham radio operator was his hobby as he loved to talk (AC5MO Albuquerque Jim).
Graveside service will be held for the family at Santa Fe National Cemetery. Jim loved his family and will be greatly missed. 		Mangham, James Arvel (I9656)
 
134 Anne Brownlow was born circa 1685 at Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.3 She was the daughter of Sir William Brownlow, 4th Bt. and Dorothy Mason.1,2 She married Sir Richard Cust, 2nd Bt., son of Sir Pury Cust and Ursula Woodcock, in 1717.1 She died on 29 December 1779 at Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.2 She was buried on 11 January 1780 at St. George's Church, Stamford, Lincolnshire, England.2 Her will was probated in March 1780.2
From 1717, her married name became Cust.

Citations
[S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page 543. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.
[S15] George Edward Cokayne, editor, The Complete Baronetage, 5 volumes (no date (c. 1900); reprint, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 1983), volume IV, page 91. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Baronetage.
[S1381] Cheryl Nicol, "re: Long Family," e-mail message from (18 Chetwyn Court, South Frankston, Victoria, Australia) to Darryl Lundy, 5 July 2005 to 14 May 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Long Family". 		Brownlow, Anne (I1431)
 
135 Arch-Decon of Bangor Merrick, L.L.D. Edmund (I4755)
 
136 Archie Brownlow

Archie enlisted in WWI on 06 Aug 1918 and was release 15 Jul 1919.

Obituary
James Archie Brownlow, 83, of San Antonio, formerly of Waco, died Wednesday in San Antonio.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Connally-Compton Downtown Chapel, the Rev. Curtis Holland officiating. Burial will be at China Spring Cemetery.
Mr. Brownlow was born Sept. 11, 1901 in Concrete. He was a resident of Waco for 60 years before moving to San Antonio. He was a Baptist.
Survivors include three sons, Bobby Brownlow of Austin, David Brownlow of El Paso and Calvin Brownlow of San Antonio; and 13 grandchildren.

Brownlow, James Archie- (http://www.chinaspringcemetery.org/?p=841)

Location: U-Baker

Born: September 11, 1901 Concrete, DeWitt County, Texas

Died: November 14, 1984 San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas

Parents:
Elias Albert Brownlow (1856 - 1930)
Hattie Lou Boykin Brownlow (1866 - 1911)

James Archie Brownlow, 83, of San Antonio, formerly of Waco, died Wednesday in San Antonio.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Connally-Compton Downtown Chapel, the Rev. Curtis Holland officiating. Burial will be at China Spring Cemetery.
Mr. Brownlow was born Sept. 11, 1901 in Concrete. He was a resident of Waco for 60 years before moving to San Antonio. He was a Baptist.
Survivors include three sons, Bobby Brownlow of Austin, David Brownlow of El Paso and Calvin Brownlow of San Antonio; and 13 grandchildren.
 		Brownlow, James Archie (I952)
 
137 Arlington Cemetery, Arlington, VA Columbarium 9 Sec N06 Column 13, Niche 5, Vietnam War Covey, David Lee (I9954)
 
138 Arlington, Tarrant County, Texas Lindsey, Clarence Lee (I11156)
 
139 Armstong Church Cemetery, Irving College, Warren County, Tennessee Clark, Grace (I9636)
 
140 Arnold destroyed Revolutionary records in Washington and Tarleton in Isle of Wight but it is known that the following were in the army with Washington: Col. Josiah Parker, Maj. Francis Boykin, Capt. James Johnson, Gen. John S. Wills, Jesse Matthews, James Casey, Edward Ward, Robin Turner, Samuel McCoy, John Forrest, Henry Hill, Ben (Whalebone) Jones, and Moses Atkins. Col. Tarleton passed through the county twice at the head of a considerable British Cavalry. He committed wanton destruction carrying off slaves, cattle, horses and other property. In one of these raids, they were attacked by a body of Isle of Wight milita at a place called "Scotts Old Field" in Nansemond County and met with a defeat being driven across Milners Creek by the militia. The county bore the brunt of numerous invasions.
 		Boykin, Captian Francis (I5848)
 
141 As of the 1907-08 Waco directory, Tressie lived with her brothers at 725 Pecan, E. Waco.
She may have been the sister who married a man who made willow furniture.

Texas Death Record #37825, Tressie Tabor, Died McLennan Co., 8-22-1946, 60y0m16d, Resided 606 Jefferson Ave., Waco, female, white, widowed, b.8-6-1886, TX, Father: Will Carter b.TN, Mother: Martha Allison b.TX, Informant: Paul Smith of 606 Jefferson, Waco, Buried: Greenwood Cem., Aug.24, Connally Funeral Home, Heat stroke? or Heart Stroke?
 		Carter, Tressdy (I4906)
 
142 At one time John Riley, father of James Stewart, ran a ferry boat across the Verdigris River east of Nowata, Oklahoma.

1/2 Cherokee Indian 		Riley, John Q (I3657)
 
143 At Walter's decease, He was a resident of South Crosby, Ontario, Canada, and died intestate; he left lands owned in Litchfield, CT.Named survivors were:
JEMIMA DAVIS - his widow
children (not named) of his deceased daughter, JEMIMA MERRICK
2 married daughters:
ANNE BISSELL
MARY RIPLEY
son, WALTER DAVIS
The estate was probated by PETER POWELL, who was connected by marriage to the family and he ordered the sale and distribution of the property.(Source:Probate Court, Litchfield, CT)

Walter Davis is listed in Reid's Son's and Daughters of the Loyalists:
WALTER DAVIES of Elizabethtown and Wolford
ANNA m BISSELL
MARY
JOHN H
WALTER
JEMIMA m 1)Hall 2)Merrick of South Crosby(provided by M. Hunter)

Davies children in Canada:
1.ANNA DAVIS, daughter, bc 1781 d 30 Oct 1809 Augusta Canada, married 31 October 1799 in Augusta to JEHIEL BISSELL b 13 October 1767 Litchfield, CT, d 23 October 1848 in Augusta.He was the son of David Bissell and Anna Goodrich.
Ch:
MARY ANN BISSELL b 20 Aug 1802 in Augusta Township d 7 Dec. 1876 S. Crosby, Ontario
age 74 yrs 4 mos 8 days
URI BISSELL b May 1803
HENRY BISSELL b 1 May 1807 Augusta
After Anna's death, Jehiel married for his second wife on 10 October 1814 to:
ELEANOR DERICK WICKWIRE b 22 Sept 1773 d 9 Feb 1854
ch:
LYDIA ELIZA BISSELL bc June 1826

2.MARY DAVIS (1783-1861) married THOMAS RIPLEY (1789 - 1870)
There is a suggestion that Walter Davies adopted Thomas Ripley; however his name does
not appear in the probation proceedings as being an heir, whereas Walter's daughter, Mary is
included.
Thomas Ripley had brothers and a sister:
JOEL RIPLEY (1784 - 1872)
MARY RIPLEY married CALVIN THROOP
SAMUEL b 1772
STEPHEN b 1774
JOHN b 1782

3. WALTER DAVIS JR. (1789 - 1830) married LYDIA SWEET (bc 1793) of JOHN and A. SWEET

4. JEMIMA DAVIS deceased by 1806 married probably JOHN MERRICK
ch:
In 1806, grandfather, Walter, swore he was heir at law of JEMIMA HALL, then deceased.
In January of 1807, Walter claimed Lot 8, 4th Concession of South Crosby for 200 acres for his grandson, DORCHESTER HEDGER MERRICK, as a United Empire Loyalist.(Source: Surrogate Ct of Ontario) (NOTE: In 1806, Walter states he is an heir of Jemima Hall, then deceased.However, his estate refers to widow, Jemima Davis and daughter Jemima Merrick.)

Walter Davis, Sr. had a brother WILLIAM DAVIES, who died about 1815, and had also come to Wolford, (Easton's Corners) Ontario.The Memorial stated that he had one daughter and three sons; however the daughter died shortly after arriving in Canada.The surviving children are William, Powell b 1770 and John Henry.In the Probate Court at Litchfield, CT, 7 Dec. 1779, the estate of WILLIAM DAVIES was forfeited to Connecticut, as a Loyalist sympathizer, and at that time he was of Washington, Litchfield County, CTThe 1802 census of Wolford listed:
DAVIS , William age 62 (born c 1740)
DAVIS, William Jr. age 33
DAVIS, Margaret 50 (bc 1752)
DAVIS, Powell30
DAVIS, John Henderson 10
 		Davies, Jemima (I9411)
 
144 Austin's Colony

1845 Mexican War
Henry McCulloch's Co. 		Tumlinson, Josiah (I10754)
 
145 Author: Howard County Coroner
Title: Howard County,Indiana Death Index,1921-1959 (Incomplete)
Repository:
Name: Kokomo-Howard County Public Library
Kokomo,Indiana 46901-4614

Page: CH18,D-30
Title: Kokomo Dispatch,Kokomo,Indiana
Page: Aug.5,1921,p.2
Note: Obituary of Mrs.Martin Fox
Title: Kokomo Dispatch,Kokomo,Indiana
Page: Burial Notice,Aug.6,1921,p.2
Title: Kokomo Daily Tribune
Page: Fri.,Aug.5,1921,p.2
Author: Howard County Health Dept.,Kokomo,IN
Title: Certificate of Death
Text: Good Samaritan Hosp.,Kokomo,IN
Age:57
Acute Dilitation of heart/Bronchial Pneumonia
Repository:
Name: Howard County Health Department 		Merrick, Orrilla Ellen (I2801)
 
146 Author: Worrel,S.
Title: Northern Kentucky Marriages,1795-1850
Text: Mirick,Dorchester & martha Porter,03jan1822,m. by Robert Garnett,b.Andrew Boyle,c.by father james Porter;Martha of age
Page: C-103,Boone,KY

Birth: Sep. 8, 1827
Death: Mar. 26, 1850

Aged 22yrs. 6 mo. 18d.

Family links:
Parents:
Dorchester H. Mirick (1802 - 1874)
Martha Mirick (1803 - 1839)

Children:
James H. Mirick (1849 - 1907)*

Spouse:
Margaret Jane Akin Lawrence (1828 - 1903)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Ryle Cemetery
Rabbit Hash
Boone County
Kentucky, USA

Maintained by: Jo Raymond
Originally Created by: vwsheldon
Record added: Nov 03, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 22647451
 		Mirick, Stephen (I2854)
 
147 AUto hit by train.at RR crossing in Eddie Texas. Baugh, John Wilburn (I7335)
 
148 Av Scott, Daisy Lee (I9893)
 
149 Avery Cemetery, Hot Springs Arkansas Scott, Robert J (I9854)
 
150 Avery Cemetery, Hot Springs Arkansas Scott, Opal Marie (I9890)
 

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