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851	Questionable line below Methodist Baptism - Rideau Circuit: Isaac Merrick, son of Stephen and Elizabeth born Stillwater, N.Y. 23 Jul 1781, baptized 7 May 1843. In the Loyalist in Ontario, Canada listings on page 172 it shows Sybil Knapp, her second marriage was to Isaac Merrick of Augusta.( this is 15 miles South East of Merrickville, Canada. 1861 Census: Isaac MERRICK, age 79, b. United States, widower, lived in Montague Township, Lanark County, Ontario, 1861 Census p.21 Isaac died after the 1861 Census & before the 1871 Census.	Merrick, Isaac (I2910)
852	Rabbit Hash, Boone, KY -Ryle	Mirick, Col Dorchester Hedger (I2679)
853	Rabbit Hash,Boone,KY -Ryle	Porter, Martha (I2680)
854	Rachel Ann Hollabough was a daughter of Jacob and Rosanna Harvey Hollabough of Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Emanuel Jefferson Clements there on May 24, 1868, and they were the parents of 12 children, 11 of them known; John Thomas, Mary Elizabeth, Martha Rosanna, Jenny Belle, Emanuel Jefferson Jr., Virginia Paralee, Washington Jones, Jo Anna, Jacob Hollabough, May Watson and Alice Avery Clements. The Burnet Bulletin, March 14, 1907...In Memoriam. Mrs. E. J. Clements was born in Wayne County, Tennessee, on November 6th, 1846; was married May 24, 1868; moved to Texas about the year 1872; and came to Burnet County in 1879, where she lived up to the day of her death, February 27, 1907. She was a member of the Baptist Church and had borne her husband twelve children, all living but two. The pathetic passage in this good Christian woman's life was that for the last ten years she was an invalid. The ablest medical talent of the country had sought a solution and remedy for her trouble but in vain. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. M. J. Allen, pastor of the Methodist Church and the body laid away at the family burying ground, at Bethel, in the presence of a large concourse of friends and neighbors. A Friend	Hollabaugh, Rachel Ann (I6727)
855	Rachel Elizabeth Churchill is first cousin to Annie Elizabeth Churchill, who married Rachel's brother-in-law Grover Leroy Carter	Churchill, Rachel Elizabeth (I11400)
856	Ralph Alex Mangham, age 91, passed away in the company friends and family on February 24, 2012,in Kerrville, Texas. He was born on August 10, 1920 in Melvin, Texas--the son of Levi "Bud" Alex Mangham and Leona Faye Dudley Mangham. He grew up primarily in Menard, Texas, but traveled often during his youth with his parents as his father was a musician. On August 25, 1962 he was married to Margaret Colbath Landry in Kerrville, Texas. He is survived by his wife Margaret as well as three daughters, two sons, and their families,twelve grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, three siblings, two sons and one grandchild. Blessed with mechanical aptitude, Ralph worked for may years in the field of auto repair and owned and managed RAM's Garage on Water Street. Later he worked in the Building Management Department at the Kerrville V.A. Hospital, retiring in 1983. He was baptized on April 17, 1949 as one of Jehovah's Witnesses. He actively participated in the organization's door-to-door work and carried many responsibilities. Even with worsening health his dependably bright smile and enthusiastic participation in the worship services were always an inspiration and encouragement to his friends and family. (These are excerpts written and produced by the family for distribution at his Memorial Services.) Family Members	Mangham, Ralph Alex (I9663)
857	Ramon Gene Reimer, 91, went to be with his Lord and Savior on May 19, 2019. A celebration of Ramon’s life will be held at the First Christian Church, 123 W. Pawnee Street, Medford, Oklahoma on Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. Burial will be in Bayard Cemetery near Deer Creek with arrangements by Lanman Funeral Home, Inc. of Medford. Viewing will be Tuesday 10:00 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. with family present 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. www.lanmanmemorials.com Facebook: Lanman Funeral Home Inc. Ramon was born October 24, 1927 on the family farm east of Medford to Peter H. and Augusta (Thimm) Reimer. He attended Banner Country School and graduated from Medford High School in 1945. He married Marian Krehbiel on October 24, 1948 at the Deer Creek Mennonite Church. He was drafted in 1955 and served two years at a nursing home in Pennsylvania in Alternative Service as a Conscientious Objector. They were blessed with three sons: Delane, Bruce, and Krey. He spent his entire career raising wheat and Angus cattle on the farm and ranch near Medford. This gave him great joy and inspiration for his pastime of writing poetry. He authored three children’s books (all in rhyme) in his later years. After retiring, Ramon and Marian volunteered periodically with several month-long service projects in five different states. This was a very rewarding and enjoyable part of their retirement. Ramon’s last years were spent enjoying their sunroom overlooking their land on Pole Cat Creek east of Medford. There, he could watch the cattle and wildlife. This past October, Ramon and Marian celebrated 70 years of marriage filled with love and service to the Lord and their family. Ramon is preceded in death by his parents, Peter and Augusta Reimer; three brothers, Milton Reimer, Lee Reimer and Donald Reimer; four sisters, Edna Reimer, Irma Krehbiel, Arlene Reimer and Maedean Reimer. He is survived by his wife, Marian of Medford; three sons, Delane (Sandy) Reimer of Medford, Bruce (Karen) Reimer of Raleigh, North Carolina, Krey (Krista) Reimer of Stillwater; six grandchildren, Travis (Lacy) Reimer of Medford, Lindsey (John) Brownlow of Stillwater, Justin Reimer of Charlotte, North Carolina, Brooke (Brian) Livingston of Greenville, North Carolina, Kyle Reimer of New York, New York, Kory (Keira) Reimer of Piedmont and seven great-grandchildren, Paige, Jackson and Harleigh Reimer, Zachary and Benjamin Brownlow, Parker and Hayes Reimer. Memorials may be made to the First Christian Church, 123 W. Pawnee, Medford, Oklahoma 73759 or to Heifer International, One World Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas 72202 or memorials may be given through the funeral home.	Reimer, Ramon Gene (I9379)
858	Rebecca died of "Brain fever" in 1860	Brownlow, Rebecca (I1316)
859	Rebecca married John on 9/5/1890 Daughter of William M. Smelley and Nancy C. Smitherman.. Her siblings: Martha J. Smelley (1850-1910), Simpson Smelley (1858-??), John W. Smelley (1861-1936), Sara E. Smelley, Sweet (1862-??), Ella Victoria Smelley, Riordan (1872-1930). Children: Rock A. Smith (1893-1965) and Sarah E. Smith, Reed (1891-1973) Source: Marilyn Rosson Smith We find Rebecca on the 1900 Houston County Census living with her family: Household Role Gender Age Birthplace John Smith Head M 71 South Carolina Rebecca Smith Wife F 50 Alabama Sarah Smith Daughter F 8 Texas Buck Smith Son M 7 Texas	Smelly, Rebecca F (I5253)
860	Rector if Aberffraw, Wales	Hywel, Esquire Rowland ap (I4496)
861	Rector of Aberffraw	Howel (I4754)
862	Rector of Llandachya	Meyrick, John (I4753)
863	Rector of Llanlechid	Merrick, Reynault (I4756)
864	Reddies River Baptist Church Cemetery	Vannoy, John Francis (I7086)
865	Religion: Baptist Note: (1.) Kaisenslauten, Germany Thurs. May 15, 1952 Dearest Mother and all how are you all getting along just fine I hope Mother as for myself I am ok all but I am lonesome. Mother I got 7 letters today I got five from Marie and one from you and one from Dad. Mother I sure was glad that you liked your Mothers day card mother we sure are having some pretty weather over here Mother I am sending you a letter that our commander had wrote for us the reason he had it wrote for us is that a boys daddy died and his brother just sent him a telegram and didn't get in touch with the red cross if hi brother had a got in tough with the red cross he would have got to go Note: (over) Home just as quick as he got the word. But Mother I know if anything happen that you would get in touch with the red cross. he give us the letter and told us to send it home. I have just sent marie one. Mother you said Mama East back was hurting her maby it will be all right in a day or two. well Mother as news is short I will stop for this time from one who loves you all More About HEFLIN SIMMONS BROWNLOW: Residence: 1984, Polk County, Georgia	Brownlow, Heflin Simmons (I1175)
866	Remarried in 1925	Family: Henry R. Gibson Webb / Sarah Elizabeth Samples (F3811)
867	Residence: 1800 Salisbury, Cabarrus, North Carolina Notes for Robert Edwin Bain: General Notes: FLUVANNA COUNTY, VA - CENSUS - 1782 Taxlist (Portion) * First number is white, second number is black Frances, Reuben 8 Clubb, William 9 Baine, Edwin 6 Johnson, Walter 6 4 Basket, William 14 Clark, William 7 Allford, Ancil 6 2 Perkins, Michael 6 1790 Fluvanna Co., VA census index. _______________________________________________________ Edwin purchased land in Fluvanna Co. Va. on August 7, 1777. He bought 200 acres on Bird Creek. In 1792 he purchased 524 acres in Greenville Co., SC, and 1797 acquired 70 more acres. He listed his occupation as a farmer. SC ARCHIVES Details Series Number:S213190 Volume: 0028 Page: 00296 Item:00 Date: 1792/08/06 Description: BAIN, EDWIN, PLAT FOR 524 ACRES ON NORTH FORK OF FALL CREEK, GREENVILLE COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY WILLIAM THOMAS. Names Indexed: BAIN, EDWIN/THOMAS, WILLIAM/BAKER, WILLIAM/ Locations: NINETY SIX DISTRICT/GREENVILLE COUNTY/FALLS CREEK/NORTH SALUDA RIVER Type: PLAT/ ________________________________________________ Deed Book Vol. 1, page 23 Fluvanna County, Virginia Edwin Baine, Grantee This indenture made this 7th day August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven, between George Thompson of the County and parish of Fluvanna of the one part; and Edwin Baine of the same County and Parish of the other part. Witnesseth that the Sd George Thompson for and in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds cash in hand paid by the said Edwin Baine, hath this day bargained sold and delivered unto the said Edwin Baine one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the aforesaid County, on the waters of the Byrd Creek, and bounded as followeth, to wit, Beginning at Pointers near Biber's Road running hence W. 37. D.E. 158 poles to pointers So. 53 E. 205 poles to pointers So 37 degrees West 158 poles to a Black Oak W. 53 degrees West 204 poles to the first Station? containing two hundred acres , be the same more or less, its the place whereon Edwin now lives which the said land the said George Thompson warrants a good and lawful right and title to him the said Edwin Baine, his heirs and assigns for ever or any person or persons whatsoever, as witness whereof the said George Thompson have hereunto put his hand and seal the day and year afore written. Written, Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of. George Thompson Seal At a court helt for Fluvanna County the Seventh day of August 1777. This deed was this day in open court acknowledged by George Thompson to be his act and deed and by the court ordered to be recorde Teste. Jno Cobbs CFC ______________________________________________ Edwin Bain participated in the Rev. War, through patriotic sevice performance by contributing a gun in May, 1781. "Edwin Baine allowed payment for a gun taken for the use of Fluvanna militia the 10th May last, by receipt under Hand, Anthony Haden, Capt. At a court continued and held for Fluvanna County on Monday the 8th of April 1782. John Timberlake, D. Clk." _____________________________________________ Deed 2 Dec. 31, 1791 Edwin and Sarah Bain sold their home and two hundred acres of land in Fluvanna Co., Va. to Philip Jacob Brown. Deed approved and recorded April 5, 1792. This indenture made this Thirty first day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety one between Edwin Bain and Sarah Bain his wife of Fluvanna County of the one part and Phillip Jacob Brown of the County of Lowden of the other part Witnesseth that the said Edwin and Sarah his wife for and in consideration of the sum of sixty five pounds cash in hand paid, the receipt is hereby acknowledged, have bargained and sold unto the sd Philip Jacob Brown a certain tract, parcel of land lying and being in the county of Fluavanna Co. on the waters of the Byrd Creek containing two hundred acres, be the same, more or less bounded by the lands of George Thompson, Hezekiah Holland, Thomas Ailes?, William Pace and William Loving being the home where the said Edwin Edwin and Sarah now lives: The said two hundred acres of land and all the appurtenances here unto belonging the sd Edwin Bain and Sarah his wife binds themselves their heirs Exors & Adms. to warrant & forever do find a good and lawful rights and title in for same ___ unto the said Phillip Jacob Brown his heirs Exors Adminrs or assigns forever. As witness the sd Edwin & Sarah his Phillip Jacob Brown his heirs Exors Adminrs or assigns forever. As witness the sd Edwin & Sarah his wife, have put their hands and seal the day and year above written. Edwin Bain Seal Sarah Bain Seal Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of John X Pace (his Mark), G. Thompson, Peter Brown The courts helt for Fluvanna County on Thursday the 5th of April 1792. This deed was this day in open court proved to be the act of Edwin Bain by the oaths of the witness thereto and ordered to be recorded. Teste John Timberlake, CC _________________________________________________________-- Series Number:S213192 Volume: 0037 Page: 00230 Item:04 Date: 1799/02/19 Description: BAIN, EDWIN, PLAT FOR 70 ACRES ON BIG-FALL CREEK, GREENVILLE COUNTY, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY GEORGE SALMON. Names Indexed: BAIN, EDWIN/SALMON, GEORGE/CASEY, RANDOLPH/ Locations: BIG FALLS CREEK/NORTH SALUDA RIVER/GREENVILLE COUNTY/WASHINGTON DISTRICT Type: PLAT _________________________________________ 1810 Pendleton Co., SC Edwin Bains 0 males under 10 2 males 10-16 1 male 16-26 1 male 45 & up 1 female 26-45 ____________________________ Oct. 14, 1812, Edwin sells to David Bain, the 260 acres of land that he bought from Elijah Mayfield in Nov. 1801. Rachel Sarah Flaker was born in 1756 in VA. She died after 1810 in Dekalb Co., TN. Robert Edwin Bain and Rachel Sarah Flaker were married in 1775 in Fluvanna Co., VA. They had the following children: 4. i. Archibald Bain was born in 1776 in Albemarle Co. VA. He married Sarah Spencer in 1802 in NC. He died on 30 Sep 1863 in Dekalb Co., TN. 5. ii. Johnson D. Bain was born in 1780 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He married Nancy Worley before 1804 in Greenville County, SC. He died in Feb 1862 in Henderson Co., NC. 6. iii. Peter Bain was born in 1783 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He married Sinah Benton in 1814 in Warren Co., TN. He died in Feb 1851 in Dekalb Co., TN (Belk Community). 7. iv. David Bain was born in 1787 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He died on 08 Oct 1863 in Morgan Co., AL. v. Richard Bain was born on 13 Sep 1789. vi. John K. Bain was born in 1791 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He died in AL. vii. Andrew Bain was born between 1792-1800 in Greenville Co., SC. He married Temperance Phillips on 16 Jan 1823 in Morgan Co., AL. He died about 1845 in Blount Co., AL.	Bain, Robert Edward (I876)
868	Residence: Last residence: Utopia, TX, 78884 Social Security Number: 466-46-1007	Mirick, Donna Ethyl (Meda) (I83)
869	Residence: Tresco Abbey, Scilly, Cornwall, England	Tower, Beatrice Katherine Fraces (I1978)
870	Restland Cemetery	Watson, Sally (I8243)
871	Resurection Memorial Cemetery, Victoria, Victoria County, Texas	Calhoun, Alda Mae (I7926)
872	Ret.Nurse-Lic.Vocat.Nurse	Mirick, Una Viriginia (I39)
873	Retired as a Mill Worker. Lived 36 years in Valley Mills and Clifton. Died at his home. Birth: Jul. 16, 1906 Death: Nov. 30, 1992 Note: Double stone with Della V. Mangham. Burial: Valley Mills Cemetery Valley Mills Bosque County Texas, USA Created by: Linda Huff Record added: Apr 19, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 26121372	Mangham, William Henry (I893)
874	Rev Brown Married Sarah Taylor Oct 23,1833 in Guiford, North Carolina. (F)Absalom Billoat Brown(b)1780 Pendleton,Anderson,South Carolina(d)March 7,1868 Warren Tennessee,USA (M)Joyce Green(b)abt 1780 South Carolina USA (d)aft 1840 Warren Tennessee USA (W)Sarah Taylor(b)1808 Cherokee Nation,Georgia USA(d)1888 Paint Rock,Jackson,Alabama. Here is the obit for Rev. John L. Brown (Sarah Alonzia Elizabeth Rogers Madewell's grandfather, A.W.'s wife): This is from the Christian Advocate: Rev. John L. Brown fell asleep in Jesus December 12, 1898 at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Jackson and Eliza T. Brown, near Richland, Navarro County, Tex., where he has been living for the last six years. He was born in Warren county, Tenn., May 5, 1809. He professed religion and joined the M.E.Church, South, at seventeen years of age. At the age of twenty-eight he was licensed to preach, under the presiding eldership of Rev. John Sherrell; was ordained deacon October 17, 1852, by Bishop Joshua Soule, at Pulaski, Tenn; and elder October 24, 1858, by Bishop James Osgood Andrew, at McMinnville, Tenn. He preached for about forty-seven years, and was faithful to all the doctrines and usages of Methodism. Though local, he would often relieve the preachers in charge and go their rounds, while they went home or were sick. In revivals he went far and near. He never fled before the enemy. His preaching was plain, earnest, and practical. Anything that he could not adjust to the word of God was with him but chaff. He was a great lover of the CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE. He was married to Sarah Taylor. To them were born thirteen children. All but four have preceded him. His wife preceded him by ten years to the good world. His firstborn still survives him, though sixty-odd years old. He has thirty-six great-grandchildren, the most of whom live in Texas, where he died. His daughter Eliza and her husband endeavored to make his life pleasant and happy. He offtimes expressed his delight with Texas and the tender care for him the last six years of his life. Often would he say that there was but one thing that troubled him, that was he would rather be buried by his wife at Beech Grove in Alabama. That made but little difference, as he would be with her in heaven. He loved the Texas preachers: Brothers M.B. McKinney, F.M. Winburn, G.J. Irving and others. Our present preacher he never saw, but he held an impressive service at the grave. On the night of his departure, about one o'clock, he held out his hand, and said: "Good-by; don't grieve after me. I am going to a better home over yonder." A few minutes before the last he rose up in bed and told his daughter to fix him a soft pillow to die on. She adjusted the pillow, he lay down on the edge of it, and in a moment said, "Now, Lord, take me easy." and his life was gone. Not a struggle, not a frown; all was over. "Let me die the death of the righteous, and let my last end be like his." We, his children, who have cared for him in his last years, want to say to his many friends and relatives, especially in Tennessee, that if we ever meet him again we will have to live in this life above reproach. God help us all so to do! JACKSON AND ELIZA T. BROWN.	Brown, Rev. John L. (I1693)
875	Rev John Merrick, Rector of Llandachya, Wales.	Merrick, John (I4485)
876	Rev William Myrick was born in 1546 in Llanleschild, England and married Janert Verch Ianon (FERCH IEUAN ). He had four children. His other spouses were Maude Powell and Joan Young, daughter of William , they had 3 children ,Owen, minister at llangylle , Robert and Janet	Meyrick, William (I4331)
877	Reverend John Meyrick was born in 1579 in Pembrokeshire, St. David's parish in Wales. He was Rector of Llandachya. He was married in 1602 to his wife Dorothy Bishop was born in 1570 in Pembrokeshire, St. David's parish in Wales. Dorothy was the daughter of Matthew Bishop and Elizabeth Young. They had 14 children , the last William. The family emigrated in 1636 to U.S.A . He died on June 26, 1650 in Roxbury.	Meyrick, John Sion (I4330)
878	Richard Brownlow was born on 20 May 1689.1 He was the son of Sir William Brownlow, 4th Bt. and Dorothy Mason.1 He was baptised on 12 June 1689 at St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church, Covent Garden, London, England.1 He died in March 1690.1 He was buried on 10 March 1690 at Sutton, Surrey, England.1 Citations [S1381] Cheryl Nicol, "re: Long Family," e-mail message to Darryl Lundy, 5 July 2005 to 14 May 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Long Family."	Brownlow, Richard (I3609)
879	Richard Sherard lived at Lobthorpe, Lincolnshire, England.1 Citations [S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume I, page 128. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage. [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 545. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.	Sherard, Richard (I1439)
880	Richard Wingfield, 4th Viscount Powerscourt was born on 29 October 1762. He was the son of Richard Wingfield, 3rd Viscount Powerscourt and Lady Amelia Stratford. He married, firstly, Lady Catherine Meade, daughter of John Meade, 1st Earl of Clanwilliam and Theodosia Magill, on 30 June 1789.2 He married, secondly, Isabella Brownlow, daughter of Rt. Hon. William Brownlow and Catherine Hall, on 9 February 1796. He died on 19 July 1809 at age 46. Richard Wingfield, 4th Viscount Powerscourt gained the title of 4th Viscount Powerscourt.	Wingfield, Viscount Powerscourt Richard (I1913)
881	Riley Cemetery	Riley, James Edwin (I3616)
882	Robert D. Chapman is one of my DRT (Daughters of the Republic of Texas) proven ancestors. Note: According to First Settlers of Houston Co., TX, land grants were apportioned by the Republic of Texas according to the following criteria: (1) Anyone arriving in Texas prior to March 2, 1836 was designated “First Class” status and entitled to a league and a labor of land. (2) Those arriving between March 2, 1836 and Oct. 1, 1837, were designated “Second Class” and entitled to 1280 and 640 acres. (3) Those arriving Texas after Oct. 1, 1837 up to Jan. 1, 1840 were given “Third Class” status and entitled to grants of 640 and 320 acres. p. 12 of FS of HC, TX - ROBERT D. CHAPMAN 1280 Pre 4/1/1837 (Note: this means he would have arrived in Texas after March 2, 1836 and before Apr. 1, 1837. Since Robert and Rebecca were married in Hardeman Co., TN Oct. 6, 1836, the window of time on their arrival in Texas is further narrowed to between Oct. 1836 and the end of March, 1837.) Martha was the oldest child of Robert Doak Chapman and Rebecca Hodges who came to Texas from Hardeman Co., Tennessee after their marriage on October 6, 1836. They settled just outside of Crockett in a town called Randolph which no longer exists. Robert is last seen on the census of 1850 and it is thought that he died during the Civil War as Rebecca collected "Indigent Family" funds after the war was over but have not found any pension or enlistment information. I have gone back a number of generations on the Chapman and Hodges sides too. CONFEDERATE TEXAS TROOPS Regiment Name: 12th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Parson's Mounted Volunteers) Side: Confederate Company: F Soldier's Rank In: Private Soldier's Rank Out: Private Alternate name: Film Number: M227 roll 6 Overview: 12th Cavalry Regiment was organized with about 940 men in August, 1861, by Colonel W.H. Parsons. Most of the men were from Hempstead, Fairfield, Georgetown, and Waxahachie, and Ellis and Hill counties. This unit served in Hawes' and Steele's Brigade, Trans-Mississippi Department and skirmished the Federals in Arkansas and Louisiana. During 1865 it was in Northern Texas guarding approaches from the Indian Territory. The regiment was included in the surrender on June 2. Its commanders were Colonel William H. Parsans, Lieutenant Colonels Andrew B. Burleson and John W. Mullen, and Majors Locklin J. Farrar and E. W. Rogers. Texas 12th Cavalry Regiment Also Known as: 4t Texas Mounted Dragoons Organization: Organized for 12 months at Rocket Springs, near Waxahachie on Sept 11, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service at Camp Hebert, near Hempstead on Oct 28, 1861. Reorganized for war on May 24, 1862. Surrendered by General E.K. Smith, commanding Trans-Mississippi Department, on May 26, 1865. First Commander: William H. Parson Colonel Field Officers: Andrew B. Burleson Lieutenant Colonel Lochlin Johnson Farrar Major John W. Mullen Lieutenant Colonel E.W. Rogers Major Assignments: Department of Texas (Sept 1861 - Feb 1862) Eastern District of Texas, Department of Texas (Feb - Mar 1862) Rust's-Parsons' Cavalry Brigade, Trans-Mississippi District, Department #2 (Mar -May 1862) Trans-Mississippi Department (May-June 1862) W. H. Parson' Cavalry Brigade, Unattached, Trans-Mississippi Department (July - Aug 1862) W. H. Parson' Cavalry Brigade, Unattached, District of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi Department (Aug - Sept 1862) W. H. Parson' Cavalry Brigade, 2nd Corps, Army of the West, Trans-Mississippi Department (Sept - Oct 1862) Hawes' Brigade, Churchill's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of the West, Trans-Mississippi Department (Dec 1862 - Jan 1863) Unattached, Frost's Division, District of Arkansas, Tran-Mississippi Department (April - Jun 1863) Unassigned, District of West Louisiana, Trans-Mississippi Department (Jun July 1863) Carter's Brigade, Walker's Division, Dristict of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi (Jul-Sept 1863) Carter's-Parsons' Cavalry Brigade, District of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi (Sept 1863 - Mar 1864) Carter's-Parsons' Cavalry Brigade, Steele's Cavalry Division, District of West Louisiana, Trans-Mississippi Department (Mar-Sept1864) 1st (Steele's) Texas Cavalry Brigade, 1st (Wharton's) Cavalry Corps, Tarn-Mississippi Department (Feb - May 1865) Battles: Near Searcy (3 companies) (May 19, 1862) Round Hill, on Cache River (Jul 7, 1862) Hughes' Ferry, L'Angulle River (Aug 3, 1862) Little Rock Campagign (Aug -Sept 1863) Red River Campaign (Mar - May 1864)	Chapman, Robert Doak (I5243)
883	Robert Flake was born about 1622 in England. He married Katherine. He died in 1695 in Isle of Wight, VA. Robert and Katherine had the following children: Robert, Susannah, Mary, Katherine, Elizabeth. Their son, Robert married Margaret Marriott and had the following children: Elizabeth, Katherine, Mary and Robert.	Flake, Robert (I5828)
884	Robert Fleming Allen was born 17 Dec 1867 in Forsyth, Georgia Co., USA as the second child of Moses Allen and Rosana Rosie ( Grannie ) McFall. He had one sibling, namely: Rebecca E. He died 16 Jan 1944 in Dallas, Dall Texas, USA. When he was 20, Then Robert Fleming Allen married Eliza Ann Alexander,daughter of John Anthony Alexander and Sarah Jane Wells, 18 Dec 1887 in Grapevine, Dallas, Texas, USA. His cause of death was gangrene of the leg. His reference number is 94. He was counted in the census 1870 in Forsyth, Monroe Co., Georgia, USA. He was counted in the census 1880 in Denton Co., TX E D 105 page 55. He was counted in the census 1900 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. He was counted in the census 1910 in Titus Co., TX census ED141 sht. 1 vol 135. He was counted in the census 1920 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA. He was counted in the census 1930 in Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He was buried 18 Jan 1944 in Grapevine, Dallas, Texas Co., USA. Robert Fleming Allen and Eliza Ann Alexander had the following children: 1. John Riley Allen was born 20 Nov 1888 in Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 19 Nov 1950 in Cameron, Milam Co, Texas, USA. 2. Sarah Ellen Allen was born Jul 1891 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. She died 10 Apr 1964 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. Then Sarah Ellen Allen married Walter R Roach 1907 in Titus Co., Texas, USA. 3. Gilbert Allen was born 05 Jun 1893 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 02 Jan 1967 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA. Then Gilbert Allen married Dora Mae Ryan 02 Apr 1920 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA. 4. Alabama Vestie Allen was born 26 Dec 1894 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 15 May 1973 in Dallas, Texas, USA. 5. Otis Allen was born 18 Apr 1896 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 21 September 1965 in Nez Perce, Lewis, Idaho, USA. Then Otis Allen married Lennie May Trotman 22 Dec 1915 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA. Then Otis Allen married Lavada Mason Abt. 1934 in Texas, USA. 6. A Dewey Allen was born 29 September 1898 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. He died 27 Aug 1949 in Dallas, Dallas Co., Tex. Then Dewey Dewey Allen marllie Mary Unknown Abt. 1924 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA. 7. Clay ( Pleas) Allen V was born 17 Nov 1902 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. He died 26 Jan 1960 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA. 8. Robert B Allen was born 03 Mar 1911 in Titus Co., Texas, USA. He died 24 September 1973 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA. Robert F Allen is born in Alabama on the 1880 census but in GA on the 1870 census, apparently his parents moved there in about 1868 or there about. By 1880 they are in Denton Co., TX ... In 1910 Robert his wife Eliza and family are living in Titus Co. TX this was after his father in law John Alexander was killed , so the family must have drifted away from Denton Co., for awhile. In 1920 they are in Dallas Co., TX with most of his family... In 1930 they are back near Denton Co., actually at Grapevine TX Tarrant Co., this is where his mother Rosie Allen died in 1930 and is buried there with husband Moses... 1870 Census Forsyth, Monroe Co., Georgia Moses Allen Self M Male W 44 States GA but sure he was from SC Rosanna wife M Female W 27 GA Rebecca E Allen DDar S Female W 7 GA Robert F Allen Son S Male W 3 GA 1880 Census Denton Co., TX Precinct 3, Denton, Texas Moses ALLEN Self M Male W 52 SC Farmer SC SC Rosana ALLEN Wife M Female W 38 GA Keeping House SC SC Rebecca E. ALLEN Dau S Female W 17 GA SC GA Robert T. ALLEN Son S Male W 11 AL SC GA ( Error by census taker Roberts initial is F Hardin H. LOTT Other S Male W 20 MS Works On Farm MS MS Joseph KNIGHT Other S Male W 6 TX TX TX 1910 Titus Co., TX Census Robert F Allen age 42 b. Georgia Lizzie wife age 42 Gilbert son age 16 Vestie son age 15 Otis son age 13 Dewey son age 11 Pleas son age 7 1900 Census ( have not found them ) They were living in Denton Co. At this time, or perhaps Dallas co TX 1920 Dallas Co. Census Page 12B dist. 2 ED 50 Robert F Allen age 52 b. GA Eliza A Allen age 52 b. AL Al Vestie age 25 b. TX Otis Allen age 23 b. TX Dewey Allen age 21 b. TX Clay Allen age 17 b. TX Robert B Allen age 8 b. TX 1930 Tarrant Co., TX Census Page 6B, ED 114 , Precinct 3 Robert F Allen W M age 62 married at 24 b. GA father b. South Carolina , mother Alabama. occupation farmer. can read and write. Eliza A W F age 62 married at 24 b. Alabama , father AL., Mother AL. home maker can read and write. Samuel WM grandson age 15 b. TX father TX , mother TX Have not been able at this point to find out which one of Roberts sons had a Samuel Allen age 15 in 1930 Robert F Allen is born in Alabama on the 1880 census but in GA on the 1870 census, apparently his parents moved there in about 1868 or there about. By 1880 they are in Denton Co., TX ... In 1910 Robert his wife Eliza and family are living in Titus Co. TX this was after his father in law John Alexander was killed , so the family must have drifted away from Denton Co., for awhile. In 1920 they are in Dallas Co., TX with most of his family... In 1930 they are back near Denton Co., actually at Grapevine TX Tarrant Co., this is where his mother Rosie Allen died in 1930 and is buried there with husband Moses... 1870 Census Forsyth, Monroe Co., Georgia Moses Allen Self M Male W 44 States GA but sure he was from SC Rosanna wife M Female W 27 GA Rebecca E Allen Dau. S Female W 7 GA Robert F Allen Son S Male W 3 GA 1880 Census Denton Co., TX Precinct 3, Denton, Texas Moses ALLEN Self M Male W 52 SC Farmer SC SC Rosana ALLEN Wife M Female W 38 GA Keeping House SC SC Rebecca E. ALLEN Dau S Female W 17 GA SC GA Robert T. ALLEN Son S Male W 11 AL SC GA ( Error by census taker Roberts initial is F Hardin H. LOTT Other S Male W 20 MS Works On Farm MS MS Joseph KNIGHT Other S Male W 6 TX TX TX 1910 Titus Co., TX Census Robert F Allen age 42 b. Georgia Lizzie wife age 42 Gilbert son age 16 Vestie son age 15 Otis son age 13 Dewey son age 11 Pleas son age 7 1900 Census ( have not found them ) They were living in Denton Co. At this time, or perhaps Dallas co TX 1920 Dallas Co. Census Page 12B dist. 2 ED 50 Robert F Allen age 52 b. GA Eliza A Allen age 52 b. AL Al Vestie age 25 b. TX Otis Allen age 23 b. TX Dewey Allen age 21 b. TX Clay Allen age 17 b. TX Robert B Allen age 8 b. TX 1930 Tarrant Co., TX Census Page 6B, ED 114 , Precinct 3 Robert F Allen W M age 62 married at 24 b. GA father b. South Carolina , mother Alabama. occupation farmer. can read and write. Eliza A W F age 62 married at 24 b. Alabama , father AL., Mother AL. home maker can read and write. Samuel WM grandson age 15 b. TX father TX , mother TX Have not been able at this point to find out which one of Roberts sons had a Samuel Allen age 15 in 1930	Allen, Robert Fleming (I8908)
885	Robert Martin Brownlow Police office in the City of Waco Deputy Sheriff under Mobley He was killed on duty. He ran under a flatbed truck that was parked on the side of the road. 1920 Census Robert Brownlow Head of House 32 Texas Shows Father and mother were from Alabama Florence 28 Oklahoma Father and mother from Oklahoma Robert 5 Kansas Eli A (Father) 74 Alabama Father and mother Alabama 1930 Census Name: Robert Brownlow Event: Census Event Date: 1930 Event Place: Waco, McLennan, Texas Gender: Male Age: 32 Marital Status: Married Race: White Birthplace: Texas Estimated Birth Year: 1898 Immigration Year: Relationship to Head of Household: Head Father's Birthplace: Alabama Mother's Birthplace: Alabama Enumeration District Number: 0007 Family Number: 691 Sheet Number and Letter: 27A Line Number: 13 NARA Publication: T626, roll 2373 Film Number: 2342107 Digital Folder Number: 4547352 Image Number: 00361 Household Gender Age Robert Brownlow M 32 Spouse Florence Brownlow F 28 Child Robert Brownlow M 9 Parent Eli A Brownlow M 74 Emanuel Mason M 36 Name: Robert Martin Brownlow Death Date: 01 Dec 1938 Death Place: Waco, Mclennan, Texas Gender: Male Race: White Death Age: 40 years 6 months 18 days Estimated Birth Date: Birth Date: 13 May 1898 Birthplace: Texas Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Jennie F. Brownlow Father's Name: E.A. Brownlow Father's Birthplace: Texas Mother's Name: Hettie Baykin Mother's Birthplace: Texas Occupation: Deputy Sheriff Place of Residence: Waco, Texas Cemetery: Burial Place: Rosemond Cemetery Burial Date: 04 Dec 1938 Additional Relatives: X Film Number: 2117860 Digital Film Number: 4030413 Image Number: 2523 Reference Number: cn 57070 Robert Martin Brownlow met and married Jennie Florence Riley in Coffeyville, Kansas. They had two children Robert Martin Jr. and Billy Ray Brownlow. Jennie (Sissie) and Martin lived on a farm and dairy and he worked for Sam Benson. Martin went to work for the Police Force in Coffeyville, Kansas. Later they moved to Waco, Texas where Martin was a Sheriff in McLennan County until his death. Martin was in a car wreck on November 26, while on duty and died December 1, 1938 from the results of the wreck. WACO TRIBUNE HERALD JULY 14, 1937 NEGRO DROWNS NEAR LAKE DAM Roy Moore, 22, Loses Life in Bosque; Second Water Victim recorded here during early summer A negro, identified as Roy Moore, age 22, was drowned in the Bosque river near Walker's crossing below Lake Waco Dam about noon Wednesday. R. B. Petty, keeper at the lake, said that several negroes who were with Moore said he drowned while in swimming. The Waco fire department rescue squad and Deputy Sheriff R.M. Brownlow were called to the scene and recovered the negro's body. One other person has drowned this summer in the Bosque. One of four Mexican youths swimming near the confluence of the Bosque and Brazos rivers disappeared in mid-stream and was dead when taken from the water. Robert was in an auto accident on November 26, 1938 and died on December 1, 1938. Obituary TIMES December 1, 1938 R.M. Brownlow, Mobley's Aide, Dies of Crash Deputy Sheriff Succumbs to injuries suffered last week: Is county's 29th fatality. Deputy Sheriff R.M. Brownlow, 40, died in Hillcrest Memorial sanitarium at 2:55 a.m. Thursday, having suffered as attack of pneumonia as aftermath of lung injury received in an automobile collision on LaSalle Street Saturday night. 39 DEAD IN COUNTY Mr. Brownlow's death brought McLennan county's 1938 automobile accident fatality toll to 29; comparing to only 18 at the same time in 1937. He was the ninth traffic victim inside Waco's city limits this year. Funeral services with Wilkerson-Hatch in charge, interment in Rosemound cemetery, were pending word from relatives. Rev. Alvin Hauser and Rev. Arthur Stout will officiate. THE PALLBEARERS Active Pallbearers will be W.B. Mobley, Herbert Mayr, Otis Whatley, R.E. Woodall, G.G. Hale and Kelly Rush. Honorary pallbearers will be T.P. McNamara, F.I. Johnson, J.S. Stanfield, Gene Pardo, C.H. Allison, Roy Bates, Joe Popp, C.T. DeCordova, W.J. Girard, Judges R.B. Stanford, Giles P. Lester, D.W. Bartlett and D.Y. McDaniel, Bill Surratt, and all other courthouse employees, Chief Maxey and the entire police department. Surviving are his widow, a son, R.M. Jr., five brothers, Eugene - China Springs, Odie - Morgan, Archie - Waco, Birtie - Clovis N.M., and L.A. - Waco, four sisters, Maudie, Margaret and Josie of San Bardino Calif., whose last names were not known and Mrs. Hettie Bell of Clovis N.M. Mr. Brownlow had been in Waco 11 years. Born and reared on a farm in the China Springs community, the deputy had worked under Sheriff W.B> Mobley since Aug. 1, 1934. WAS IN THE NAVY Prior to that time he had had training in the United States Navy and been affiliated with the Kansas City and the Waco Police departments. Mobley said Thursday he probably would not appoint a deputy to take Brownlow's place. The Sheriff said of Deputy Brownlow; "He was one of the best men I ever dealt with. He was on the job at all times. The weather never did get too cold for Brownlow to work at night, Whenever I wanted a burglar or cow thief or any kind of criminal arrested I sent Brownlow."	Brownlow, Robert Martin (I949)
886	Robinson Cemetery	Brown, Margaret Jane (I10586)
887	Rock Creek Cemetery	Carter, Lela Rebecca (I8274)
888	Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC	Karnes, Rebecca S. (I7330)
889	Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC	Carter, Susie Effie (I8276)
890	Rock Springs, Cemetery, Cedar Glades, Arkansas	Bain, Claud Stanley (I9864)
891	Rock Springs, Cemetery, Cedar Glades, Arkansas	Bain, Darren Claud (I9866)
892	Roland Wesley Jones changed his name to John Albert Jackson Roland Wesley Jones was in the service at about age 18, so around 1919 or 1920. He was stationed in California. He went AWOL and moved to NY and changed his name to John Albert Jackson. He moved to SC and married my grandmother Bessie Catherine Mitchum in April of 1927. About 25 years later (I'll have to check the approximate date), he went to Ft. Jackson in SC (they were living in Columbia, SC at that time) and turned himself in. Roland Wesley Jones did get his discharge at that time.	Jones, Roland Wesley (I4293)
893	Rootsweb Message Board McLennan County, TX Saturday, December 5, 1914 Waco Daily Times Herald Pioneer Resident died early this morning At her home on North Bosque, Mrs. El Ditto, aged 70 years , died this morning at 2 o'clock, after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made, these being held in abeyance until her sons can be heard from. The death of Mrs. Ditto today removes from this life one of McLennan county's pioneer residents. She had lived in the community where she died since 1856, fifty-eight years, and she had a host of friends and acquaintances throughout the county. Mrs. Ditto was a most earnest and sincere Christian and she departed this life well prepared to meet her God. Besides her husband , Elie Ditto, she is survived by three sons, Theodore, Frank , and Ed Ditto, who live in Hall county, a sister Mrs. Henrietta Sparks, and a niece Mrs. J. W. Downs, both of Waco, a brother, W. T. McCann at San Paulo, Brazil and a sister Mrs. B. L. Kennedy at China Springs. All of these have the sincere sympathy of many in their bereavement	McCann, Margrette Ann (I6917)
894	Rose Hill Cemetery, Cleburne, Texas	Smith, Jesse Juniper (I134)
895	Rose Hill Cemetery, Cleburne, Texas	Musick, Ethel Ogarita (I934)
896	Rosemound Cemetary	Parsons, Verneil (I9551)
897	Rosemound Cemetery	Reagan, Sallye Dimple (I38)
898	Rosemound Cemetery, Waco, Texas. Plot: Block K, Lot #395-D	Colvin, Mary Samantha Mollie (I3898)
899	Rosemount Cemetery Section G 140	Seay, Betty Jane (I9257)
900	Rosilla Bain was a full blood Choctaw Indian Princess In the 1890 census she was listed as Ella Bain. Burial: Bain Cemetery (beside of Cosmos Bain her son)	Sanders, Rosilla Viola (I587)

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Methodist Baptism - Rideau Circuit: Isaac Merrick, son of Stephen and Elizabeth born Stillwater, N.Y. 23 Jul 1781, baptized 7 May 1843.

In the Loyalist in Ontario, Canada listings on page 172 it shows Sybil Knapp, her second marriage was to Isaac Merrick of Augusta.( this is 15 miles South East of Merrickville, Canada.
1861 Census: Isaac MERRICK, age 79, b. United States, widower, lived in Montague Township, Lanark County, Ontario, 1861 Census p.21

Isaac died after the 1861 Census & before the 1871 Census.

Merrick, Isaac (I2910)

852

Rabbit Hash, Boone, KY -Ryle

Mirick, Col Dorchester Hedger (I2679)

853

Rabbit Hash,Boone,KY -Ryle

Porter, Martha (I2680)

854

Rachel Ann Hollabough was a daughter of Jacob and Rosanna Harvey Hollabough of Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Emanuel Jefferson Clements there on May 24, 1868, and they were the parents of 12 children, 11 of them known; John Thomas, Mary Elizabeth, Martha Rosanna, Jenny Belle, Emanuel Jefferson Jr., Virginia Paralee, Washington Jones, Jo Anna, Jacob Hollabough, May Watson and Alice Avery Clements.

The Burnet Bulletin, March 14, 1907...In Memoriam.
Mrs. E. J. Clements was born in Wayne County, Tennessee, on November 6th, 1846; was married May 24, 1868; moved to Texas about the year 1872; and came to Burnet County in 1879, where she lived up to the day of her death, February 27, 1907. She was a member of the Baptist Church and had borne her husband twelve children, all living but two.

The pathetic passage in this good Christian woman's life was that for the last ten years she was an invalid. The ablest medical talent of the country had sought a solution and remedy for her trouble but in vain.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. M. J. Allen, pastor of the Methodist Church and the body laid away at the family burying ground, at Bethel, in the presence of a large concourse of friends and neighbors. A Friend

Hollabaugh, Rachel Ann (I6727)

855

Rachel Elizabeth Churchill is first cousin to Annie Elizabeth Churchill, who married Rachel's brother-in-law Grover Leroy Carter

Churchill, Rachel Elizabeth (I11400)

856

Ralph Alex Mangham, age 91, passed away in the company friends and family on February 24, 2012,in Kerrville, Texas. He was born on August 10, 1920 in Melvin, Texas--the son of Levi "Bud" Alex Mangham and Leona Faye Dudley Mangham. He grew up primarily in Menard, Texas, but traveled often during his youth with his parents as his father was a musician.

On August 25, 1962 he was married to Margaret Colbath Landry in Kerrville, Texas. He is survived by his wife Margaret as well as three daughters, two sons, and their families,twelve grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, three siblings, two sons and one grandchild.

Blessed with mechanical aptitude, Ralph worked for may years in the field of auto repair and owned and managed RAM's Garage on Water Street. Later he worked in the Building Management Department at the Kerrville V.A. Hospital, retiring in 1983.

He was baptized on April 17, 1949 as one of Jehovah's Witnesses. He actively participated in the organization's door-to-door work and carried many responsibilities. Even with worsening health his dependably bright smile and enthusiastic participation in the worship services were always an inspiration and encouragement to his friends and family.

(These are excerpts written and produced by the family for distribution at his Memorial Services.)

Family Members

Mangham, Ralph Alex (I9663)

857

Ramon Gene Reimer, 91, went to be with his Lord and Savior on May 19, 2019. A celebration of Ramon’s life will be held at the First Christian Church, 123 W. Pawnee Street, Medford, Oklahoma on Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. Burial will be in Bayard Cemetery near Deer Creek with arrangements by Lanman Funeral Home, Inc. of Medford. Viewing will be Tuesday 10:00 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. with family present 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. www.lanmanmemorials.com Facebook: Lanman Funeral Home Inc.

Ramon was born October 24, 1927 on the family farm east of Medford to Peter H. and Augusta (Thimm) Reimer. He attended Banner Country School and graduated from Medford High School in 1945.

He married Marian Krehbiel on October 24, 1948 at the Deer Creek Mennonite Church. He was drafted in 1955 and served two years at a nursing home in Pennsylvania in Alternative Service as a Conscientious Objector. They were blessed with three sons: Delane, Bruce, and Krey. He spent his entire career raising wheat and Angus cattle on the farm and ranch near Medford. This gave him great joy and inspiration for his pastime of writing poetry. He authored three children’s books (all in rhyme) in his later years.

After retiring, Ramon and Marian volunteered periodically with several month-long service projects in five different states. This was a very rewarding and enjoyable part of their retirement. Ramon’s last years were spent enjoying their sunroom overlooking their land on Pole Cat Creek east of Medford. There, he could watch the cattle and wildlife. This past October, Ramon and Marian celebrated 70 years of marriage filled with love and service to the Lord and their family.

Ramon is preceded in death by his parents, Peter and Augusta Reimer; three brothers, Milton Reimer, Lee Reimer and Donald Reimer; four sisters, Edna Reimer, Irma Krehbiel, Arlene Reimer and Maedean Reimer.

He is survived by his wife, Marian of Medford; three sons, Delane (Sandy) Reimer of Medford, Bruce (Karen) Reimer of Raleigh, North Carolina, Krey (Krista) Reimer of Stillwater; six grandchildren, Travis (Lacy) Reimer of Medford, Lindsey (John) Brownlow of Stillwater, Justin Reimer of Charlotte, North Carolina, Brooke (Brian) Livingston of Greenville, North Carolina, Kyle Reimer of New York, New York, Kory (Keira) Reimer of Piedmont and seven great-grandchildren, Paige, Jackson and Harleigh Reimer, Zachary and Benjamin Brownlow, Parker and Hayes Reimer.

Memorials may be made to the First Christian Church, 123 W. Pawnee, Medford, Oklahoma 73759 or to Heifer International, One World Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas 72202 or memorials may be given through the funeral home.

Reimer, Ramon Gene (I9379)

858

Rebecca died of "Brain fever" in 1860

Brownlow, Rebecca (I1316)

859

Rebecca married John on 9/5/1890

Daughter of William M. Smelley and Nancy C. Smitherman..

Her siblings: Martha J. Smelley (1850-1910), Simpson Smelley (1858-??), John W. Smelley (1861-1936), Sara E. Smelley, Sweet (1862-??), Ella Victoria Smelley, Riordan (1872-1930).

Children: Rock A. Smith (1893-1965) and Sarah E. Smith, Reed (1891-1973)

Source: Marilyn Rosson Smith

We find Rebecca on the 1900 Houston County Census living with her family:

Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John Smith Head M 71 South Carolina
Rebecca Smith Wife F 50 Alabama
Sarah Smith Daughter F 8 Texas
Buck Smith Son M 7 Texas

Smelly, Rebecca F (I5253)

860

Rector if Aberffraw, Wales

Hywel, Esquire Rowland ap (I4496)

861

Rector of Aberffraw

Howel (I4754)

862

Rector of Llandachya

Meyrick, John (I4753)

863

Rector of Llanlechid

Merrick, Reynault (I4756)

864

Reddies River Baptist Church Cemetery

Vannoy, John Francis (I7086)

865

Religion: Baptist

Note: (1.) Kaisenslauten, Germany
Thurs. May 15, 1952
Dearest Mother and all how are you all getting along just fine I hope Mother as for myself I am ok all but I am lonesome. Mother I got 7 letters today I got five from Marie and one from you and one from Dad. Mother I sure was glad that you liked your Mothers day card mother we sure are having some pretty weather over here Mother I am sending you a letter that our commander had wrote for us the reason he had it wrote for us is that a boys daddy died and his brother just sent him a telegram and didn't get in touch with the red cross if hi brother had a got in tough with the red cross he would have got to go

Note: (over)
Home just as quick as he got the word. But Mother I know if anything happen that you would get in touch with the red cross. he give us the letter and told us to send it home. I have just sent marie one.
Mother you said Mama East back was hurting her maby it will be all right in a day or two. well Mother as news is short I will stop for this time from one who loves you all

More About HEFLIN SIMMONS BROWNLOW:
Residence: 1984, Polk County, Georgia

Brownlow, Heflin Simmons (I1175)

866

Remarried in 1925

Family: Henry R. Gibson Webb / Sarah Elizabeth Samples (F3811)

867

Residence: 1800 Salisbury, Cabarrus, North Carolina

Notes for Robert Edwin Bain:
General Notes:
FLUVANNA COUNTY, VA - CENSUS - 1782 Taxlist (Portion)
* First number is white, second number is black
Frances, Reuben 8
Clubb, William 9
Baine, Edwin 6
Johnson, Walter 6 4
Basket, William 14
Clark, William 7
Allford, Ancil 6 2
Perkins, Michael 6
1790 Fluvanna Co., VA census index.
_______________________________________________________
Edwin purchased land in Fluvanna Co. Va. on August 7, 1777. He bought 200 acres on Bird Creek.
In 1792 he purchased 524 acres in Greenville Co., SC, and 1797 acquired 70 more acres.
He listed his occupation as a farmer.
SC ARCHIVES
Details
Series Number:S213190 Volume: 0028
Page: 00296 Item:00
Date: 1792/08/06
Description: BAIN, EDWIN, PLAT FOR 524 ACRES ON NORTH FORK OF FALL CREEK,
GREENVILLE COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY WILLIAM THOMAS.
Names Indexed: BAIN, EDWIN/THOMAS, WILLIAM/BAKER, WILLIAM/
Locations: NINETY SIX DISTRICT/GREENVILLE COUNTY/FALLS CREEK/NORTH SALUDA RIVER
Type: PLAT/
________________________________________________
Deed Book Vol. 1, page 23
Fluvanna County, Virginia
Edwin Baine, Grantee
This indenture made this 7th day August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
seventy seven, between George Thompson of the County and parish of Fluvanna of the one part; and
Edwin Baine of the same County and Parish of the other part. Witnesseth that the Sd George
Thompson for and in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds cash in hand paid by the said Edwin
Baine, hath this day bargained sold and delivered unto the said Edwin Baine one certain tract or
parcel of land lying and being in the aforesaid County, on the waters of the Byrd Creek, and bounded
as followeth, to wit, Beginning at Pointers near Biber's Road running hence W. 37. D.E. 158 poles to
pointers So. 53 E. 205 poles to pointers So 37 degrees West 158 poles to a Black Oak W. 53 degrees
West 204 poles to the first Station? containing two hundred acres , be the same more or less, its the
place whereon Edwin now lives which the said land the said George Thompson warrants a good and
lawful right and title to him the said Edwin Baine, his heirs and assigns for ever or any person or
persons whatsoever, as witness whereof the said George Thompson have hereunto put his hand and
seal the day and year afore written.
Written, Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of.
George Thompson Seal
At a court helt for Fluvanna County the Seventh day of August 1777. This deed was this day in open
court acknowledged by George Thompson to be his act and deed and by the court ordered to be
recorde
Teste. Jno Cobbs CFC
______________________________________________
Edwin Bain participated in the Rev. War, through patriotic sevice performance by contributing a gun in
May, 1781.
"Edwin Baine allowed payment for a gun taken for the use of Fluvanna militia the 10th May last, by
receipt under Hand, Anthony Haden, Capt. At a court continued and held for Fluvanna County on
Monday the 8th of April 1782.
John Timberlake, D. Clk."
_____________________________________________
Deed 2
Dec. 31, 1791 Edwin and Sarah Bain sold their home and two hundred acres of land in Fluvanna Co.,
Va. to Philip Jacob Brown. Deed approved and recorded April 5, 1792.
This indenture made this Thirty first day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and ninety one between Edwin Bain and Sarah Bain his wife of Fluvanna County of the one
part and Phillip Jacob Brown of the County of Lowden of the other part Witnesseth that the said Edwin
and Sarah his wife for and in consideration of the sum of sixty five pounds cash in hand paid, the
receipt is hereby acknowledged, have bargained and sold unto the sd Philip Jacob Brown a certain
tract, parcel of land lying and being in the county of Fluavanna Co. on the waters of the Byrd Creek
containing two hundred acres, be the same, more or less bounded by the lands of George Thompson,
Hezekiah Holland, Thomas Ailes?, William Pace and William Loving being the home where the said
Edwin Edwin and Sarah now lives: The said two hundred acres of land and all the appurtenances
here unto belonging the sd Edwin Bain and Sarah his wife binds themselves their heirs Exors &
Adms. to warrant & forever do find a good and lawful rights and title in for same ___ unto the said
Phillip Jacob Brown his heirs Exors Adminrs or assigns forever. As witness the sd Edwin & Sarah his
Phillip Jacob Brown his heirs Exors Adminrs or assigns forever. As witness the sd Edwin & Sarah his
wife, have put their hands and seal the day and year above written.
Edwin Bain Seal Sarah Bain Seal
Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of John X Pace (his Mark), G. Thompson, Peter Brown
The courts helt for Fluvanna County on Thursday the 5th of April 1792. This deed was this day in
open court proved to be the act of Edwin Bain by the oaths of the witness thereto and ordered to be
recorded.
Teste John Timberlake, CC
_________________________________________________________--
Series Number:S213192 Volume: 0037
Page: 00230 Item:04
Date: 1799/02/19
Description: BAIN, EDWIN, PLAT FOR 70 ACRES ON BIG-FALL CREEK, GREENVILLE COUNTY,
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY GEORGE SALMON.
Names Indexed: BAIN, EDWIN/SALMON, GEORGE/CASEY, RANDOLPH/
Locations: BIG FALLS CREEK/NORTH SALUDA RIVER/GREENVILLE COUNTY/WASHINGTON
DISTRICT
Type: PLAT
_________________________________________
1810 Pendleton Co., SC
Edwin Bains
0 males under 10
2 males 10-16
1 male 16-26
1 male 45 & up
1 female 26-45
____________________________
Oct. 14, 1812, Edwin sells to David Bain, the 260 acres of land that he bought from Elijah Mayfield in
Nov. 1801.
Rachel Sarah Flaker was born in 1756 in VA. She died after 1810 in Dekalb Co., TN.
Robert Edwin Bain and Rachel Sarah Flaker were married in 1775 in Fluvanna Co., VA. They had the
following children:
4. i. Archibald Bain was born in 1776 in Albemarle Co. VA. He married Sarah Spencer in 1802
in NC. He died on 30 Sep 1863 in Dekalb Co., TN.
5. ii. Johnson D. Bain was born in 1780 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He married Nancy Worley before
1804 in Greenville County, SC. He died in Feb 1862 in Henderson Co., NC.
6. iii. Peter Bain was born in 1783 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He married Sinah Benton in 1814 in
Warren Co., TN. He died in Feb 1851 in Dekalb Co., TN (Belk Community).
7. iv. David Bain was born in 1787 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He died on 08 Oct 1863 in Morgan Co.,
AL.
v. Richard Bain was born on 13 Sep 1789.
vi. John K. Bain was born in 1791 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He died in AL.
vii. Andrew Bain was born between 1792-1800 in Greenville Co., SC. He married
Temperance Phillips on 16 Jan 1823 in Morgan Co., AL. He died about 1845 in Blount Co.,
AL.

Bain, Robert Edward (I876)

868

Residence: Last residence: Utopia, TX, 78884
Social Security Number: 466-46-1007

Mirick, Donna Ethyl (Meda) (I83)

869

Residence: Tresco Abbey, Scilly, Cornwall, England

Tower, Beatrice Katherine Fraces (I1978)

870

Restland Cemetery

Watson, Sally (I8243)

871

Resurection Memorial Cemetery, Victoria, Victoria County, Texas

Calhoun, Alda Mae (I7926)

872

Ret.Nurse-Lic.Vocat.Nurse

Mirick, Una Viriginia (I39)

873

Retired as a Mill Worker. Lived 36 years in Valley Mills and Clifton. Died at his home.

Birth: Jul. 16, 1906
Death: Nov. 30, 1992

Note: Double stone with Della V. Mangham.

Burial:
Valley Mills Cemetery
Valley Mills
Bosque County
Texas, USA

Created by: Linda Huff
Record added: Apr 19, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 26121372

Mangham, William Henry (I893)

874

Rev Brown

Married Sarah Taylor Oct 23,1833 in Guiford, North Carolina.
(F)Absalom Billoat Brown(b)1780 Pendleton,Anderson,South Carolina(d)March 7,1868 Warren Tennessee,USA
(M)Joyce Green(b)abt 1780 South Carolina USA (d)aft 1840 Warren Tennessee USA
(W)Sarah Taylor(b)1808 Cherokee Nation,Georgia USA(d)1888 Paint Rock,Jackson,Alabama.

Here is the obit for Rev. John L. Brown (Sarah Alonzia Elizabeth Rogers Madewell's grandfather, A.W.'s wife):

This is from the Christian Advocate:

Rev. John L. Brown fell asleep in Jesus December 12, 1898 at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Jackson and Eliza T. Brown, near Richland, Navarro County, Tex., where he has been living for the last six years. He was born in Warren county, Tenn., May 5, 1809. He professed religion and joined the M.E.Church, South, at seventeen years of age. At the age of twenty-eight he was licensed to preach, under the presiding eldership of Rev. John Sherrell; was ordained deacon October 17, 1852, by Bishop Joshua Soule, at Pulaski, Tenn; and elder October 24, 1858, by Bishop James Osgood Andrew, at McMinnville, Tenn. He preached for about forty-seven years, and was faithful to all the doctrines and usages of Methodism. Though local, he would often relieve the preachers in charge and go their rounds, while they went home or were sick. In revivals he went far and near. He never fled before the enemy. His preaching was plain, earnest, and practical. Anything that he could not adjust to the word of God was with him but chaff. He was a great lover of the CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE. He was married to Sarah Taylor. To them were born thirteen children. All but four have preceded him. His wife preceded him by ten years to the good world. His firstborn still survives him, though sixty-odd years old. He has thirty-six great-grandchildren, the most of whom live in Texas, where he died. His daughter Eliza and her husband endeavored to make his life pleasant and happy. He offtimes expressed his delight with Texas and the tender care for him the last six years of his life. Often would he say that there was but one thing that troubled him, that was he would rather be buried by his wife at Beech Grove in Alabama. That made but little difference, as he would be with her in heaven. He loved the Texas preachers: Brothers M.B. McKinney, F.M. Winburn, G.J. Irving and others. Our present preacher he never saw, but he held an impressive service at the grave. On the night of his departure, about one o'clock, he held out his hand, and said: "Good-by; don't grieve after me. I am going to a better home over yonder." A few minutes before the last he rose up in bed and told his daughter to fix him a soft pillow to die on. She adjusted the pillow, he lay down on the edge of it, and in a moment said, "Now, Lord, take me easy." and his life was gone. Not a struggle, not a frown; all was over. "Let me die the death of the righteous, and let my last end be like his."

We, his children, who have cared for him in his last years, want to say to his many friends and relatives, especially in Tennessee, that if we ever meet him again we will have to live in this life above reproach. God help us all so to do!

JACKSON AND ELIZA T. BROWN.

Brown, Rev. John L. (I1693)

875

Rev John Merrick, Rector of Llandachya, Wales.

Merrick, John (I4485)

876

Rev William Myrick was born in 1546 in Llanleschild, England and married Janert Verch Ianon (FERCH IEUAN ). He had four children. His other spouses were Maude Powell and Joan Young, daughter of William , they had 3 children ,Owen, minister at llangylle , Robert and Janet

Meyrick, William (I4331)

877

Reverend John Meyrick was born in 1579 in Pembrokeshire, St. David's parish in Wales. He was Rector of Llandachya. He was married in 1602 to his wife Dorothy Bishop was born in 1570 in Pembrokeshire, St. David's parish in Wales. Dorothy was the daughter of Matthew Bishop and Elizabeth Young. They had 14 children , the last William. The family emigrated in 1636 to U.S.A . He died on June 26, 1650 in Roxbury.

Meyrick, John Sion (I4330)

878

Richard Brownlow was born on 20 May 1689.1 He was the son of Sir William Brownlow, 4th Bt. and Dorothy Mason.1 He was baptised on 12 June 1689 at St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church, Covent Garden, London, England.1 He died in March 1690.1 He was buried on 10 March 1690 at Sutton, Surrey, England.1
Citations
[S1381] Cheryl Nicol, "re: Long Family," e-mail message to Darryl Lundy, 5 July 2005 to 14 May 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Long Family."

Brownlow, Richard (I3609)

879

Richard Sherard lived at Lobthorpe, Lincolnshire, England.1

Citations
[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume I, page 128. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.
[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 545. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.

Sherard, Richard (I1439)

880

Richard Wingfield, 4th Viscount Powerscourt was born on 29 October 1762. He was the son of Richard Wingfield, 3rd Viscount Powerscourt and Lady Amelia Stratford. He married, firstly, Lady Catherine Meade, daughter of John Meade, 1st Earl of Clanwilliam and Theodosia Magill, on 30 June 1789.2 He married, secondly, Isabella Brownlow, daughter of Rt. Hon. William Brownlow and Catherine Hall, on 9 February 1796. He died on 19 July 1809 at age 46.
Richard Wingfield, 4th Viscount Powerscourt gained the title of 4th Viscount Powerscourt.

Wingfield, Viscount Powerscourt Richard (I1913)

881

Riley Cemetery

Riley, James Edwin (I3616)

882

Robert D. Chapman is one of my DRT (Daughters of the Republic of Texas) proven ancestors.

Note: According to First Settlers of Houston Co., TX, land grants were apportioned by the Republic of Texas according to the following criteria: (1) Anyone arriving in Texas prior to March 2, 1836 was designated “First Class” status and entitled to a league and a labor of land.

(2) Those arriving between March 2, 1836 and Oct. 1, 1837, were designated “Second Class” and entitled to 1280 and 640 acres.

(3) Those arriving Texas after Oct. 1, 1837 up to Jan. 1, 1840 were given “Third Class” status and entitled to grants of 640 and 320 acres.

p. 12 of FS of HC, TX - ROBERT D. CHAPMAN 1280 Pre 4/1/1837

(Note: this means he would have arrived in Texas after March 2, 1836 and before Apr. 1, 1837. Since Robert and Rebecca were married in Hardeman Co., TN Oct. 6, 1836, the window of time on their arrival in Texas is further narrowed to between Oct. 1836 and the end of March, 1837.)

Martha was the oldest child of Robert Doak Chapman and Rebecca Hodges who came to Texas from Hardeman Co., Tennessee after their marriage on October 6, 1836. They settled just outside of Crockett in a town called Randolph which no longer exists.

Robert is last seen on the census of 1850 and it is thought that he died during the Civil War as Rebecca collected "Indigent Family" funds after the war was over but have not found any pension or enlistment information. I have gone back a number of generations on the Chapman and Hodges sides too.

CONFEDERATE TEXAS TROOPS

Regiment Name: 12th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Parson's Mounted Volunteers)

Side: Confederate
Company: F
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name:
Film Number: M227 roll 6
Overview: 12th Cavalry Regiment was organized with about 940 men in August, 1861, by Colonel W.H. Parsons. Most of the men were from Hempstead, Fairfield, Georgetown, and Waxahachie, and Ellis and Hill counties. This unit served in Hawes' and Steele's Brigade, Trans-Mississippi Department and skirmished the Federals in Arkansas and Louisiana. During 1865 it was in Northern Texas guarding approaches from the Indian Territory. The regiment was included in the surrender on June 2. Its commanders were Colonel William H. Parsans, Lieutenant Colonels Andrew B. Burleson and John W. Mullen, and Majors Locklin J. Farrar and E. W. Rogers.

Texas 12th Cavalry Regiment
Also Known as: 4t Texas Mounted Dragoons
Organization: Organized for 12 months at Rocket Springs, near Waxahachie on Sept 11, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service at Camp Hebert, near Hempstead on Oct 28, 1861. Reorganized for war on May 24, 1862. Surrendered by General E.K. Smith, commanding Trans-Mississippi Department, on May 26, 1865.
First Commander: William H. Parson Colonel
Field Officers: Andrew B. Burleson Lieutenant Colonel
Lochlin Johnson Farrar Major
John W. Mullen Lieutenant Colonel
E.W. Rogers Major

Assignments: Department of Texas (Sept 1861 - Feb 1862)
Eastern District of Texas, Department of Texas (Feb - Mar 1862)
Rust's-Parsons' Cavalry Brigade, Trans-Mississippi District, Department #2 (Mar -May 1862)
Trans-Mississippi Department (May-June 1862)
W. H. Parson' Cavalry Brigade, Unattached, Trans-Mississippi Department (July - Aug 1862)
W. H. Parson' Cavalry Brigade, Unattached, District of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi Department (Aug - Sept 1862)
W. H. Parson' Cavalry Brigade, 2nd Corps, Army of the West, Trans-Mississippi Department (Sept - Oct 1862)
Hawes' Brigade, Churchill's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of the West, Trans-Mississippi Department (Dec 1862 - Jan 1863)
Unattached, Frost's Division, District of Arkansas, Tran-Mississippi Department (April - Jun 1863)
Unassigned, District of West Louisiana, Trans-Mississippi Department (Jun July 1863)
Carter's Brigade, Walker's Division, Dristict of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi (Jul-Sept 1863)
Carter's-Parsons' Cavalry Brigade, District of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi (Sept 1863 - Mar 1864)
Carter's-Parsons' Cavalry Brigade, Steele's Cavalry Division, District of West Louisiana, Trans-Mississippi Department (Mar-Sept1864)
1st (Steele's) Texas Cavalry Brigade, 1st (Wharton's) Cavalry Corps, Tarn-Mississippi Department (Feb - May 1865)
Battles: Near Searcy (3 companies) (May 19, 1862)
Round Hill, on Cache River (Jul 7, 1862)
Hughes' Ferry, L'Angulle River (Aug 3, 1862)
Little Rock Campagign (Aug -Sept 1863)
Red River Campaign (Mar - May 1864)

Chapman, Robert Doak (I5243)

883

Robert Flake was born about 1622 in England. He married Katherine. He died in 1695 in Isle of Wight, VA. Robert and Katherine had the following children: Robert, Susannah, Mary, Katherine, Elizabeth. Their son, Robert married Margaret Marriott and had the following children: Elizabeth, Katherine, Mary and Robert.

Flake, Robert (I5828)

884

Robert Fleming Allen was born 17 Dec 1867 in Forsyth, Georgia Co., USA as the second child of Moses Allen and Rosana Rosie ( Grannie ) McFall. He had one sibling, namely: Rebecca E. He died 16 Jan 1944 in Dallas, Dall Texas, USA. When he was 20, Then Robert Fleming Allen married Eliza Ann Alexander,daughter of John Anthony Alexander and Sarah Jane Wells, 18 Dec 1887 in Grapevine, Dallas, Texas, USA.

His cause of death was gangrene of the leg. His reference number is 94. He was counted in the census 1870 in Forsyth, Monroe Co., Georgia, USA. He was counted in the census 1880 in Denton Co., TX E D 105 page 55. He was counted in the census 1900 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. He was counted in the census 1910 in Titus Co., TX census ED141 sht. 1 vol 135. He was counted in the census 1920 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA. He was counted in the census 1930 in Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He was buried 18 Jan 1944 in Grapevine, Dallas, Texas Co., USA.

Robert Fleming Allen and Eliza Ann Alexander had the following children:

1. John Riley Allen was born 20 Nov 1888 in Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 19 Nov 1950 in Cameron, Milam Co, Texas, USA.
2. Sarah Ellen Allen was born Jul 1891 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. She died 10 Apr 1964 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. Then Sarah Ellen Allen married Walter R Roach 1907 in Titus Co., Texas, USA.
3. Gilbert Allen was born 05 Jun 1893 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 02 Jan 1967 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA. Then Gilbert Allen married Dora Mae Ryan 02 Apr 1920 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA.
4. Alabama Vestie Allen was born 26 Dec 1894 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 15 May 1973 in Dallas, Texas, USA.
5. Otis Allen was born 18 Apr 1896 in Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA. He died 21 September 1965 in Nez Perce, Lewis, Idaho, USA. Then Otis Allen married Lennie May Trotman 22 Dec 1915 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA. Then Otis Allen married Lavada Mason Abt. 1934 in Texas, USA.
6. A Dewey Allen was born 29 September 1898 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. He died 27 Aug 1949 in Dallas, Dallas Co., Tex. Then Dewey Dewey Allen marllie Mary Unknown Abt. 1924 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA.
7. Clay ( Pleas) Allen V was born 17 Nov 1902 in Denton Co., Texas, USA. He died 26 Jan 1960 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA.
8. Robert B Allen was born 03 Mar 1911 in Titus Co., Texas, USA. He died 24 September 1973 in Dallas Co., Texas, USA.
Robert F Allen is born in Alabama on the 1880 census but in GA on the 1870 census, apparently his parents moved there in about 1868 or there about.
By 1880 they are in Denton Co., TX ...
In 1910 Robert his wife Eliza and family are living in Titus Co. TX this was after his father in law John Alexander was killed , so the family must have drifted away from Denton Co., for awhile.
In 1920 they are in Dallas Co., TX with most of his family...
In 1930 they are back near Denton Co., actually at Grapevine TX Tarrant Co., this is where his mother Rosie Allen died in 1930 and is buried there with husband Moses...

1870 Census Forsyth, Monroe Co., Georgia
Moses Allen Self M Male W 44 States GA but sure he was from SC
Rosanna wife M Female W 27 GA
Rebecca E Allen DDar S Female W 7 GA
Robert F Allen Son S Male W 3 GA

1880 Census Denton Co., TX Precinct 3, Denton, Texas
Moses ALLEN Self M Male W 52 SC Farmer SC SC
Rosana ALLEN Wife M Female W 38 GA Keeping House SC SC
Rebecca E. ALLEN Dau S Female W 17 GA SC GA
Robert T. ALLEN Son S Male W 11 AL SC GA ( Error by census taker Roberts initial is F
Hardin H. LOTT Other S Male W 20 MS Works On Farm MS MS
Joseph KNIGHT Other S Male W 6 TX TX TX

1910 Titus Co., TX Census
Robert F Allen age 42 b. Georgia
Lizzie wife age 42
Gilbert son age 16
Vestie son age 15
Otis son age 13
Dewey son age 11
Pleas son age 7

1900 Census ( have not found them ) They were living in Denton Co. At this time, or perhaps Dallas co TX

1920 Dallas Co. Census Page 12B dist. 2 ED 50
Robert F Allen age 52 b. GA
Eliza A Allen age 52 b. AL
Al Vestie age 25 b. TX
Otis Allen age 23 b. TX
Dewey Allen age 21 b. TX
Clay Allen age 17 b. TX
Robert B Allen age 8 b. TX

1930 Tarrant Co., TX Census Page 6B, ED 114 , Precinct 3
Robert F Allen W M age 62 married at 24 b. GA father b. South Carolina , mother Alabama. occupation farmer. can read and write.
Eliza A W F age 62 married at 24 b. Alabama , father AL., Mother AL. home maker can read and write.
Samuel WM grandson age 15 b. TX father TX , mother TX
Have not been able at this point to find out which one of Roberts sons had a Samuel Allen age 15 in 1930 Robert F Allen is born in Alabama on the 1880 census but in GA on the 1870 census, apparently his parents moved there in about 1868 or there about.
By 1880 they are in Denton Co., TX ...
In 1910 Robert his wife Eliza and family are living in Titus Co. TX this was after his father in law John Alexander was killed , so the family must have drifted away from Denton Co., for awhile.
In 1920 they are in Dallas Co., TX with most of his family...
In 1930 they are back near Denton Co., actually at Grapevine TX Tarrant Co., this is where his mother Rosie Allen died in 1930 and is buried there with husband Moses...

1870 Census Forsyth, Monroe Co., Georgia
Moses Allen Self M Male W 44 States GA but sure he was from SC
Rosanna wife M Female W 27 GA
Rebecca E Allen Dau. S Female W 7 GA
Robert F Allen Son S Male W 3 GA

1880 Census Denton Co., TX Precinct 3, Denton, Texas
Moses ALLEN Self M Male W 52 SC Farmer SC SC
Rosana ALLEN Wife M Female W 38 GA Keeping House SC SC
Rebecca E. ALLEN Dau S Female W 17 GA SC GA
Robert T. ALLEN Son S Male W 11 AL SC GA ( Error by census taker Roberts initial is F
Hardin H. LOTT Other S Male W 20 MS Works On Farm MS MS
Joseph KNIGHT Other S Male W 6 TX TX TX

1910 Titus Co., TX Census
Robert F Allen age 42 b. Georgia
Lizzie wife age 42
Gilbert son age 16
Vestie son age 15
Otis son age 13
Dewey son age 11
Pleas son age 7

1900 Census ( have not found them ) They were living in Denton Co. At this time, or perhaps Dallas co TX

1920 Dallas Co. Census Page 12B dist. 2 ED 50
Robert F Allen age 52 b. GA
Eliza A Allen age 52 b. AL
Al Vestie age 25 b. TX
Otis Allen age 23 b. TX
Dewey Allen age 21 b. TX
Clay Allen age 17 b. TX
Robert B Allen age 8 b. TX

1930 Tarrant Co., TX Census Page 6B, ED 114 , Precinct 3
Robert F Allen W M age 62 married at 24 b. GA father b. South Carolina , mother Alabama. occupation farmer. can read and write.
Eliza A W F age 62 married at 24 b. Alabama , father AL., Mother AL. home maker can read and write.
Samuel WM grandson age 15 b. TX father TX , mother TX
Have not been able at this point to find out which one of Roberts sons had a Samuel Allen age 15 in 1930

Allen, Robert Fleming (I8908)

885

Robert Martin Brownlow

Police office in the City of Waco
Deputy Sheriff under Mobley
He was killed on duty. He ran under a flatbed truck that was parked on the side of the road.

1920 Census
Robert Brownlow Head of House 32 Texas Shows Father and mother were from Alabama
Florence 28 Oklahoma Father and mother from Oklahoma
Robert 5 Kansas
Eli A (Father) 74 Alabama Father and mother Alabama

1930 Census
Name: Robert Brownlow
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: Waco, McLennan, Texas
Gender: Male
Age: 32
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: Texas
Estimated Birth Year: 1898
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother's Birthplace: Alabama
Enumeration District Number: 0007
Family Number: 691
Sheet Number and Letter: 27A
Line Number: 13
NARA Publication: T626, roll 2373
Film Number: 2342107
Digital Folder Number: 4547352
Image Number: 00361
Household Gender Age
Robert Brownlow M 32
Spouse
Florence Brownlow F 28
Child
Robert Brownlow M 9
Parent
Eli A Brownlow M 74

Emanuel Mason M 36

Name: Robert Martin Brownlow
Death Date: 01 Dec 1938
Death Place: Waco, Mclennan, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Age: 40 years 6 months 18 days
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 13 May 1898
Birthplace: Texas
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Jennie F. Brownlow
Father's Name: E.A. Brownlow
Father's Birthplace: Texas
Mother's Name: Hettie Baykin
Mother's Birthplace: Texas
Occupation: Deputy Sheriff
Place of Residence: Waco, Texas
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Rosemond Cemetery
Burial Date: 04 Dec 1938
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2117860
Digital Film Number: 4030413
Image Number: 2523
Reference Number: cn 57070

Robert Martin Brownlow met and married Jennie Florence Riley in Coffeyville, Kansas. They had two children Robert Martin Jr. and Billy Ray Brownlow. Jennie (Sissie) and Martin lived on a farm and dairy and he worked for Sam Benson. Martin went to work for the Police Force in Coffeyville, Kansas. Later they moved to Waco, Texas where Martin was a Sheriff in McLennan County until his death. Martin was in a car wreck on November 26, while on duty and died December 1, 1938 from the results of the wreck.

WACO TRIBUNE HERALD
JULY 14, 1937

NEGRO DROWNS NEAR LAKE DAM

Roy Moore, 22, Loses Life in Bosque; Second Water Victim recorded here during early summer A negro, identified as Roy Moore, age 22, was drowned in the Bosque river near Walker's crossing below Lake Waco Dam about noon Wednesday. R. B. Petty, keeper at the lake, said that several negroes who were with Moore said he drowned while in swimming. The Waco fire department rescue squad and Deputy Sheriff R.M. Brownlow were called to the scene and recovered the negro's body. One other person has drowned this summer in the Bosque. One of four Mexican youths swimming near the confluence of the Bosque and Brazos rivers disappeared in mid-stream and was dead when taken from the water.

Robert was in an auto accident on November 26, 1938 and died on December 1, 1938.

Obituary
TIMES
December 1, 1938

R.M. Brownlow, Mobley's Aide, Dies of Crash

Deputy Sheriff Succumbs to injuries suffered last week: Is county's 29th fatality.

Deputy Sheriff R.M. Brownlow, 40, died in Hillcrest Memorial sanitarium at 2:55 a.m. Thursday, having suffered as attack of pneumonia as aftermath of lung injury received in an automobile collision on LaSalle Street Saturday night.

39 DEAD IN COUNTY

Mr. Brownlow's death brought McLennan county's 1938 automobile accident fatality toll to 29; comparing to only 18 at the same time in 1937. He was the ninth traffic victim inside Waco's city limits this year.

Funeral services with Wilkerson-Hatch in charge, interment in Rosemound cemetery, were pending word from relatives. Rev. Alvin Hauser and Rev. Arthur Stout will officiate.

THE PALLBEARERS

Active Pallbearers will be W.B. Mobley, Herbert Mayr, Otis Whatley, R.E. Woodall, G.G. Hale and Kelly Rush.

Honorary pallbearers will be T.P. McNamara, F.I. Johnson, J.S. Stanfield, Gene Pardo, C.H. Allison, Roy Bates, Joe Popp, C.T. DeCordova, W.J. Girard, Judges R.B. Stanford, Giles P. Lester, D.W. Bartlett and D.Y. McDaniel, Bill Surratt, and all other courthouse employees, Chief Maxey and the entire police department.

Surviving are his widow, a son, R.M. Jr., five brothers, Eugene - China Springs, Odie - Morgan, Archie - Waco, Birtie - Clovis N.M., and L.A. - Waco, four sisters, Maudie, Margaret and Josie of San Bardino Calif., whose last names were not known and Mrs. Hettie Bell of Clovis N.M.

Mr. Brownlow had been in Waco 11 years.

Born and reared on a farm in the China Springs community, the deputy had worked under Sheriff W.B> Mobley since Aug. 1, 1934.

WAS IN THE NAVY

Prior to that time he had had training in the United States Navy and been affiliated with the Kansas City and the Waco Police departments.

Mobley said Thursday he probably would not appoint a deputy to take Brownlow's place.

The Sheriff said of Deputy Brownlow; "He was one of the best men I ever dealt with. He was on the job at all times. The weather never did get too cold for Brownlow to work at night, Whenever I wanted a burglar or cow thief or any kind of criminal arrested I sent Brownlow."

Brownlow, Robert Martin (I949)

886

Robinson Cemetery

Brown, Margaret Jane (I10586)

887

Rock Creek Cemetery

Carter, Lela Rebecca (I8274)

888

Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC

Karnes, Rebecca S. (I7330)

889

Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC

Carter, Susie Effie (I8276)

890

Rock Springs, Cemetery, Cedar Glades, Arkansas

Bain, Claud Stanley (I9864)

891

Rock Springs, Cemetery, Cedar Glades, Arkansas

Bain, Darren Claud (I9866)

892

Roland Wesley Jones changed his name to John Albert Jackson

Roland Wesley Jones was in the service at about age 18, so around
1919 or 1920. He was stationed in California. He went AWOL and moved to NY and changed his name to John Albert Jackson. He moved to SC and married my grandmother Bessie Catherine Mitchum in April of 1927. About 25 years later (I'll have to check the approximate date), he went to Ft. Jackson in SC (they were living in Columbia, SC at that time) and turned himself in.
Roland Wesley Jones did get his discharge at that time.

Jones, Roland Wesley (I4293)

893

Rootsweb Message Board McLennan County, TX
Saturday, December 5, 1914
Waco Daily Times Herald
Pioneer Resident died early this morning

At her home on North Bosque, Mrs. El Ditto, aged 70 years , died this morning at 2 o'clock, after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made, these being held in abeyance until her sons can be heard from.
The death of Mrs. Ditto today removes from this life one of McLennan county's pioneer residents. She had lived in the community where she died since 1856, fifty-eight years, and she had a host of friends and acquaintances throughout the county. Mrs. Ditto was a most earnest and sincere Christian and she departed this life well prepared to meet her God.
Besides her husband , Elie Ditto, she is survived by three sons, Theodore, Frank , and Ed Ditto, who live in Hall county, a sister Mrs. Henrietta Sparks, and a niece Mrs. J. W. Downs, both of Waco, a brother, W. T. McCann at San Paulo, Brazil and a sister Mrs. B. L. Kennedy at China Springs. All of these have the sincere sympathy of many in their bereavement

McCann, Margrette Ann (I6917)

894

Rose Hill Cemetery, Cleburne, Texas

Smith, Jesse Juniper (I134)

895

Rose Hill Cemetery, Cleburne, Texas

Musick, Ethel Ogarita (I934)

896

Rosemound Cemetary

Parsons, Verneil (I9551)

897

Rosemound Cemetery

Reagan, Sallye Dimple (I38)

898

Rosemound Cemetery, Waco, Texas. Plot: Block K, Lot #395-D

Colvin, Mary Samantha Mollie (I3898)

899

Rosemount Cemetery Section G 140

Seay, Betty Jane (I9257)

900

Rosilla Bain was a full blood Choctaw Indian Princess

In the 1890 census she was listed as Ella Bain.

Burial: Bain Cemetery (beside of Cosmos Bain her son)

Sanders, Rosilla Viola (I587)

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