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801	Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, McLennan County, Texas	LaFrance, Oswin Paul (I10301)
802	oAnn Kline Abney, 77, a 46-year resident of Euless and a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend, passed away Friday, Jan. 7, 2011. Funeral: Noon Monday in the chapel of Forest Ridge Funeral Home in Hurst. Interment: Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation: The family will receive friends 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. JoAnn was born in Dallas on Jan. 20, 1933. She retired as a floral designer and was most known for the love she showed for her family, her generosity, and her willingness to open her arms to everyone. JoAnn was preceded in death by her loving husband, David Abney. Survivors: Sons, John Conner and wife, Karla, and Joe Clifton and girlfriend, Kimberly Moore; daughters, Connie Oliver and husband, Bill, Jana Meserole Risinger and husband, Steve, and Traci Walls and husband, Greg; 14 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. She was also loved by a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and extended family members. Published in Star-Telegram on January 9, 2011	Kline, JoAnn (I11134)
803	Obediah J. Brownlow - Civil War “Obed” was the brother of James A. H. Brownlow above, but in keeping with the unique tragedy that was the Civil War, he fought for the Union. He joined Company D of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry (Union) and died 12 February 1865 of wounds he received in fighting at Pulaski, Tennessee. He was probably wounded September 26 or 27, when the 4th Tennessee was involved in a skirmish at Pulaski. Death: during Civil War More About OBEDIAH J. BROWNLOW: Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Co. D, 4th Tenn Calvary, Private Name: O. J. Brownlow (Alias Obediah J. Brownlow Rank: Private State Served: Tennessee Unit: 4th Cavalry Regiment Company: D Date of Death: 12 FEB 1865 Cemetery: Stones River National Cemetery Location: Rutherford County, TN Section: A Grave Number: 176 Submitter: Mitzi P. Freeman Additional Information: OBED J BROWNLOW Rank: Privt Age: 26 Enlisted: Jan 9 63 Mustered: Feb 10 63 Remarks: Died Feb 12 65 of wounds recd in action	Brownlow, Obediah J. (I1062)
804	Obit Frances Ann Mirick, 88, of Lorena, passed away surrounded by her loving family, Tuesday, January 16, 2018. A graveside service will be held, 10 am, Saturday, January 20, 2018, at Lorena Cemetery, with Pastor Derek Whitten officiating. The family will receive visitors Friday, January 19, from 5-7 pm, at Pecan Grove Funeral Home 3124 Robinson Dr. Frances was born, April 21, 1929, in Coryell County, to Tom and Merle Copeland. She married the love of her life, John E. Mirick Sr., on June 7, 1947, in Lorena, TX. She enjoyed RVing, Fishing, Sewing and Oil Painting. She was preceded in death by her parents; Husband, John E. Mirick Sr. (Jay); Son, John E. Mirick, Jr.; Sisters, Dorothy Driskell Behringer, Tommie Sue Boykin and Catherine Copeland. She is survived by her daughter, Sharon Montgomery and husband, Bryan; daughter-in-law, Susan Mirick; grandsons, Bryan Mirick and wife Melissa, Michael Montgomery, and Matthew Montgomery and wife, Amanda; granddaughter, Katie Baldwin and husband, Joshua; great-granddaughters, Lauren Baldwin, Kimberly Reusch, Kaitlyn Reusch and Piper Montgomery; great-grandsons, John and Zane Mirick; many nieces, nephews and extended family. Honorary Pallbearers will be, Bryan Mirick, Michael Montgomery, Matthew Montgomery, Joshua Baldwin, John Swanson and Steve Kincer.	Copeland, Frances Ann (I102)
805	OBITUARY GLENN RANDEL OWEN, 66, of Cumming, Georgia passed away on January 6th, 2011 with his loving family at his side. He was preceded in death by his son, Rusty Tomlin. He is survived by his wife, Opal Nell Owen, of Cumming, Georgia; sons, Mike (lee) Tomlin of Pearland, TX, Mitch (Kristin) Tomlin of Dickenson, TX, Randy (ALISA) Tomlin of Cumming, GA; daughter, Mary Tomlin of Lake Jackson, TX; grandchildren, Christy, Kris, Tiffany, Ray, Kayla, Cable, Cody, Cory, Logan, Connor and Brady Tomlin, Brittany Via, Jessie Fisher, Ashley and Harrison Hayes. His family will be planning a Celebration of Life Memorial Service and will be announced once the final arrangements have been made. Byars Funeral Home and Cremation Services is in charge of the arrangements. _________________________________________________ Name: R Owens Glenn Alias: Randall Owen Second Alias: Randel Owens Owen Event Type: Residence Third Alias: Glenn Randel Owen Event Date: 1 Mar 2008 Event Place: Lake Jackson, Brazoria, Texas, United States Event Place (Original): Lake Jackson, Texas, United States Phone Number: 746-1074 Previous Residence: Lake Jackson, Texas 77566 Previous Residence Postal Code: 77566 Birth Date: 24 Jul 1944 Second Previous Residence Place: Houston, Texas 77034 Third Previous Residence Place: Beaumont, Texas 77705 2nd Address Date: 01 Oct 1999-10 Jan 2009 3rd Address Date: 01 Jan 1988-01 Jan 2004 ___________________________________________ Deceased Name: Glenn R Owen Event Type: Obituary Event Date: 08 Jan 2011 Event Place: Georgia, United States Residence Place: Cumming Residence Date: 06 Jan 2011 Sex: Male Age: 66 Birth Year (Estimated): 1945 Death Date: 06 Jan 2011 Newspaper: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The ________________________________________________ Name: Glenn R Owen Event Type: Divorce Event Date: 07 Apr 1970 Event Place: Galveston, Texas, United States Age: 25 Marriage Date: 09 Jun 1967 Birth Year (Estimated): 1945 Spouse's Name: Cecilia S Owen Spouse's Age: 27 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1943 Number of Children Under Age 18: 0 File Number: 012158 Affiliate County Code: 084 _________________________________________________ Name: Glenn R Owen Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 04 Mar 1974 Event Place: Orange, Texas, United States Age: 29 Birth Year (Estimated): 1945 Spouse's Name: Opal N Martin Spouse's Age: 32 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1942 Certificate Number: 025563 Affiliate County Code: 181	Owen, Glenn Randall (I10169)
806	Obituary in a Waco newspaper: "James Thomas Carter, age 7 mos., died Apr. 20, 1877, in Waco. Son of R. M. and R. S. Carter. Funeral Apr. 21, Sat." He was the son of Robert M. Carter and Rebecca S. Karnes. He may be buried in Waco without a marker.	Carter, James Thomas (I8275)
807	Obituary; Died near Waldo, McLennan county, Texas March 10 at 7 a.m., Mrs. Selena R. Carter, daughter of Rev. R. P. Dean. She was born June 1st 1819 in Hardeman county, Tennessee, moved from there to Tiper county Mississippi with her parents in 1832. At the age of 12 she made a profession of religion and joined the M. E. church South at Hickory Grove, Tennessee. Was married to James Carter April 28, 1835 [note: correct date is 1836], moved to Webberville, Travis county Texas in 1851. She was the mother of 11 children 4 of whom with her husband preceded her to their final resting place. This faithful servant of God has closed a long and useful life of nearly 84 years. For seventy-two years was a devout and active member of the Methodist church.	Dean, Salina Roxanna (I4915)
808	Occupation Captain	Libby, John (I4886)
809	Occupation Carpenter	Libby, John (I4882)
810	Occupation Coaster	Rowe, Anthony (I4847)
811	Occupation Fisherman	Libby, Joseph (I4888)
812	Occupation Housewright	Libby, James (I4892)
813	Occupation Seaman	Larrabee, Samuel (I4860)
814	Occupation Weaver	Rowe, Anthony (I4848)
815	Occupation: Cooper	Meyrick, John (I4773)
816	Occupation: Fish Packer and Cooper	Merrick, James (I4328)
817	Occupation: Housewife, Mill Worker Religion: Baptist More About MELLIE MAY EAST: Burial: Prospect Cemetary	East, Mellie May (I1174)
818	Oden Cemetery, Oden, Arkansas	Ledbetter, Eva Jean (I9927)
819	Old Perry Cemetery	Moore, James Thomas (I2597)
820	Old Philadelphia Cemetery, Center Point, White County, Tennessee, USA	Scurlock, Mary Melvina (I10946)
821	Old Philadelphia Cemetery. Center Point, White County, Tennessee, USA	Scurlock, Lucy (I10945)
822	On 20 May 1828, Sion Lee BOYKIN b 1800-1806 & Elizabeth E. ANDERSON b c 1810 (daughter of my wife's ggggggparents Hezekiah ANDERSON d Mar 1826 & Alley _____) were married in Screven Co GA by Lewis Malone STRICKLAND J.P. In the Screven Co GA Census of 1830, Scion and ?Elizabeth appear to have a son less than five years of age. On 25 Nov 1830, Alley, her son-in-law Sion and another son-in-law signed as surety for yet another son-in-law's administration of the estate of Alley's ?brother-in-law, James ANDERSON (whose heirs were apparently brothers and brothers-in-law). Sion was included in a similar bond on 6 Dec 1830, but not on 10 Jan 1831. On 26 Feb 1831, Sion bought a horse at the sale of the estate of James ANDERSON. In the division of Hezekiah's estate, Sion BOYKIN is listed as an heir on 8 Jul 1833, but not on 20 Sep 1833! In his will of 17 Mar 1836 (Screven Co GA Will Book 1 p 48), Ely RUSHING ?b 1810-1820 names his brother-in-law Sion L. BOYKIN as his executor (other heirs were his brother Michael J. RUSHING and sisters Mahala and Caroline). Sion Lee BOYKIN does not appear in the Screven Co GA Census of 1840. In addition to spelling variations Sion/Scion/Sihon, the name is misread as Lion/Leon. Sion Lee BOYKIN may be the natural son of the Selah/Celia BOYKIN b c 1790 who m c 1806-1807 George MOCK b c 1785 (Sion was probably with George & Celia in 1820). On 14 Jun 1806, a Selah BOYKIN (?age 16) made a gift of a cow, a calf and a two-year old heifer to her son Sihon Lee BOYKIN (at most six years old at the time?). George MOCK b c 1785 m c 1806-1807 a Selah/Celia BOYKIN b c 1790 (sister of my ggggfather), and they are the ancestors of most of the Screven Co GA MOCKs. A couple of their grandsons were named Sion B. MOCK b c 1842 and Sion MOCK b c 1840 (may be one fellow who was double counted in the 1860 census). In the 1820 Census, the George and Selah MOCK household includes one young man b 1796-1802 (I believe this man to be Sion Lee BOYKIN), two boys b 1804-1810, and three boys and a girl b 1810-1820. By 1820 George and Selah are known to have had five children, sons b 1808, 1811, 1815 and 1817 and a daughter b 1813. (Gene Brownlow) I believe Selah/Celia Boykin had a child, Scion Lee Boykiin, before she married George Mock. The records show Selah/Celia Boykin marred George Mock late in 1806 or 1807. About a year later they had their first child, Joseph Andrew Mock, in 1808. Scion "LEE" Boykin may have been the child of one of the Lee families that lived in Screven at the same time. There were two men in the same age range as Seah/Celia, Joshua Lee and a John Lee. John show to have a famliy in the 1830 cencus and Joshua shows to be living with an older lady, possibly his mother. This could account for Selah/Celia "Boykin" having a son she gave the last name of "Boykin" with a middle name of "LEE" which would have been his true father's last name. Note: in 2019 I found a David Lee jr. b 1787, which would have made him 3 years older than Selah. He was married to Mary Best and they had a son in 1807 which was less than a year after Scion Lee Boykin. It also shows his father David Lee was buried in Screven.	Boykin, Selah Cecelia (I5804)
823	On the 1900 soundex it says 1 Widowed mother of 10 chlider, 8 living. Live west of S.A. & S.P. Railroad Crossing of Lott. Mary was buried inHarmony Cemetery but i was not able to find her headstone.	Robinson, Mary Jane (I78)
824	One of my confirmed relatives in Daughters of The Republic of Texas Name: Martha Francis Smith Death Date: 12 Feb 1922 Death Place: Near Eddy, Mclennan, Texas Gender: Female Race: white Death Age: 84 years 5 months 14 days Estimated Birth Date: Birth Date: 28 Aug 1838 Birthplace: Trinity County Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Father's Name: D. Chatman Father's Birthplace: Do Not Know Mother's Name: Rebeca Hodge Mother's Birthplace: Do Not Know Occupation: Housewife Place of Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Bruceville, Texas Burial Date: 12 Feb 1922 Additional Relatives: X Film Number: 2074475 Digital Film Number: 4030076 Image Number: 2240 Reference Number: cn 5493 Daughters of the Republic of Texas Application 21509 on page 352 Based on her Obituary Martha Francis (Chapman) Smith was buried next to Littleton Spivey Smith in Cox Cemetery. Mrs. Martha Francis Smith is Gone to Rest On Sunday morning about five o'clock the gental spirit of Mrs. Martha Frances Smith departed this life and went to dwell in "house not made with hands." Some four weeks ago she went from the old homestead near Bruceville, where she lived with her son, J.E. Smith, to Eddy for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. John Baugh, and soon her strength began to fail and despite the heroic fight that was made by her attending loved ones and skilled physicians, it seemed that nothing could give strength to her care-worn body and cheerfully and resignedly she awaited the last summons. Mrs. Smith was 84 years old and was born and reared in Houston County, Texas where at the age of 15 years was converted and joined the Baptist church. She was married to K.S. (sic) Smith about 88 years ago and together theyfaced the many difficult problems that confronted the settlers of the early days in Texas. About 49 years ago they moved to this county and settled near Bruceville and 14 years later Mr. Smith died leaving her witha large family and to fight life's battle alone. Courageous, putting her faith in God, faithful to her church, and a friend to humanity, she succeeded in rearing her children to be useful men and women, The funeral service was held by Rev. G.W. Cook at the Baptist church at Bruceville and she was laid to rest by the side of her campion inthe Cox Cemetery. She was the mother of eleven children and the seven living are: Mrs. Tom Adams, Childress; Mrs. R.L. Simmons, Katy, Okla; Mrs. John Baugh, Eddy; Mrs. W.A. Moore, Moody; Mrs. Low Ingram, Bruceville; Mrs. A.S. Taylor, Waco; J.E. Smith, Bruceville. The pall bearers were: Bruce, Chas. and Joel Kincannon, all of Bruceville, and Messrs, Langley, Long and Dillworth, all of Eddy. Card of Thanks. We Wish to express to the good people of Eddy and that community our sincere thanks and appreciations for the knidness shown us during the illness and death of our dear mother, Mrs. Martha Frances Smith, and for the beauitful flowers we also thank you. Our hearts are full of gratitude to the neighbors and friends of Mrs. W.A. Moore who were so thoughtful and kind. May God's richest blessing rest upon one and all. Mrs. W.A. Moore, Brothers and Sisters. Burial: Cox Cemetery 31°20'10.87"N 97°13'38.76"W McLennan County Texas, USA	Chapman, Martha Frances (I2672)
825	Osage Cemetery, Coryell County, Texas	Kirby, Sarah Jane (I5691)
826	Oswin was a victim of the April 7, 1900 catastrophic dam break that came about after a couple days of rain that put pressure on the MacDonald Dam it couldn't handle. The flooding from the storm combined with the dam break was tremendous. According to reports I've read Oswin, in a nutshell, and his horse and buggy, were swept off the dike that crossed the river and was near the Bouldin Creek bridge and the Congress Ave. bridge. He happened upon a pole and was safe until a house caught in the torrent hit the pole. He was found about 7 days later in debris along the river in Webberville and was interred on a man's farm. His parents sent friends to get him so he was disinterred and identified by a friend based on a patch on a shoe. He was promptly interred at Oakwood Cemetery.	LaFrance, Oswin Paul (I10301)
827	P.C. Shields' Company G of Colonel John Savages' 16th Tennessee Inf. Reg.	Bain, Isaiah (I765)
828	P.C. Shields' Company G of Colonel John Savages' 16th Tennessee Inf. Reg.	Bain, Alfred Monroe (I766)
829	Pasenger of the Mayflower	Brewster, Elder (I4617)
830	PATRICK HENRY SUDBURY was born in Prince Edward County, Virginia, in 1817. According to Robert McBride, Patrick moved with his parents to Rutherford County, Tennessee, about 1837. He is the right age to have been the one unidentified son listed as living with his father, William W. Sudbury, in the 1840 Tennessee census index. On May 17, 1843, in Rutherford County, Patrick married SARAH SMOTHERMAN. Sarah had been born in Rutherford County in 1822. She was the daughter of JOHN G. SMOTHERMAN and NANCY WILLIAMS. Robert McBride says that the marriage of Patrick and Sarah was part of a double ceremony in which Patrick's sister, Mariah (entry 1445), married Sarah's brother, Bartholomew Smotherman. In the 1850 Tennessee census, Patrick is listed at age 33, along with Sarah, age 23, and their son William, age 2. At that time they were living on a parcel of land in Rutherford County very close to Patrick's parents. Although there is no 1860 census listing for Patrick, there is a listing in the 1870 Tennessee census index for a "Patrick Sudbury", age 56, living in Rutherford County. Despite the three-year age discrepancy between the Patrick listed in the 1850 census and the Patrick listed in the 1870 census, there is good reason to believe that they are the same person. First of all, they are both listed as living in Rutherford County. Secondly, there is an entry in the 1870 census index for a "William Sudbury", age 22, living on a parcel of land next to Patrick. This William is the exact age that Patrick's son William would have been according to the 1850 census entry. Robert McBride recounts the following interesting facts about Patrick's life: Patrick Henry Sudberry and his family lived in the 14th district of Rutherford County. His home, since burned and replaced by another structure, lay about a mile south of the village of Link, and directly across the road from Lebanon Methodist Church. It is noted that Patrick Henry Sudberry donated the land on which "Old Leb" Church stands. In the absence of Episcopal churches in rural Tennessee, the Sudberry family invariably, it seems, became Methodists. Patrick Henry Sudberry and his brother-in-law, Bartholomew Smotherman, as well as being farmers, were partners as blacksmiths -- the 19th century equivalent of the "super service-station". They prospered and were men of some local prominence and affluence. Patrick H. Sudberry lived in the Link community for the rest of his life. He died about 1897 (his estate was settled in 1898). His wife died a year later. He and his wife are buried in a family graveyard about two miles northeast of his home.	Smotherman, Sarah (I4280)
831	Peak District Air Accident Research B-17E 41-9051 of the 813th BS / 482nd BG USAAF, crashed on Skiddaw near Keswick, on the 14th September 1943. The crew were on a cross country navigation flight from Alconbury, near Huntingdon, to RAF Turnhouse on the edge of Edinburgh (currently the city's airport). The accident investigators suggested that having been airborne for the lentgh of time it would have normally taken to fly from Alconbury to Edinburgh the pilot began a descent though the low cloud. While still in cloud at approximately 11:30am the aircraft flew into the south western side of Skiddaw and was destroyed by the crash and subsequent fire. The aircraft crashed on the steep scree slope on the south western side of Skiddaw a couple of hundred feet below the summit.	Sudbury, Robert Jackson (I3899)
832	Per contributor Teresa Parrish: "During the Civil War Paul served in the Union Army in Company D, 1st Louisiana Cavalry. On the 1880 Travis county, Texas census his occupation is 'special policeman'. Presumably it had to do with Reconstruction." Thank you, Teresa! FOR THE RECORD!!!! He was indeed born in FRANCE per his death cert. and census records. That kind of consistency, unusual in genealogy, seals it. His Civil War military rec., enlistment, does list his b.p. as New Orleans, La. BUT IT IS WRONG!! tkp 1880 Travis co. census; Polling place #5; pg. 23 Line 9: Lafrance, P C ...... place of birth: France 1900 Travis co. census; Justice Pct. 6; sheet 9A Line 34: Lafrance, Paul (garbled, sometimes interpreted as 'Pearl')..... place of birth: France Immigration date is 1858. 1910 Travis co. census; Justice Pct. 3; Austin city (part of); sheet 4B Line 80: LaFrance, Paul ...... place of birth: France ∼ Death date is burial date 78 years of age White/Male Born: France	LaFrance, Paul Cazemir (I10986)
833	Peter Bain and Unknown married. They had the following children: 3. i. Robert Edwin Bain[2] was born about 1750 in VA. He married Rachel Sarah Flaker in 1775 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He died after 29 Mar 1813 in Greenville Co., SC.	Bain, Peter (I877)
834	Plainview Cemeteery, Plainview, Texas	Seay, Nancy Irdell (I9259)
835	Plainview Cemetery, Planview Texas	La France, Isaac Washington (I9265)
836	Plum Grove or West Point, Fayette County, Texas - Criswell Family Cemetery	Criswell, John Yancy (I4936)
837	Post Oak Cemetery	Karnes, Charles Thomas (I10987)
838	Preston A Dickinson is buried next to his father, Dr. Samuel Burling Dickinson. The grave on the left is Dr. Sam and Preston is the grave on the right with the American Flag in place at the foot of the grave. The Last Will and Testament of Amos Dickinson - Samuel's father and Preston's grandfather gives Preston's middle name as Augustus.	Dickinson, Preston Augustus (I6687)
839	Professional Truck Driver Obituary; Arthur L. Mirick, age 69 of Royse City, TX, passed away September 28, 2013. He was born May 9, 1944, in Waco, TX, to R.A. and Sarah Lee (Smith) Mirick. He was Baptist. Arthur is survived by his wife: Bobbie Mirick; daughters: Sherry Cosby Lee and husband Thomas and Kim Reppen and husband John; step-son: Curt V.S. Temple, Sr.; step-daughter: Tammy Lynn Ethridge and husband Calvin; brother: C.W. Mirick; 8 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers: Jay and Bud Mirick; and sisters: June Mirick, Louise Brownlow, Emily Hardy, Jenita Jo Wilson and Martha Elizabeth Mirick. Funeral services will be held 10:00am Wednesday, October 2, 2013, at Rest Haven Funeral Home-Royse City Chapel. Interment will be in Waco Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday from 6:00 to 8:00pm.	Mirick, Arthur Lee (I10308)
840	Purlor Rodgers •Note: Marriage ceremony was performed by her grandfather Henry Bain, Justice of the Peace, Garland County, Arkansas. Purlor and her Husband Jeff D. Rodgers moved to Waco, Texas. Her husband was Jefferson Davis Bragg Boragard Lee Rodgers. He was named after the president of the confederacy and its three generals. Their Childern were: Twin boys that Edwin could not remember their names but they died shortly after they were born. Elonzo Bose (Lon) Jeff Lue Solas Oakley (Buck) Minnie Vatie Rosellia Willie Georgie died in her teans in a house fire. She was engaged to Johnnie Sharp. Johnnie later married Vatie. Birth: 1869 Death: 1940 Burial: Bosqueville Cemetery Bosqueville McLennan County Texas, USA Created by: Mary Jo Fraley Record added: Oct 12, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 59988561	Bain, Purlor Eunice (I583)
841	Pvt Randolph Rutherford was a a Revolutionary War Veteran. Patriot Name Military Rank State of Service Cemetery Location Born Died Citation Quality Spouse Number Spouse Name Child Number Child Name Rutherford, Randolph 17581841 SAR Patriot Index Edition III (CD: PP2210, Progeny Publ., 2002) plus data to 2004 SAR application	Rutherford, Randolph (I8123)
842	Qakwood emetery	Moore, William Stephen (I10581)
843	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)
844	Rabbit Hash, Boone, KY -Ryle	Mirick, Col Dorchester Hedger (I2679)
845	Rabbit Hash,Boone,KY -Ryle	Porter, Martha (I2680)
846	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)
847	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)
848	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)
849	Rebecca died of "Brain fever" in 1860	Brownlow, Rebecca (I1316)
850	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)

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Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, McLennan County, Texas

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oAnn Kline Abney, 77, a 46-year resident of Euless and a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend, passed away Friday, Jan. 7, 2011. Funeral: Noon Monday in the chapel of Forest Ridge Funeral Home in Hurst. Interment: Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation: The family will receive friends 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. JoAnn was born in Dallas on Jan. 20, 1933. She retired as a floral designer and was most known for the love she showed for her family, her generosity, and her willingness to open her arms to everyone. JoAnn was preceded in death by her loving husband, David Abney. Survivors: Sons, John Conner and wife, Karla, and Joe Clifton and girlfriend, Kimberly Moore; daughters, Connie Oliver and husband, Bill, Jana Meserole Risinger and husband, Steve, and Traci Walls and husband, Greg; 14 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. She was also loved by a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and extended family members.
Published in Star-Telegram on January 9, 2011

Kline, JoAnn (I11134)

803

Obediah J. Brownlow - Civil War

“Obed” was the brother of James A. H. Brownlow above, but in keeping with the unique tragedy that was the Civil War, he fought for the Union. He joined Company D of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry (Union) and died 12 February 1865 of wounds he received in fighting at Pulaski, Tennessee. He was probably wounded September 26 or 27, when the 4th Tennessee was involved in a skirmish at Pulaski.

Death: during Civil War

More About OBEDIAH J. BROWNLOW:
Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Co. D, 4th Tenn Calvary, Private

Name: O. J. Brownlow (Alias Obediah J. Brownlow
Rank: Private
State Served: Tennessee
Unit: 4th Cavalry Regiment
Company: D
Date of Death: 12 FEB 1865
Cemetery: Stones River National Cemetery
Location: Rutherford County, TN
Section: A
Grave Number: 176
Submitter: Mitzi P. Freeman
Additional Information:

OBED J BROWNLOW
Rank: Privt
Age: 26
Enlisted: Jan 9 63 Mustered: Feb 10 63
Remarks: Died Feb 12 65 of wounds recd in action

Brownlow, Obediah J. (I1062)

804

Obit
Frances Ann Mirick, 88, of Lorena, passed away surrounded by her loving family, Tuesday, January 16, 2018. A graveside service will be held, 10 am, Saturday, January 20, 2018, at Lorena Cemetery, with Pastor Derek Whitten officiating. The family will receive visitors Friday, January 19, from 5-7 pm, at Pecan Grove Funeral Home 3124 Robinson Dr.
Frances was born, April 21, 1929, in Coryell County, to Tom and Merle Copeland. She married the love of her life, John E. Mirick Sr., on June 7, 1947, in Lorena, TX. She enjoyed RVing, Fishing, Sewing and Oil Painting.
She was preceded in death by her parents; Husband, John E. Mirick Sr. (Jay); Son, John E. Mirick, Jr.; Sisters, Dorothy Driskell Behringer, Tommie Sue Boykin and Catherine Copeland.
She is survived by her daughter, Sharon Montgomery and husband, Bryan; daughter-in-law, Susan Mirick; grandsons, Bryan Mirick and wife Melissa, Michael Montgomery, and Matthew Montgomery and wife, Amanda; granddaughter, Katie Baldwin and husband, Joshua; great-granddaughters, Lauren Baldwin, Kimberly Reusch, Kaitlyn Reusch and Piper Montgomery; great-grandsons, John and Zane Mirick; many nieces, nephews and extended family.
Honorary Pallbearers will be, Bryan Mirick, Michael Montgomery, Matthew Montgomery, Joshua Baldwin, John Swanson and Steve Kincer.

Copeland, Frances Ann (I102)

805

OBITUARY
GLENN RANDEL OWEN, 66, of Cumming, Georgia passed away on January 6th, 2011 with his loving family at his side. He was preceded in death by his son, Rusty Tomlin.

He is survived by his wife, Opal Nell Owen, of Cumming, Georgia; sons, Mike (lee) Tomlin of Pearland, TX, Mitch (Kristin) Tomlin of Dickenson, TX, Randy (ALISA) Tomlin of Cumming, GA; daughter, Mary Tomlin of Lake Jackson, TX; grandchildren, Christy, Kris, Tiffany, Ray, Kayla, Cable, Cody, Cory, Logan, Connor and Brady Tomlin, Brittany Via, Jessie Fisher, Ashley and Harrison Hayes.

His family will be planning a Celebration of Life Memorial Service and will be announced once the final arrangements have been made.

Byars Funeral Home and Cremation Services is in charge of the arrangements.

_________________________________________________
Name:
R Owens Glenn
Alias:
Randall Owen
Second Alias:
Randel Owens Owen
Event Type:
Residence
Third Alias:
Glenn Randel Owen
Event Date:
1 Mar 2008
Event Place:
Lake Jackson, Brazoria, Texas, United States
Event Place (Original):
Lake Jackson, Texas, United States
Phone Number:
746-1074
Previous Residence:
Lake Jackson, Texas 77566
Previous Residence Postal Code:
77566
Birth Date:
24 Jul 1944
Second Previous Residence Place:
Houston, Texas 77034
Third Previous Residence Place:
Beaumont, Texas 77705
2nd Address Date:
01 Oct 1999-10 Jan 2009
3rd Address Date:
01 Jan 1988-01 Jan 2004

___________________________________________
Deceased
Name: Glenn R Owen
Event Type: Obituary
Event Date: 08 Jan 2011
Event Place: Georgia, United States
Residence Place: Cumming
Residence Date: 06 Jan 2011
Sex: Male
Age: 66
Birth Year (Estimated): 1945
Death Date: 06 Jan 2011
Newspaper: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The

________________________________________________
Name:
Glenn R Owen
Event Type:
Divorce
Event Date:
07 Apr 1970
Event Place:
Galveston, Texas, United States
Age:
25
Marriage Date:
09 Jun 1967
Birth Year (Estimated):
1945
Spouse's Name:
Cecilia S Owen
Spouse's Age:
27
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):
1943
Number of Children Under Age 18:
0
File Number:
012158
Affiliate County Code:
084
_________________________________________________
Name:
Glenn R Owen
Event Type:
Marriage
Event Date:
04 Mar 1974
Event Place:
Orange, Texas, United States
Age:
29
Birth Year (Estimated):
1945
Spouse's Name:
Opal N Martin
Spouse's Age:
32
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):
1942
Certificate Number:
025563
Affiliate County Code:
181

Owen, Glenn Randall (I10169)

806

Obituary in a Waco newspaper: "James Thomas Carter, age 7 mos., died Apr. 20, 1877, in Waco. Son of R. M. and R. S. Carter. Funeral Apr. 21, Sat." He was the son of Robert M. Carter and Rebecca S. Karnes. He may be buried in Waco without a marker.

Carter, James Thomas (I8275)

807

Obituary;
Died near Waldo, McLennan county, Texas March 10 at 7 a.m., Mrs. Selena R. Carter, daughter of Rev. R. P. Dean. She was born June 1st 1819 in Hardeman county, Tennessee, moved from there to Tiper county Mississippi with her parents in 1832. At the age of 12 she made a profession of religion and joined the M. E. church South at Hickory Grove, Tennessee. Was married to James Carter April 28, 1835 [note: correct date is 1836], moved to Webberville, Travis county Texas in 1851. She was the mother of 11 children 4 of whom with her husband preceded her to their final resting place. This faithful servant of God has closed a long and useful life of nearly 84 years. For seventy-two years was a devout and active member of the Methodist church.

Dean, Salina Roxanna (I4915)

808

Occupation Captain

Libby, John (I4886)

809

Occupation Carpenter

Libby, John (I4882)

810

Occupation Coaster

Rowe, Anthony (I4847)

811

Occupation Fisherman

Libby, Joseph (I4888)

812

Occupation Housewright

Libby, James (I4892)

813

Occupation Seaman

Larrabee, Samuel (I4860)

814

Occupation Weaver

Rowe, Anthony (I4848)

815

Occupation: Cooper

Meyrick, John (I4773)

816

Occupation: Fish Packer and Cooper

Merrick, James (I4328)

817

Occupation: Housewife, Mill Worker
Religion: Baptist

More About MELLIE MAY EAST:
Burial: Prospect Cemetary

East, Mellie May (I1174)

818

Oden Cemetery, Oden, Arkansas

Ledbetter, Eva Jean (I9927)

819

Old Perry Cemetery

Moore, James Thomas (I2597)

820

Old Philadelphia Cemetery, Center Point, White County, Tennessee, USA

Scurlock, Mary Melvina (I10946)

821

Old Philadelphia Cemetery. Center Point, White County, Tennessee, USA

Scurlock, Lucy (I10945)

822

On 20 May 1828, Sion Lee BOYKIN b 1800-1806 & Elizabeth E. ANDERSON b c 1810 (daughter of my wife's ggggggparents Hezekiah ANDERSON d Mar 1826 & Alley _____) were married in Screven Co GA by Lewis Malone STRICKLAND J.P. In the Screven Co GA Census of 1830, Scion and ?Elizabeth appear to have a son less than five years of age. On 25 Nov 1830, Alley, her son-in-law Sion and another son-in-law signed as surety for yet another son-in-law's administration of the estate of Alley's ?brother-in-law, James ANDERSON (whose heirs were apparently brothers and brothers-in-law). Sion was included in a similar bond on 6 Dec 1830, but not on 10 Jan 1831. On 26 Feb 1831, Sion bought a horse at the sale of the estate of James ANDERSON. In the division of Hezekiah's estate, Sion BOYKIN is listed as an heir on 8 Jul 1833, but not on 20 Sep 1833!

In his will of 17 Mar 1836 (Screven Co GA Will Book 1 p 48), Ely RUSHING ?b 1810-1820 names his brother-in-law Sion L. BOYKIN as his executor (other heirs were his brother Michael J. RUSHING and sisters Mahala and Caroline).

Sion Lee BOYKIN does not appear in the Screven Co GA Census of 1840. In addition to spelling variations Sion/Scion/Sihon, the name is misread as Lion/Leon. Sion Lee BOYKIN may be the natural son of the Selah/Celia BOYKIN b c 1790 who m c 1806-1807 George MOCK b c 1785 (Sion was probably with George & Celia in 1820). On 14 Jun 1806, a Selah BOYKIN (?age 16) made a gift of a cow, a calf and a two-year old heifer to her son Sihon Lee BOYKIN (at most six years old at the time?). George MOCK b c 1785 m c 1806-1807 a Selah/Celia BOYKIN b c 1790 (sister of my ggggfather), and they are the ancestors of most of the Screven Co GA MOCKs. A couple of their grandsons were named Sion B. MOCK b c 1842 and Sion MOCK b c 1840 (may be one fellow who was double counted in the 1860 census). In the 1820 Census, the George and Selah MOCK household includes one young man b 1796-1802 (I believe this man to be Sion Lee BOYKIN), two boys b 1804-1810, and three boys and a girl b 1810-1820. By 1820 George and Selah are known to have had five children, sons b 1808, 1811, 1815 and 1817 and a daughter b 1813.

(Gene Brownlow) I believe Selah/Celia Boykin had a child, Scion Lee Boykiin, before she married George Mock. The records show Selah/Celia Boykin marred George Mock late in 1806 or 1807. About a year later they had their first child, Joseph Andrew Mock, in 1808. Scion "LEE" Boykin may have been the child of one of the Lee families that lived in Screven at the same time. There were two men in the same age range as Seah/Celia, Joshua Lee and a John Lee. John show to have a famliy in the 1830 cencus and Joshua shows to be living with an older lady, possibly his mother. This could account for Selah/Celia "Boykin" having a son she gave the last name of "Boykin" with a middle name of "LEE" which would have been his true father's last name. Note: in 2019 I found a David Lee jr. b 1787, which would have made him 3 years older than Selah. He was married to Mary Best and they had a son in 1807 which was less than a year after Scion Lee Boykin. It also shows his father David Lee was buried in Screven.

Boykin, Selah Cecelia (I5804)

823

On the 1900 soundex it says 1 Widowed mother of 10 chlider, 8 living. Live west of S.A. & S.P. Railroad Crossing of Lott.

Mary was buried inHarmony Cemetery but i was not able to find her headstone.

Robinson, Mary Jane (I78)

824

One of my confirmed relatives in Daughters of The Republic of Texas

Name: Martha Francis Smith
Death Date: 12 Feb 1922
Death Place: Near Eddy, Mclennan, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: white
Death Age: 84 years 5 months 14 days
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 28 Aug 1838
Birthplace: Trinity County
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: D. Chatman
Father's Birthplace: Do Not Know
Mother's Name: Rebeca Hodge
Mother's Birthplace: Do Not Know
Occupation: Housewife
Place of Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Bruceville, Texas
Burial Date: 12 Feb 1922
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2074475
Digital Film Number: 4030076
Image Number: 2240
Reference Number: cn 5493

Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Application 21509 on page 352

Based on her Obituary Martha Francis (Chapman) Smith was buried next to Littleton Spivey Smith in Cox Cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Francis Smith is Gone to Rest
On Sunday morning about five o'clock the gental spirit of Mrs. Martha Frances Smith departed this life and went to dwell in "house not made with hands."

Some four weeks ago she went from the old homestead near Bruceville, where she lived with her son, J.E. Smith, to Eddy for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. John Baugh, and soon her strength began to fail and despite the heroic fight that was made by her attending loved ones and skilled physicians, it seemed that nothing could give strength to her care-worn body and cheerfully and resignedly she awaited the last summons.

Mrs. Smith was 84 years old and was born and reared in Houston County, Texas where at the age of 15 years was converted and joined the Baptist church. She was married to K.S. (sic) Smith about 88 years ago and together theyfaced the many difficult problems that confronted the settlers of the early days in Texas.

About 49 years ago they moved to this county and settled near Bruceville and 14 years later Mr. Smith died leaving her witha large family and to fight life's battle alone.

Courageous, putting her faith in God, faithful to her church, and a friend to humanity, she succeeded in rearing her children to be useful men and women,

The funeral service was held by Rev. G.W. Cook at the Baptist church at Bruceville and she was laid to rest by the side of her campion inthe Cox Cemetery.

She was the mother of eleven children and the seven living are: Mrs. Tom Adams, Childress; Mrs. R.L. Simmons, Katy, Okla; Mrs. John Baugh, Eddy; Mrs. W.A. Moore, Moody; Mrs. Low Ingram, Bruceville; Mrs. A.S. Taylor, Waco; J.E. Smith, Bruceville.

The pall bearers were: Bruce, Chas. and Joel Kincannon, all of Bruceville, and Messrs, Langley, Long and Dillworth, all of Eddy.

Card of Thanks.
We Wish to express to the good people of Eddy and that community our sincere thanks and appreciations for the knidness shown us during the illness and death of our dear mother, Mrs. Martha Frances Smith, and for the beauitful flowers we also thank you.

Our hearts are full of gratitude to the neighbors and friends of Mrs. W.A. Moore who were so thoughtful and kind.

May God's richest blessing rest upon one and all.

Mrs. W.A. Moore,
Brothers and Sisters.

Burial:
Cox Cemetery
31°20'10.87"N 97°13'38.76"W
McLennan County
Texas, USA

Chapman, Martha Frances (I2672)

825

Osage Cemetery, Coryell County, Texas

Kirby, Sarah Jane (I5691)

826

Oswin was a victim of the April 7, 1900 catastrophic dam break that came about after a couple days of rain that put pressure on the MacDonald Dam it couldn't handle. The flooding from the storm combined with the dam break was tremendous. According to reports I've read Oswin, in a nutshell, and his horse and buggy, were swept off the dike that crossed the river and was near the Bouldin Creek bridge and the Congress Ave. bridge. He happened upon a pole and was safe until a house caught in the torrent hit the pole. He was found about 7 days later in debris along the river in Webberville and was interred on a man's farm. His parents sent friends to get him so he was disinterred and identified by a friend based on a patch on a shoe. He was promptly interred at Oakwood Cemetery.

LaFrance, Oswin Paul (I10301)

827

P.C. Shields' Company G of Colonel John Savages' 16th Tennessee Inf. Reg.

Bain, Isaiah (I765)

828

P.C. Shields' Company G of Colonel John Savages' 16th Tennessee Inf. Reg.

Bain, Alfred Monroe (I766)

829

Pasenger of the Mayflower

Brewster, Elder (I4617)

830

PATRICK HENRY SUDBURY was born in Prince Edward County, Virginia, in
1817. According to Robert McBride, Patrick moved with his parents to Rutherford
County, Tennessee, about 1837. He is the right age to have been the one unidentified
son listed as living with his father, William W. Sudbury, in the 1840 Tennessee
census index. On May 17, 1843, in Rutherford County, Patrick married SARAH
SMOTHERMAN. Sarah had been born in Rutherford County in 1822. She was the
daughter of JOHN G. SMOTHERMAN and NANCY WILLIAMS. Robert
McBride says that the marriage of Patrick and Sarah was part of a double ceremony
in which Patrick's sister, Mariah (entry 1445), married Sarah's brother, Bartholomew
Smotherman.
In the 1850 Tennessee census, Patrick is listed at age 33, along with Sarah, age 23,
and their son William, age 2. At that time they were living on a parcel of land in
Rutherford County very close to Patrick's parents. Although there is no 1860 census
listing for Patrick, there is a listing in the 1870 Tennessee census index for a "Patrick
Sudbury", age 56, living in Rutherford County. Despite the three-year age discrepancy between the Patrick listed in the 1850 census and the Patrick listed in the
1870 census, there is good reason to believe that they are the same person. First of
all, they are both listed as living in Rutherford County. Secondly, there is an entry in
the 1870 census index for a "William Sudbury", age 22, living on a parcel of land
next to Patrick. This William is the exact age that Patrick's son William would have
been according to the 1850 census entry.
Robert McBride recounts the following interesting facts about Patrick's life:
Patrick Henry Sudberry and his family lived in the 14th district of Rutherford
County. His home, since burned and replaced by another structure, lay about a
mile south of the village of Link, and directly across the road from Lebanon
Methodist Church. It is noted that Patrick Henry Sudberry donated the land on
which "Old Leb" Church stands. In the absence of Episcopal churches in rural
Tennessee, the Sudberry family invariably, it seems, became Methodists.
Patrick Henry Sudberry and his brother-in-law, Bartholomew Smotherman, as
well as being farmers, were partners as blacksmiths -- the 19th century equivalent
of the "super service-station". They prospered and were men of some local
prominence and affluence.
Patrick H. Sudberry lived in the Link community for the rest of his life. He died
about 1897 (his estate was settled in 1898). His wife died a year later. He and
his wife are buried in a family graveyard about two miles northeast of his home.

Smotherman, Sarah (I4280)

831

Peak District Air Accident Research

B-17E 41-9051 of the 813th BS / 482nd BG USAAF, crashed on Skiddaw near Keswick, on the 14th September 1943.

The crew were on a cross country navigation flight from Alconbury, near Huntingdon, to RAF Turnhouse on the edge of Edinburgh (currently the city's airport). The accident investigators suggested that having been airborne for the lentgh of time it would have normally taken to fly from Alconbury to Edinburgh the pilot began a descent though the low cloud. While still in cloud at approximately 11:30am the aircraft flew into the south western side of Skiddaw and was destroyed by the crash and subsequent fire.

The aircraft crashed on the steep scree slope on the south western side of Skiddaw a couple of hundred feet below the summit.

Sudbury, Robert Jackson (I3899)

832

Per contributor Teresa Parrish:

"During the Civil War Paul served in the Union Army in Company D, 1st Louisiana Cavalry.
On the 1880 Travis county, Texas census his occupation is 'special policeman'. Presumably it had to do with Reconstruction."

Thank you, Teresa!

FOR THE RECORD!!!! He was indeed born in FRANCE per his death cert. and census records. That kind of consistency, unusual in genealogy, seals it. His Civil War military rec., enlistment, does list his b.p. as New Orleans, La. BUT IT IS WRONG!! tkp

1880 Travis co. census; Polling place #5; pg. 23
Line 9: Lafrance, P C ...... place of birth: France

1900 Travis co. census; Justice Pct. 6; sheet 9A
Line 34: Lafrance, Paul (garbled, sometimes interpreted as 'Pearl')..... place of birth: France
Immigration date is 1858.

1910 Travis co. census; Justice Pct. 3; Austin city (part of); sheet 4B
Line 80: LaFrance, Paul ...... place of birth: France
∼
Death date is burial date
78 years of age
White/Male
Born: France

LaFrance, Paul Cazemir (I10986)

833

Peter Bain and Unknown married. They had the following children:
3. i. Robert Edwin Bain[2] was born about 1750 in VA. He married Rachel Sarah Flaker in
1775 in Fluvanna Co., VA. He died after 29 Mar 1813 in Greenville Co., SC.

Bain, Peter (I877)

834

Plainview Cemeteery, Plainview, Texas

Seay, Nancy Irdell (I9259)

835

Plainview Cemetery, Planview Texas

La France, Isaac Washington (I9265)

836

Plum Grove or West Point, Fayette County, Texas - Criswell Family Cemetery

Criswell, John Yancy (I4936)

837

Post Oak Cemetery

Karnes, Charles Thomas (I10987)

838

Preston A Dickinson is buried next to his father, Dr. Samuel Burling Dickinson. The grave on the left is Dr. Sam and Preston is the grave on the right with the American Flag in place at the foot of the grave.
The Last Will and Testament of Amos Dickinson - Samuel's father and Preston's grandfather gives Preston's middle name as Augustus.

Dickinson, Preston Augustus (I6687)

839

Professional Truck Driver

Obituary;

Arthur L. Mirick, age 69 of Royse City, TX, passed away September 28, 2013. He was born May 9, 1944, in Waco, TX, to R.A. and Sarah Lee (Smith) Mirick. He was Baptist.

Arthur is survived by his wife: Bobbie Mirick; daughters: Sherry Cosby Lee and husband Thomas and Kim Reppen and husband John; step-son: Curt V.S. Temple, Sr.; step-daughter: Tammy Lynn Ethridge and husband Calvin; brother: C.W. Mirick; 8 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers: Jay and Bud Mirick; and sisters: June Mirick, Louise Brownlow, Emily Hardy, Jenita Jo Wilson and Martha Elizabeth Mirick.

Funeral services will be held 10:00am Wednesday, October 2, 2013, at Rest Haven Funeral Home-Royse City Chapel. Interment will be in Waco Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday from 6:00 to 8:00pm.

Mirick, Arthur Lee (I10308)

840

Purlor Rodgers
•Note: Marriage ceremony was performed by her grandfather Henry Bain, Justice of the Peace, Garland County, Arkansas. Purlor and her Husband Jeff D. Rodgers moved to Waco, Texas.

Her husband was Jefferson Davis Bragg Boragard Lee Rodgers. He was named after the president of the confederacy and its three generals.
Their Childern were:
Twin boys that Edwin could not remember their names but they died shortly after they were born.
Elonzo Bose (Lon)
Jeff
Lue
Solas Oakley (Buck)
Minnie
Vatie
Rosellia
Willie
Georgie died in her teans in a house fire. She was engaged to Johnnie Sharp. Johnnie later married Vatie.

Birth: 1869
Death: 1940

Burial:
Bosqueville Cemetery
Bosqueville
McLennan County
Texas, USA

Created by: Mary Jo Fraley
Record added: Oct 12, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59988561

Bain, Purlor Eunice (I583)

841

Pvt Randolph Rutherford was a a Revolutionary War Veteran.

Patriot Name Military Rank State of Service Cemetery Location Born Died Citation Quality Spouse Number Spouse Name Child Number Child Name

Rutherford, Randolph 17581841 SAR Patriot Index Edition III (CD: PP2210, Progeny Publ., 2002) plus data to 2004 SAR application

Rutherford, Randolph (I8123)

842

Qakwood emetery

Moore, William Stephen (I10581)

843

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)

844

Rabbit Hash, Boone, KY -Ryle

Mirick, Col Dorchester Hedger (I2679)

845

Rabbit Hash,Boone,KY -Ryle

Porter, Martha (I2680)

846

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)

847

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)

848

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)

849

Rebecca died of "Brain fever" in 1860

Brownlow, Rebecca (I1316)

850

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)

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