Martin Family
Before I started with my Martin family. I must state that I THINK that I have two Martin families. As far as I can tell they are not related.
This page will be for William and Jane (Virgenie) Martin.
The other Martin page is By the preponderant of the law. In other words I have proof this Martin family is mine but not with marriage records or wills or land deeds. But with facts that they must be who I say they are.
The two Martin families will go back and forth from one page to the other.
For they traveled together and intermarried. I will try and keep them straight. But please do count on it.
I have taken Martin Family History, Census, Civil War Records, Bible and Facts by doing this I hope I have proven my Martin family
"Wise County History"
"A Link to the Past First Edition Volume 1"
Thomas Richard Kidd and Cora Jane (Martin) Kidd
Thomas Richard Kidd and Cora Jane Martin were united in marriage in Wise County the 19th of June, 1898. They were joined in marriage by George S. Slover, pastor of Glen Rose Church. We are told that they were married in the W. S. Slover home near Paradise, Texas. Their marriage certificate was found in the files of the County Courthouse at Decatur, Texas in January, 1969 and it is now in the possession of their youngest daughter, and is much treasured. Both parents have passed away.
Cora Jane (Martin) Kidd was born in Wise County, November 12, 1878, the youngest of four children born of the marriage of the Rev. Francis Marion Martin and wife Frances Annie (Carrel) Martin. They were united in marriage in Hardin County, Tennessee, one half mile east of Milledgeville (at her parents' home) in the presence of parents and friends on November 9, 1869. They came to Texas in 1877 and settled near Aurora and Rhome. At this time, they were parents of three children: Nancy Wilson, William Campbell and John Elbert (all born in Hardin County, Tennessee). Cora Jane was born November 12, 1878 and the mother passed away on December 3, 1878, and was buried near their home in the Pleasant Grove Community.
Rev. Francis Marion Martin married a Second time (January 15, 1880) to Mary Elizabeth Paschall of Maury County, Tennessee and of this union six children were born. The first, a daughter, died the same day of her birth. The other Children were: Bertha Price, Joseph Putman, Sallie Ann, Martha Alice and James Wesley. The Rev. Francis Marion Martin are buried in the Cemetery at Poolville, Texas in Parker County.
Rev James Parkson; Rev Moses Lydell and Dr William Stanton. There is a one minister missing; The five Masons; The three daughters
"Wise County History"
Frances Marion Martin wrote a bio for "Wise County History" and it is in Vol. 1. In it he says he was the son of James Parkson Martin and Mary Wilson Martin. (Frank Martin believes Mary Wilson was a descendant of Jonathan Martin of Hardin county TN, which is where the "cousin" came from.) Anyway, here is a quote: "James P. Martin was a minister of the Gospel, beginning his preaching in very early years. His family consisted of four sons and two daughters. One son and one daughter died in infancy.
His father, William, and mother, Virginie, had seven sons and three daughters who lived to be grown. Three became ministers and one a doctor; five were Masons. Three served in the Civil War. The youngest died in camp. Rev. Jas. P. died in Wise County, Texas, Rev. M. L. and Dr. W. S. died in Oklahoma".
William Martin b 1799 m'd Virginie maiden unknown. She name could be Jane/Jenney/Virginie
William and Virginie had seven (7)son and three (3) daughters. Three son became ministers and one a doctor , five were Masons. Three served in the Civil War, the youngest died in camp.
1) Rev James Parkson b 19 Feb 1819 In Lawrence , Al. d 1 Jan 1884 bured in Pleasant Grove Cemetery #2, Wise Co, TX ABOUT 6 MILES SOUTH OF BOYD WEST TO EAST. m'd Mary Wilson Martin. James p Martin was a minister of the Gospel, beginning his preaching in very early years. His family consisted of 4 son and two daughters. One son and one daughters died in infancy.
2) Dr. William Stenson b 1819/1820 d ? Thackerville, Love County, Oklahoma.
3) * Rev. Moses Lydell (Rev) b 02 Sept 1825 in Lawrence, Al. d 06 Dec 1899 in ? Oklahoma m'd on 31 Dec 1845 to Margaret Ariel Martin b 22 Jan 1827 in TN. d 03 July 1889 in Wise Co. TX.
"A Biographical Sketch of the life of Francis Marion Martin" found in "History of Wise County"
Francis Marion Martin, the oldest child and son of Jas. Parkson and Mary Wilson Martin, was born in north Mississippi Tishomingo County, June 28, 1844, on the parents homestead on County Road. He was dedicated in infancy by his parents in the Methodist Church; which was on his parents home place, Bluff Springs. All of his school years were spent here, and he received only the required amount of education.
His parents suffered much during the Civil War, losing most of their property except the land. In July 1861, F. M. Martin took a voyage to Tennessee and remained there until March, 1863, when his parents left home and moved to Hardin County in Tennessee, which was his mother's native county. His father was born and reared in north Alabama, in Lawrence County.
Jas. P Martin was a minister of the Gospel, beginning his preaching in very early years. His family consisted of four son and two daughters. One son and one daughter died in infancy. His father, William
and mother, Virginie, had seven sons and three daughters who lived to be grown. Three became ministers and on a doctor; five were Masons. Three served in the Civil War. The youngest died in camp. Rev. Jas. P. died in Wise County, Texas. Rev M. L., and Dr. W. S. died in Oklahoma.
Thence about the first of March, 1863, I, F. M. Martin, resumed position in the parents home again and remained there until my marriage. From quite a small boy I was convicted of my sins and thus striving against this from time to time, also feeling impressed with the call to preach the gospel, I continued until August 1868, when I was stricken down under affliction one dark gloomy night about the mid hour and at which time I made a complete surrender to the Lord by repentance toward God and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Oh, my soul was so happy that my parents rose up to rejoice with me. Oh, the very courts and the golden streets of Heaven were open to my vision, my father got his hymn book and began to sing praises for redeeming grace, and at once my life was turned to calling sinners to repentance. My brother-in-law, H. B. Baker, was present and was very wicked, so I approached with appealing words of warning about sin which brought him to weeping. Thus in a very short time he became religious and was useful in the church. My only surviving sister and he are living at a ripe age and yet faithful to God. I, because of affliction, was not permitted to attend church for one year or more. In April, 1869, we were faced by a sudden call of death to give up a dear mother. Oh, she's in Heaven waiting the coming of her loved ones. Oh, I know she was a true Christian. She sleeps near New Salem Church, the home of our membership, awaiting the glorious call of the resurrection morn. Yes, my mother will know her children that she led to the house of God early in life, and knelt so often in secret prayer. I am happy and proud that I was dedicated in infancy and raised at a family altar. Solomon said, "Raise a child up in the way he should go and when he is old he won't depart from it," and this invariably proves true. After I was converted I did not unite with the church and take up my cross as I should have. I became indifferent, drifting back in sin. Then on November 9, 1868 I married Miss Frances Annie Carrel, a good religious girl, which was a great stay and help in restoring the comfort and joy of my soul.
Thence the second Sabbath in August, 1873, I joined the Methodist Church south At New Salem, William H. Evans was the preacher in charge. I began Sabbath school and Church work at once. We have dedicated nine babies to God in baptism, four boys and five girls. We have on deceased infant baby girl, invisible to this world. Our children have been converted and joined the church. Two sons and two daughters, by my first wife, and two sons and three daughters by a second wife, all surviving.
On November 2, 1877, with loaded wagons, my father, brother and wife, sister and husband, one little brother, me and my wife and children, and a young man named C. M. Sherbet, started to Texas, arriving in Wise County, December 8, 1887. We stopped a few miles west of Aurora near Rough Edge school house, where Father an all placed our letters in the M. E. C. S., under Rev. J. H. Miller, in chare of the circuit. My father began preaching. I was elected clerk, class leader, and Sabbath School Superintendent. My wife, having been in feeble health for several years, gave way and on December 3, 1878, her Savior called her to her heavenly home, there to shout victory throughout the annals of eternity. Precious loved children, and friends, you all can meet her in heaven. She was left without a father, but had a dear, faithful mother to train her up. She professed religion in early youth and united With the Methodist Church, and was a faithful worker for the Lord, in public and private prayer. She was the only child and raised by a step-father who was very kind to her, William Jones; he loved her as his won.
In 1879 we built a school house three miles southwest of Rough Edge, known as Pleasant Grove on the Aurora and Springtown road. To this place we moved the church under Charge of the pastor, Rev. Joe G. Putman, who served four years. William Price served five years as Presiding Elder. I continued my work in the church and Sabbath school.
January 15, 1880, I married Miss Mary Elizabeth Paschall, a former acquaintance of my first wife;, both had been reared in Hardin County, Tennessee with in ten miles of each other.
I became more impressed that duty still called me higher and something I had neglected in the past. I said to my wife Mollie that we should take up family prayer, and she said, "Very well, if you think so," and we erected the family altar. From January 22, 1880 we have prayed twice daily, seldom letting anything interfere. Still being led in Divine calling, I applied to the church for Exorter's license, under the charge of Rev. Fishburn, which was unanimously granted. In October 1882, on Silver Creek at Slover school house it was granted, and the ensuing year, 1883, Bro. Price Elder and I took charge of the circuit together. I served under him five years.
Dr. W. S. Martin and family moved from Boonville, Mississippi to Wise County and about six of them united with the church there. He superseded me as superintendent in the Sabbath school work. I moved to Parker Co., near Springtown, but I still conducted my regular class and held prayer meetings. My father also was preaching some and attended my services with interest. In August 1883, by request of Brother Baldridge, Cumberland Presbyterian preacher, I was sent to assist at Tarripin Neck Church where I met with good success.
Thence in December of the same year I moved to Wise County southwest, on Salt Creek near Cottondale, in the bounds of the Paradise Circuit. Bro. I. M. Mills, was preacher in charge. He organized a class at Cottondale, I was elected Secretary and C. L. I leased a place known as the Uriah Survey, where many families forted up in Indian times. They had moved the school house off this pace where people guarded on mile east on Uncle Milten Perkins' place. I was elected trustee together with my cousin, J. W. Martin and S. W. Campbell in May, 1884, and I assessed the first assignments with 71 and 69 scholars. In third Sabbath in March, I organized Sunday School and prayer meeting and named the place Gravel Hill, the first in this community. Bro. I. M. Mills preached for us some and in August we had a protracted service for a week, with several conversions. My Sabbath school scholars and I introduced union literature, and we are still using it. I superintended S. C. nearly three years. Thence, others took my place and continued in good interest.
In 1886 I bought a place in the woods, built my house, moved on it. In February cleared my farm and my good wife and children did very much hard labor here, and we remained on it twenty-eight years. We had very much afflictions during the time. I was blind about nine years, but the good Lord restored my vision again. Oh. He has been very kind to us all through live.
My father departed this life Jan. 1, 1884. He sleeps at Pleasant Grove near where my dear companion and other kindred are awaiting the trumpet sound of the great resurrection morn, when we will meet the Lord in the air.
Still feeling under great response of calling, in council with Rev. W. P. Newsom, I agreed to go to the Methodist Protestant Church at West Brook quarterly conference in the bounds of Union Mission, Central Texas District No. 1, F. M. Martin, being examined on gifts and grace, was granted a license to preach the gospel of Christ. This license was to be renewed annually in the M. P. C.
This was September 21, 1889. John H. Ettes, Secretary, Rev. G. W. Jackson, P. C. was duly recommended to the committees of common annual session for itenary and orders. October 1889 at Weatherford, Texas C. T. C. M. P. C.
Rev. W. G. Veal President. Rev. G. P. Miller, Sec. In the year 1890, the Rhome circuit being left without a preacher, I received notice for our President, G. W. Veal to take charge at once, which I did. This consisted of three appointments and Membership was somewhat scattered. I began in February. I visited Center Point three miles South of Paradise first.
Thence, Rough Edge near Boyd, and Gravel Hill my home school house. Rev. C. J. Van Meter of Rhome had previous charge of the fifth Sunday. In June, we took a new roll with fourteen former members with Brown Reed. Robert Ray, Stuard and Bro. John Runnels, C. L., elected at this place during first quarterly conference Bro. J. Mathes, Stuard and G. W. Culwell, C. L. at Rough Edge. Bros. McQuerter, steward, Jas. H. Martin C. L. (Note: Wonder if Jas. H. Martin was a typo and the H. should be P.) Later we appointed our first camp meeting for the fourth Sabbath in August with good interest. Bro. L. A. White, D. P. Newsom and C. J. Van Meter, also, our beloved President, G. W. Veal. The Lord crowned with victory in many conversions and additions to the circuit. Later Bro. Van Meter organized one more appointment to the circuit, Fairview, Near Rhome, which was attached to said work at insuing conference in 1891. Rev. D. P. Newsom was assigned to this charge and held the camp meeting at same date and place, Centerpoint. I and past mentioned brethren, assisted with good results. The work still Prospered.
Then at convening of annual session of conference, this work failed to get a pastor and very soon our President, C. P. Miller called a steward's meeting at Center Point and votes were cast. I was elected Pastor, the Lord being with us, we held our camp meeting at regular time and place and also closed the year's work with good success.
A Biograhical sketch of the Life of: (written by) Rev. Francis Marion Martin 1919
(copied by: Dorothy Martin Eberhart, 1994
"History of Wise County"
To get a copy of this write
History of Wise County
Decatur,Texas 76234
Found here: GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS FROM REPORTED DEATHS
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1890-1893
Dr. WILLIAM S. MARTIN born Lawrence Co., Tenn?., Jan. 4, 1826; died Thackerville, Indian Territory [Oklahoma], Feb. 6, 1890; freemason. (Note from Janet: Dr. William S Martin was born in Lawrence Co. ALA not TN)
SETH T. MARTIN born Tishomingo Co., Miss., Nov. 11, 1853; married M. B. Ward, Dec. 1874 and moved to Texas with her (wrong his father per Janet) father, the Rev. Moses L. Martin; she died Jan. 12, 1883; he married Mattie B. Martin, Sept. 6, 1883; had 6 surviving children. He died Feb. 1, 1891. (note from Janet Seth T Martin was Rev. Moses L. Martin son. His wife was Martha Belle MARTIN but at this time it is unknown who her parents were) Martha Belle father was Moses W Martin, son of Seth Martin, Moses W Martin's wife Lydia Moore
Wonder::: JAMES W. MARTIN son Jesse and Harriet Martin, Smith Co., Tenn., born Jan. 16, 1847; md Rebecca Mann, Nov. 13, 1868; moved to Hopkins Co., TX 1868; died Jan. 18, 1875. Brother of Rev. Daniel J. Martin of North Texas Conference.
(note from Janet. wonder if Jesse was related to our Martin family)
I would like to Thanks Susan Doell. For the Martin family update Nov 30,2001.
She states in her email that her facts came from bible, obits, notes from my grandmother, etc. "My grandmother, Ruth Turcotte Poe, was very close to her
mother-in-law, Euterpa Martin Poe. My grandmother died in 1998 at the age of 93 and I inherited all of the Martin family stuff". said Susan Doell.
Thanks to Susan Doell I have a copy of Moses L Martin's Bible
Date 1868
On the front cover it written:
S T Martin 3 Son 5 of M L & M A Martin died Febiuray 1th, 1891
Family Record:
M L & M A Martin ws married Dec 31 AD 1845
M L Martin was born AD September 20th AD 1825
Margaret A Martin born January 22th 1828; married December 31th AD 1845
Handwritting looks like lady writting this part.
1 Robert F Martin born October 24th,1846
2 Francis L J Martin born March 28th,1848
3 Mary U E Matin born Febuary 22th,1850
4 William S Martin born November 19th,1851
5 Seth T Martin born November 11th,1853
6 Martha Ann Martin born Augest 5,1855
7 James W Martin born June 17th,1857
8 Sarah T Martin born January 21th,1860
9 Euterpa Martin born March 26th,1862
10 Emeline A Martin born Febuary 15,1865
11 Moses L Martin born November 29th 1866
Grand 6; 1 Sarah L Martin born October 11th,1865
2 Moses L Martin born Febuary 8th,1867
3 William L Martin born Septemeber 19,1862
Not the same handwritting.
Mattie B Martin born June 27,1859
Robert A Hatsfield born Nov 5,1871
Wm I Hatsfield Born Sept 7th 1869
Not the same handwritting. looks like man or old mans' handwritting
Sallie S Martin born Dec 27th 1877
M A Martin born May 14th 1876
Vird S Martin born April 7th 1881
Willie Edith Wood born Sep 3.1853
W M and Euterpa Poe married Aug 28,1896
Edgar Allen Poe born Nov 22,1899
another person writting
Edgar Allen Poe married Ruth D Loma Jursatte aug 2nd,1924
Edgar Allen Poe JR born Aug 31,1925 married Donie Marie Byant Sept
Back to lady writting
Baptism
R F & F L J Martin baptished ad 1848 by Rev David Melsburg
M U E & W S Martin baptised 1852 by Rev David Melton
S T Martin bapisted AD 1854 by Rev W Buchison or by W Riewson
M A Martin bapt 1856 by Rev J W Pinor
James W Martin bapt Sept 4th 1857 by Rev E Flechebur?
S S Martin bapt July 15th 1860 by W D Meleulab?
Euterpra Martin bapt, EN Martin bapt by Rev Jonathan White and ? Sept 1864
Moses L Martin bapt Aug 6th 1871 by Rev John Boreroft?
chance of handwritting
Mr Luke Burne and Miss S E Martin was married Nov 2th 1886 by Rev M A Smith
Mr A J Sivelly (not my but his brother: by Janet) and Miss S A E Sivieny was married Jan 14th 1884 by Rev Geornsted
another handwritting
Could be Wilber Hatsfied died March 23th AD 1884
Maga. A Hatsfied died July 2th 1874 age 3 months 19 days burred March 13th 1874
another handwritting
???????? Dec 718??/
E L J Cox dide 20th January 1892
S T Martin died Feb 1st 1871
another one
Margret A Martin died July 13,1898
another one
M L Martin died Aprili 7,1902 ( question one)
Census from 1820-1880 for My Martin families
Census for Martin families in Lawrence County, Alabama. Not sure if they are ours or not.
1820 LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA STATE CENSUS
First child is white male over 21, next White male under 21, White females over 21, White females over 21 Total of inhabitants This last one is total of inhabitants with color people included
Martin, David, 1,3,2,4,10,0,0,10
Martin, James, 1,0,2,1,4,0,0,4
Martin, Joseph, 2,3,1,4,10,0,23,33
Martin, Moses, 1,2,0,1,4,0,0,4
Martin, Richard, 1,3,1,4,9,0,0,9
Martin, William, 1,1,1,1,4,0,0,4
1830 LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA U.S. CENSUS
Martin, David",1,1,0,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,1,0,2,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Ebenezer",0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, George",0,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, George W.",0,0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, John",0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Joseph",1,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,1,2,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Joseph",0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Mary",0,0,0,1,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Richard",0,1,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,3,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Samuel",0,2,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,2,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Sarah",2,0,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Thomas",1,1,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,3,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, William",1,2,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, William B.",2,1,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
1840 LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA U.S. CENSUS
Martin, Danl.",0,2,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, E.",2,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,1,0,2,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Ellison",0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0
"Martin, Hunter",0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,2,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, James",1,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, James",1,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,2,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Richd.",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Saml.",0,1,0,2,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,,1,1,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, Thos.",2,2,2,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,,2,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
"Martin, William",0,2,2,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,,0,0,1,2,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0
Look who is missing The first William Martin. Gone to Mississippi
1830 Hardin Co., TN
John MARTIN 100.01-110.01 (20/29)
Jon. W. MARTIN 000.100.01-012.100.01 (50/59)
Seth MARTIN 110.001-210.01 (30/39)
Jas. K. MARTIN 001.000.01-000.11 (50/59)
The 1840 Census of Tishomingo County, Mississippi
This Census of 1840 Tishomingo County, Mississippi match the story that Francis M Martin told his family of William have 7 sons and 3 daughters.
Page: 221
Martin William
Male
3 under 5 Robert, Alf?? and John
2 (10-15) William, Moses
1(15-20) James
1 (20-30) Josiah C or Joseph Martin 26 M Farmer Ala ?
1(40-50) William
Female
1 under 5 Martha
2 10-20 Elizabeth and Unknown
1 40-50 Jane or Jenny or Virignie
Page: 221
Seth Martin
Males
1 under 5 John R
2 5-10 Moses and William H. MARTIN
1 20-30 Unknown
1 40-50 Seth
Females
1 under 5 Francis
1 15-10 Elizabeth
1 10-20 Margaret A
1 20-30 Mary W
1 40-50 Francis
1 70 or over Could this be Seth or Francis mother
Now Feb 1,2003;
I think the following will prove who Margaret Ariel Martin family is and Moses Martin family too.
This leaves two daughter unknown. The 1850 Census for Seth is below has with two missing daughters.
The 1850 Census of Tishomingo Co ,MS
Page: 123
Seth Martin age 55 born in TN in 1850 Census of Tishomingo Co. MS
Francis age 55 born in TN
Moses M age 15 " " "
John R age 12 " " "
Francis age 11 born in MS
Next door
Page: 123
Moses Martin age 24 AL
Margaret age 22 TN
Robert F age 3 MI
Francis age 2 MI
Mary M E age 3/12 MI
Most times daughters stay close to parents or family. Margaret A Martin and Moses L Martin living next door. This why I think Seth Martin and Francis Martin are Margaret A Martin parents
Next to William Martin, the one who think is Moses father, James P Martin is living near him. So stands to reason that Margaret could near her family.
Some else Moses and Margaret Martin did have son name Seth and Francis
From Moses L Martin's Bible 5 Seth T Martin born November 11th,1853 and daughter name 2 Francis L J Martin born March 28th,1848
Was Seth middle name Taylor too? But I have no idea what Francis middle names were.
One more thing Mary Wilson Martin and Margaret A Martin could sister?
Page: 135
WM Martin 63 M Farmer 200 SC
Jane 53 F SC
Elizabeth R 19 F Ala
William S 23 M Ala
Robt C 14 M Ala
Alf??? J 12 M Ala
Martha A 12 F Ala
John (?) 10 M
Few doors away is
Page: 135
James P Martin 31 M Farmer 250 Ala
Mary M 28 F Tenn
Francis M 5 F Ala This male not female
William H 2 M Mi
Seth T 5/12 M Mi
This Francis is not she but he: Rev. Francis Marion Martin
See even James P Martin had son name Seth T.
Joseph Martin 26 M Farmer Ala
Joseph is with:
Britton B Banes? 24 m Farmer Ala
Mary J 20 f Ala
John C L 1 m Mi
1860 Tishomingo Co., Miss census (now Prentiss Co). Miss
Morris L. Martin 44 M farmer 400/400 AL ---- Margaret 34 F TN---- Robt. F. 13 MS ----- Francis J. 12 F MS------ Mary W.E. 10 F MS------ Wm. S. 9 M MS---- Seth T. 7 M MS---- Martha A. 5 F MS---- Jas. W. 3 M MS------ Sarah L. 6/12 F MS
Look for William Martin son in the 1880 Census
Booneville, Prentiss, Mississippi
Robert C. MARTIN Self M Male W 44 AL Farmer SC SC
Martha F. MARTIN Wife M Female W 35 AL Keeping House AL AL
William N. MARTIN Son S Male W 14 MS At School AL AL
Bettie A. MARTIN Dau S Female W 11 MS At School AL AL
Eddie L. MARTIN Son S Male W 9 MS AL AL
Robert U. MARTIN Son S Male W 7 MS AL AL
John STRINGFELLOW Other W Male W 25 MS Works On Farm GA GA
For John Martin there two John in the 1880 Census who could be William son. There for I do not know which one to choose . I will post both and hope one day to find out which one
Providence, Chilton, Alabama
John C. MARTIN Self M Male W 39 AL Farmer SC SC
Harriet MARTIN Wife M Female W 42 AL Keeping House AL AL
Lawson P. MARTIN Son S Male W 13 AL Laborer On Farm AL AL
Loucintha A. MARTIN Dau S Female W 11 AL At Home AL AL
Julia E. MARTIN Dau S Female W 8 AL AL AL
Lawrence F. MARTIN Son S Male W 6 AL AL AL
Mary V. MARTIN Dau S Female W 5 AL AL AL
Cliford MARTIN Son S Male W 2 AL AL AL
Houston MARTIN Son S Male W 1 AL AL AL
Or
Wheelers, Colbert, Alabama
John MARTIN Self S Male W 40 AL Laborer SC SC
Richard MARTIN Other S Male W 29 AL Farmer NC GA
Thomas MARTIN Son S Male W 6 AL AL GA
May MARTIN Wife M Female W 25 AL AL GA
Leander MARTIN Son S Male W 2 AL AL GA
or
Palarm, Faulkner, Arkansas
Joseph MARTIN Self M Male W 53 AL Farmer --- ---
Martha MARTIN Wife M Female W 52 TN Keeping House NC NC
William MARTIN Son S Male W 23 MS Laborer AL TN
Daniel MARTIN Son S Male W 15 TN Laborer AL TN
Jennie MARTIN Dau S Female W 13 AR At Home AL TN
Mallie MARTIN Dau S Female W 10 AR At Home AL TN
1880 Census
Precinct 5, Wise, Texas
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William S Martin ( Occ. PHY) 59 Al This Moses and James P brother
Lucy A Martin age 46 SC father NC mother NC
Millroy F Martin age 24 MS
Sarah Martin age 21 MS
Amanda C Martin age 17 MS
Martha B Martin age 15 MS
James W Martin age 14 MS
Samuel W Martin age 11 MS
William S Martin age 9 MS
Julius C Martin age 7 MS
Louise T Martin age ?
William Westmoreland son age 11 TN. son of Margaret Fashion Martin and William Westmoreland.
William S Martin is brother to Mose Lydell and James Parkson Martin
Marriage Bonds 1850-1853 Old Tishomingo County
Martin, William S. Holly, Lucy 25 APR 1855
Moses L Martin age 52 b Al My Great-Great-grandparents
Margaret A Martin age 51 TN father TN
Emiline H age 16 MS
Moses L age 13 MS
S E Martin age 10 MS
Urbane Bell male 24 OH
Urbane Bell-- male 24 from Ohio who is listed as living with Moses Martin in the Wise county 1880 census, is my great grandfather. He married Sarah Martin age 21 (daughter of William Stenson Martin). Urbane Bell is actually Ben U. Bell --- former sheriff in Fort Worth, Texas (he died in 1927).
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Seth T (Taylor ?) Martin age 26 MS father AL Mother TN Moses
Mary B Martin age 23 MS father AL mother AL
Margaret A Martin age 4 TX
Sarah L Martin age 2 TX
George W Hall age 19 TN
Son of Moses Lydell and Margaret Ariel Martin
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Seth Taylor Martin age 30 MS father AL mother TN
Mary E Martin 23 TN father TN and mother TN
James P Martin age 61 AL father SC and mother SC This is Moses L Martin's brother
Ervin F Martin age 20 MS father AL mother TN he was brother
Rev James Parkson (Rev) b 19 Feb 1819 In Lawrence , Al. d 1 Jan 1884 bured in Pleasant Grove Cemetery #2, Wise Co, TX m'd Mary Wilson Martin. His family consisted of 4 son and two daughters
Next This the man who wrote the Martin History in Wise Co.TX
Frances M Martin age 35 MS father AL mother TN
Mary A. E. Martin age 22 TN father NC and mother NC
Nancy W Martin age 9 TN
William C Martin age 7 TN
John E Martin age 6 TN
Cora Martin age 1 TX
Son of Rev James Parkson (Rev) b 19 Feb 1819 In Lawrence , Al. d 1 Jan 1884 bured in Pleasant Grove Cemetery #2, Wise Co, TX m'd Mary Wilson Martin. His family consisted of 4 son and two daughters. One son and one daughters died in infancy.
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James W Martin age 29 MS father TN mother TN
Emily J Martin age 18 Ms father MS and Mother MS
Laura F Martin sister age 10 IL father MS and Mother MS
This is James Wilson MARTIN b 15 JUL 1850 in Tishomingo County, Mississippi, d 17 MAY 1906 in Montague County, Texas Fact 1: Farmer, Strong church supporter, "Jimmie"
His parents were William H. MARTIN b: ABT. 1825 in Tennessee, probably Hardin County and : Frances Euphricia PRATT b: ABT. 1823 in Hardin County, Tennessee
His wife Emily Jane MCCULLOUGH b: 29 JUN 1862 in Mississippi, probably Itawamba County; Married: 9 NOV 1879 in Wise County, Texas and his sister is Laura Francis MARTIN b 20 DEC 1869 in Du Quion, Illinois; d 23 MAR 1955 in Bridgeport, Texas
Fact 1: They were married 65 years
Jonathan Martin family tree
Jonathan Martin family tree
CIVIL WAR
Rev. Francis Marion Martin wrote a bio for "Wise County History" and it is in Vol. 1
William Martin b 1799 m'd Virginia William and Virginia had seven (7)sons and three (3) daughters. Three son became ministers and one a doctor , five were Masons. Three served in the Civil War, the youngest died in camp.
I found this
Robert C. Martin (First_Last) Regiment Name 2 Partisan Rangers, Mississippi Side Confederate Company F,D Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes
Film Number M232 roll 25
CONFEDERATE MISSISSIPPI TROOPS
2nd Regiment, Mississippi Partisan Rangers
Crute's compendium contains no history for this unit
James P. Martin (First_Last) Regiment Name Capt. Hoskin's Batt'y., Mississippi L. Art'y. (Brookhaven Light Artillery) Side Confederate Company Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes
Film Number M232 roll 25
Hoskins' Battery, Mississippi Light Artillery (Brookhaven Light Artillery)
Brookhaven Light Artillery was organized during the spring of 1862 with men from Lincoln County. In July there were 105 officers and men present for duty. For a time it was stationed at Port Hudson, then was placed in J. Gregg's and Gist's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana, and fought at Jackson. In November, 1863, the company totalled 123 men in May, 1864, was at Montevallo, Alabama. Later it was attached to G.S. Storrs' Battalion of Artillery and was active in the Atlanta Campaign and Hood's Tennessee operations. Early in 1865 the unit disbanded. Captain J.A. Hoskins was in command.
Francis M. Martin (First_Last) Regiment Name 24 Battalion Mississippi Cavalry Side Confederate Company A Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes Film Number M232 roll 25
CONFEDERATE MISSISSIPPI TROOPS
24th Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry (Moorman's)
Crute's compendium contains no history for this unit. See Mormon's Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry
Moses J. Martin (First_Last) Regiment Name 36 Mississippi Infantry Side Confederate Company K Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes Film Number M232 roll 25
36th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
36th Infantry Regiment was assembled during the spring of 1862 and mustered into Confederate service at Corinth, Mississippi. Its members were recruited in Scott, Copiah, and Hinds counties. This unit had 326 men engaged at Iuka and lost 12 killed and 71 wounded in the Battle of Corinth. Later it was placed under the command of General Hebert, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana, and captured when Vicksburg fell. During the siege it reported 28 killed and 72 wounded. After being exchanged, the regiment, serving in Mackall's and Sears' Brigade, fought in the Atlanta Campaign and in Tennessee with Hood, then took part in the defense of Mobile. It sustained 6 casualties at New Hope Church, 38 at Kenesaw Mountain, 29 at the Chattahoochee River, and 13 in the Battle of Atlanta. The 36th was included in the surrender of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana. The field officers were Colonels Drury J. Brown and William W. Witherspoon, Lieutenant Colonels Edward Brown and S.J. Harper, and Majors Charles P. Partin and Alexander Yates.
Francis M. Martin (First_Last) Regiment Name Capt. Roberts' Co., Mississippi Artillery, (Seven Stars Artillery) Side Confederate Company Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Francis R./Martin Notes Film Number M232 roll 25
Roberts' Company, Mississippi Artillery (Seven Stars Artillery)
Seven Stars Light Artillery was formed during the early summer of 1862 at Jackson, Mississippi. Most of the men were from Hinds and Rankin counties. In July the battery contained 4 officers and 130 men and was attached to the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. On July 9, 1863, it was captured at Port Hudson. The unit was exchanged, but in February, 1864, it disbanded. Many of the men served in other Mississippi commands. Captain Calvit Roberts was in command.
Seth S. Martin (First_Last) Regiment Name 12 Mississippi Infantry Side Confederate Company D Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes Film Number M232 roll 25
12th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
12th Infantry Regiment was assembled at Corinth, Mississippi, in May, 1861. The men were from the counties of Hinds, Adams, Lawrence, Copiah, Warren, Panola, Claiborne, Yazoo, Jefferson, Holmes, and Calhoun. Ordered to Virginia, it was assigned to General Rodes', Featherston's, Posey's, and Harris' Brigade. The regiment participated in the various campaigns of the Army of Northern Virginia from Williamsburg to Cold Harbor, endured the hardships of the long Petersburg siege south of the James River, and saw action around Appomattox. It was mustered into Confederate service with 1,013 men and lost 41 killed and 152 wounded at Seven Pines. The unit sustained 225 casualties at Gaines' Mill and Grayser's Farm, 59 in the Maryland Campaign, and 64 at Chancellorsville. It took 305 effectives to Gettysburg and surrendered with 1 Assistant-Surgeon and 53 enlisted men. The field officers were Colonels Richard Griffith, Merry B. Harris, Henry Hughes, and William H. Taylor; Lieutenant Colonel Samuel B. Thomas; and Majors James R. Bell, John R. Dickins, and W.H. Lilly.
Martin, John C. Confederate Infantry 26th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
26th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
26th Infantry Regiment was organized during the summer of 1861 at Iuka, Mississippi. Many of the men were from Prentiss, Itawamba, Tishomingo, Perry, and De Soto counties. The regiment moved to Tennessee and was one of the units captured at Fort Donelson. In this fight it lost 12 killed and 69 wounded of the 39 officers and 404 men engaged. After being exchanged, it was assigned to General Tilghman's and J. Adams' Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. The unit reported 7 casualties at Coffeeville, totalled 420 effectives in April, 1863, and lost 2 killed, 5 wounded, and 10 missing at Champion's Hill. In February, 1864, it was ordered to Virginia and placed in J.R. Davis' Brigade. It fought at Cold Harbor, endured the battles and hardships of the Petersburg trenches, and ended the war at Appomattox. Only 4 officers and 8 men surrendered with the Army at Appomattox. Only 4 officers and 8 men surrendered with the Army of Northern Virginia. The field officers were Colonel Arthur E. Reynolds, Lieutenant Colonel F.M. Boone, and Major Tully F. Parker.
The 1850 Census for William and Jane Martin has son with name Alfred J.
This could not find a Alfred but did find a A. J. Martin and I know that 1,700 CONFEDERATE men were killed here. So A. J. Martin could be William Martin son who died young in Camp.
Martin, A.J.??? Confederate Infantry, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
CONFEDERATE MISSISSIPPI TROOPS
5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
5th Infantry Regiment, organized in the spring of 1861, contained men from Pike, Amite, Lauderdale, Winston, Noxubee, and Kemper counteis. After serving in Florida it took an active part in the fight at Shiloh under General Chalmers. Later it was assigned to J.K. Jackson's, Gist's, and Lowry's Brigade, Army of Tennessee. The 5th was involved in the campaigns of the army from Murfreesboro to Atlanta, endured Hood's winter campaign in Tennessee, and fought in North Carolina. It lost forty-seven percent of the 170 engaged at Murfreesboro and thirty-three percent of the 225 at Chickamauga. In December, 1863, the unit totalled 395 men and 283 arms. At the Battle of Atlanta there were 11 killed, 44 wounded, and 11 missing. Only a remnant surrendered on April 26, 1865. The field officers were Colonels John R. Dickins, Albert E. Fant, and John Weir; Lieutenant Colonels Samuel F.M. Faucett, John B. Herring, A.T. Stennis, and W.L. Sykes; and Major James R. Moore.
This muster roll of the 2nd Mississippi Partisan Rangers (Ballentine's) comes mainly from the Soldiers and Sailors
2nd Mississippi Partisan Rangers
If the William I mention in the 1850 Census is my William Martin and he state he was born in SC
In the 1850 Census of Tishomingo there are more Martin that state they were born in SC too.
I am wonder if they related to my
Thomas Martin 54 SC
Richard Martin 67 SC
WM Martin 63 SC
John W Martin 45 Sc
William R 50 SC
Richard 49 SC
Mathew 76 SC
Andrew age 45 SC
Could be brothers?????
Mathew 76 SC
Richard Martin 67 SC
WM Martin 63 SC
There men with the same names living near each other in ALA in 1830s. Mathew, Richard and William Martin. Makes me wonder.
Could be son of one of the above????
Thomas 54
John W 45
William R 50
Andrew 45
Father and son.????
Richard 49 SC
Mathew 76 SC
Marriage Bonds 1850-1853
Old Tishomingo County
Martin, James Fuges, Nancy 29 OCT 1851
Martin, Thomas P. Harris, Lanzy C. 17 DEC 1853
Martin, Caroline Pike, John 23 OCT 1851
Martin, Elizabeth Phillips, William 07 MAR 1855
Martin, Elizabeth J. Clemmons, Henry 10 Mar 1853
Martin, Harriet Kenady, William 18 JAN 1852
Martin, Lucinda Moore, N.J./H.J. 20 JUL 1853
Martin, Rebecca Harp, Elzey 15 OCT 1851
Martin, William S. Holly, Lucy 25 APR 1855
Marriage Bonds 1843
Old Tishomingo County
Martin, James P. Martin, Mary W. July 11, 1843*
Martin, Samuel G. Martin, Elizabeth April, 24, 1843
Martin, James Fuges, Nancy 29 OCT 1851
Martin, Thomas P. Harris, Lanzy C. 17 DEC 1853
Martin, William S. Holly, Lucy 25 APR 1855*
Martin, Elizabeth Phillips, William 07 MAR 1855
Martin, Elizabeth J. Clemmons, Henry 10 Mar 1853
Martin, Harriet Kenady, William 18 JAN 1852
Martin, Lucinda Moore, N.J./H.J. 20 JUL 1853
Martin, Rebecca Harp, Elzey 15 OCT 1851
GENERATION NO. 1
1) Rev James Parkson b 19 Feb 1819 In Lawrence , Al. d 1 Jan 1884 bured in Pleasant Grove Cemetery #2, Wise Co, TX ABOUT 6 MILES SOUTH OF BOYD WEST TO EAST. m'd Mary Wilson Martin. James p Martin was a minister of the Gospel, beginning his preaching in very early years. His family consisted of 4 son and two daughters. One son and one daughters died in infancy.
2) Dr. William Stenson b 1819/1820 d ? Thackerville, Love County, Oklahoma.
3) * Rev. Moses Lydell (Rev) b 02 Sept 1825 in Lawrence, Al. d 06 Dec 1899 in ? Oklahoma m'd on 31 Dec 1845 to Margaret Ariel Martin b 22 Jan 1827 in TN. d 03 July 1889 in Wise Co. TX.
Note the great-granddaughter of Euterpa Martin Poe (the daughter of Moses and Margaret Ariel Martin) send me more on Moses Lydell family. What she email me will be in ()
"Moses Lydell Martin was born 20 September 1825 in Lawrence, Alabama, and died 07 April 1902 in Oklahoma. He married Margaret Ariel Martin 31 December 1845 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, daughter of Unknown Martin. She was born 22 January 1827 in Tennessee, and died 13 July 1898 in Oklahoma. I think she died in Texas not Oklahoma
Margaret A Martin is the one that I think is Indian There is big question about this. I do not think she was but her family is Seth Martin and Francis Halbert Martin found on Martin page II
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Notes for Moses Lydell Martin:
The M. L. Martin family came to Texas in December of 1874 by train. They rode it as far as Fort Worth and then by wagon on to Wise County. Their first winter in Texas was spent in a half dug out. He was first a Presbyterian minister and after studying the bible changed to the Methodist faith. He was a circuit rider for the Methodist Church and carried his Bible in his saddle bags.
More About Moses Lydell Martin:
Burial: Thackerville, Love County, Oklahoma
Caste: 1850, Tishomingo County, Mississippi
Census: 1880, Wise County, Texas
More About Margaret Ariel Martin:
Burial: Centerville, Oklahoma" There is question about this??
2) Rev James Parkson (is his name Parkinson) b 19 Feb 1819 In Lawrence , Al. d 1 Jan 1884 bured in Pleasant Grove Cemetery #2, Wise Co, TX ABOUT 6 MILES SOUTH OF BOYD WEST TO EAST. m'd Mary Wilson Martin. James p Martin was a minister of the Gospel, beginning his preaching in very early years. His family consisted of 4 son and two daughters. One son and one daughters died in infancy.
3) Dr. William Stenson b 1819/1820 d ? Thackerville, Love County, Oklahoma.
It is thought that Moses Lydell wife Margaret Ariel Martin maiden name was Martin too.(Now their daughter Martha Ann Martin Scivally told her daughter and my grandmother that she was Indian. Not proven)
The following comes from Bible records copy by Dale Key; "Moses Ly- - - Martin born Mississippi September 2, 1825 m'd Decemer 30. 1845 to Margaret Ariel Martin born Tennessee January 22, 1827"
Rev.Moses and Margaret children are
1) Robert Franklin b 24 Oct 1846 in Mississippi
(Notes for Robert Franklin Martin:
Robert Martin never came to Texas to live.
More About Robert Franklin Martin:
Baptism: 1848, By Rev. David McClung)
2) Frances Louise J. b 28 Mar 1848 in Miss; d 01 Feb 1891 m'd William A Sweeny
3) Mary F J."Flori-tine" ( in the census her name was Mary W. E.) b 22 Feb 1850 in Miss (born 22 February 1850 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 23 March 1874 in Mississippi).
4) William S b 12 Nov 1851 in Booneville, Prentiss Co, Miss (was Tishomingo Co); d 09 Feb 1933
in Newcastle, Young Co, Tx. m'd in Lone Grove, Carter Co. OK. on 04 April 1889 to Laura Eulalia Appelby b 27 Aug 1872 in Indian Terr, Ok; d 30 Oct 1938 Newcastle, Young Co, TX.(William Stinson Martin, born 12 November 1851 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 09 February 1933 in Newcastle, Young County, Texas).
5) Seth T b 11 Nov 1853 in Miss m'd Mary B (Seth T. Martin, born 11 November 1853 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 07 February 1891 in Texas).
6) * Martha Ann b 05 Aug 1855 in Miss; d 23 Feb 1922/1920 in Vinson, Greer Co, Okla. m'd James Calvin Scivally in 1877 Wise Co. Tx. He was born in 04 June 1852
7) James Washington b 19 June 1857 in Boonevill, Tishomingo Co ( now Prentiss Co). Miss d 21 May 1929 in Duke, Jackson Co, Ok m'd Mary Tabitha Ward in 1876 in Texas
8) Sarah Lucey b 31 Jan 1860 in Miss. d June 1945 in Dallas Tx.(born 31 January 1860 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 31 December 1949 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas)
(two more children go here)
(9)Emeline Hershel Martin, born 15 February 1865 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 22 July 1942 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.)
(10)Moses Lydell Martin, Jr., born 29 November 1866 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 07 December 1889).
11) Euterpa nb 26 March 1862 in Booneville, Tishomingo Co., Miss d 30 Dec 1940 m'd 1st Woodruff and 2nd William Poe ( Euterpa Martin born 02 March 1862 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 30 December 1940 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas)
12) Sam Ella b 10 Dwc 1870 in Holly Springs, Mashall, Miss. d 06 Nov 1952 in Altus, Jackson Co. Ok. m'd Luke Burns on 02 Nov 1886 in Wise Co, Texas . Luke was b Pochontas, Cape Girardeau, Mo. d 19 Apr 1944 in Mangum, Greer Co, Ok. Here name could have been Samantha
This Bible was own by Vera but was stolen by Uncle Frank Martin in 1955 (so the family says) and noone knows where it is or who has it after he died. The Bible metion here is now found at top of this page.
There is mention of another child in the 1880 Census I wonder who he is?
In 1880 Wise Co. TX census, Moses L's household shows a son named Moses L, older than Sam E. He is 13.
Rev James Parkson (Rev) b 19 Feb 1819 In Lawrence , Al. d 1 Jan 1884 bured in Pleasant Grove Cemetery #2, Wise Co, TX m'd Mary Wilson Martin. His family consisted of 4 son and two daughters. One son and one daughters died in infancy.
Children
1 Francis Marion Martin b: 22 Jun 1844 in Mississippi
William H. Martin b: ABT 1848 in Mississippi
Ervin F. Martin b: ABT 1860 in Mississippi
Seth Taylor Martin b: ABT 1880 in Mississippi
1 Francis Marion Martin b. 22 Jun 1844 in Mississippi d 24 Mar 1922 in Springtown, TX Francis is buried in Poolville Cemetery, in Parker Co., next to Wise
He was a Methodist Minister. He moved to Texas in 1877 - 1878, and lived around Aurora, Wise Co., Texas
Rev. Francis Marion Martin and his wife Frances Annie (Carrel) Martin d 3 Dec 1878 Buried near their home in the Pleasant Grove Community.
Children
1 Nancy Wilson b: ABT 1871 in Hardin Co., Tennessee
2 William Campbell b: ABT 1874 in Hardin Co.,Tennessee
3 John Elbert b after 1875. Hardin Co., Tennessee
4 Cora Jane b 12 Nov 1878 Wise Co. TX m�d 19th of June, 1898 to Thomas Richard Kidd
Rev. Francis Marion Martin married 15 Jan. 1880 Mary Elizabeth Paschall 5 May 1858 in Maury Co. TN (or Hardin Co., TN) d 26 Mar 1941 in Texas dau of James Alexander Paschall b: 1829 and Sally Ann Marschall
Children
1 a daughter died on the same day of her birth
2 Bertha Price
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3 Joseph Putman b 30 Aug 1885 in Wise County, TX d 21 Dec 1961 in Springtown, TX m'd 13 Jul 1919 Willie May Beeman b: 17 Aug 1900 in Texas and 2nd Allene Mae Pratt b: 8 Dec 1887
4 Sallie Ann
5 Martha Alice
6 James Wesley
"Rev. Francis Marion Martin family"
6/22/1884 -- 3/24/1922, Parker County, Poolville Cemetary.
First wife: Francis Annie (Carrel) Martin died 12/3/1878
(Pleasant Grove Cemetary. Near Rev. James Parson Martin)
Children:
Nancy Martin : Born in Harding County, Tennessee
William (Willie) Campbell Martin
Cora Jane Martin Kidd: Born in Wise County.
Rev. Francis Martion Martin married again 1/15/1880 to Mary (Mollie) Elizabeth Paschall of Maury County,Tennessee. 5/24/1858 - 3/26/1941
Children
Born in Wise County
Bertha Price Martin Freiley: 10/3/1833-3/24/1950 M'd Landy Freiley 5/31/1879-8/11/1947 ( Poolvile Cemetary)
Joseph (Joe) Martin: 8/30/1885-12/21/1961
Sally Ann Martin Campbell m'd John Cambell
Martha Alice Martin m'd Elmer Tyson
James (Jim) Wesley Martin: 3/14/1892-11/18/1947;
Olney, Texas m;d Vera Sipes
Daughters
Geneva Miller, Juanita Jennings of Old Glory
Sons
Joe Bill Martin, Wichita Falls, Van Martin of McCamey and Wayne Martin of Midland
All of James Parkson Martin stay in and around Wise Co.TX. As is Joseph Putnam as is Bertha Maxine.
All of Joseph Putnam's living children still reside in the Fort Worth area.They lived in and around Springtown, TX in the 1920s.
Pam's mom, Bertha Maxine Martin, lived in Springtown her whole life, and her husband, Louis Knight (my father-in-law) still lives there. Mike Meyer email me about Fracis Marion Martin family. Mike states "Francis Marion Martin was my wife's great-grandfather. Her grandfather was Joseph Putnam Martin, born 1885. Her mom was Bertha Maxine Martin b. 1936"
Meyer & Sargent Family
Dr William Stenson Martin family list below
Phil Watson wrote Dr.William Stenson Martin my gg grandfather. He was born about 1829 in Lawrence County Alabama. died Feb. 25, 1890 in Oklahoma. This sound like my Martin. In OK was the place for his death near Thackerville, OK?
Will I am glad to say that Phil ggreatgrandfather is my Dr William Stenson Martin. The son of William and Virginia Martin. The brother of my Moses Lydell and James Parkson Martin
William and wife Lucy one of their daughters, Amanda
Elizabeth married Isham Richardson. She died in 1941 and is buried in
Fairlawn Cemetary in Snyder, OK. Other descendants lived in Snyder also.
It is interesting that about 40 miles northwest of Thackerville there is a
Tishomingo, Oklahoma.
Marriage Bonds 1850-1853
Old Tishomingo County
Martin, William S. Holly, Lucy 25 APR 1855
William S Martin ( Occ. PHY) 59 Al and Lucy A (Holly) Martin age 46 SC father NC mother NC
Children taken from the 1880 Census Wise County, Texas
1 Millroy F Martin age 24 MS
2 Sarah Martin age 21 MS
3 Amanda C Martin age 17 MS
5 James W Martin age 14 MS
6 Samuel W Martin age 11 MS
7 William S Martin age 9 MS
8 Julius C Martin age 7 MS
9 Louise T Martin age ?
William Westmoreland son age 11 TN. This must have been Lucy son by first
marriage.
I wonder if she had more??
Phil Watson answer to my question
Margaret Fashion Martin was born to Dr. Martin and Lucy on June 23, 1861
in Tishimingo Co, Miss. Unknown when she died. She married (Unknown when or where) William Westmoreland. He was born Apr 23, 1837
(unknown where) and died on Nov. 29 1909 and is buried in Childress, TX. Their son
Fisher and wife Stella are buried in the same plot in Childress. Another son
named Ernest married an unknown Dorothy. (Whereabouts unknown)
In 1880 Margaret would have been 19 years of age and probably living with
her husband William Westmoreland, Sr.
The age gap between William Westmoreland, Sr. and Margaret Martin was 24 years.
My belief is that the William Westmoreland listed as age 11 in 1880 was the
11 year old son of William Westmoreland, Sr. from an earlier marriage, and
was living with Dr. Martin and Lucy.
I wonder if there were any more Westmoreland families listed in the 1880 Wise county census?
In the 1880 Census Wise County, Texas
Precinct 4
Moses L Martin age 52 b Al My Great-Great-grandparents
Margaret A Martin age 51 TN father KY
Emiline H age 16 MS
Moses L age 13 MS
S E Martin age 10 MS
Urbane Bell male 24 OH
Who is Urbane Bell?
Phil Watson answer my question
�Urbane Bell-- male 24 from Ohio who is listed
as living with Moses Martin in the Wise county 1880 census, is my great
grandfather. He married Sarah Martin age 21 (daughter of William Stenson
Martin). Urbane Bell is actually Ben U. Bell --- former sheriff in Fort
Worth, Texas (he died in 1927).
Sarah Jane Martin Bell died Apr 4 1934 at the age of 75. Their daughter is
Minnie Bell (My Grandmother.) Ben U. Bell had come to Texas from Ohio with
his brother Seymour in 1880.
GENERATION NO .3
Frances (Moses, William)was born 28 March 1848 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 01 February 1891. She married William A. Sweeney. He was born 1845 in Mississippi.
Children of Frances Martin and William Sweeney are:
1) Elizabeth b 1887;
2) William S b 1869;
3) Mary F b 1873;
4) Euturpa b 1878
5) James W b 1880
Mary E. Martin (Moses, William) was born 22 February 1850 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 23 March 1874 in Mississippi. She married Jacob Hartsfield More About Mary E. Martin:
Baptism: 1852, By Rev. David Shelton
Children of Mary Martin and Jacob Hartsfield are:
1 William Hartsfield, born 07 September 1869.
2.Robert A. Hartsfield, born 11 May 1871.
3. Mayer A. Hartsfield, born 13 March 1874; died 1874.
William Stinson Martin (Moses, William) was born 12 November 1851 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 09 February 1933 in Newcastle, Young County, Texas. He married Laura Eulalia Appleby 04 April 1889 in Lone Grove, Oklahoma. Notes for William Stinson Martin:
William Martin lived at New Castle, Young County, Texas.William Stinson Martin:
Baptism: 1852, By Rev. Daivd Shelton, Occupation: Blacksmith. Laura parents were: Augustus Morgan Appleby. Born 6 May 1841 in Tuskegee, Alabama. Died 3 Jun 1916 in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Buried in Ardmore, Oklahoma. He married Martha (Mollie) Rogers, 3 Jan 1867. Born 7 Dec 1848 in Tuskegee, Alabama. Died 1927 in Lawton, Oklahoma
Children of William Martin and Laura Appleby are:
1 William Stinson Martin, Jr., born 25 September 1890 in Oklahoma; died 13 June 1963 in Ennis, Ellis County, Texas. He married Effie Hall. Notes for William Stinson Martin, Jr.: Willie Martin lived in Ennis, Ellis County, Texas.
2 Morgan Augustus Martin (nicknamed Buddy), born 26 January 1892 in Oklahoma; died 27 July 1970 in Newcastle, Young County, Texas. He married Willie McClure.More About Morgan Augustus Martin:Burial: Newcastle Cemetery, Young County, Texas
3 Margaret "Maggie" Edith Martin, born 27 May 1893 in Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma; died 30 December 1979 in Graham, Young County, Texas, buried on Jan. 01, 1980 in New Castle Cemetery in New Castle, Young County, Texas.
m'd Henry Oliver Ivy
4. Verda Martin aka Virdie E. Martin Born 12 Feb 1895. Died Circa 1970 in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She married Chester Magee.
5. Mosses Liddell Martin (called Moses Lydell Martin II by the Appleby family) b. 9-18-1900 Lone Grove, Carter Co., TX d. 10-31-1986 Vernon, Wilbarger Co., TX burial at New Castle Cem, Newcastle, Young Co., TX
Mosses Liddell Martin: In the Wichita Falls, Texas City directory listing concerning Moses L. Martin and wife Vera, and daughter Billie J. Martin.
Moses was an oil driller, and lived in Wichita Falls, TX. 1943: Billie J. Martin: cashier at Kemp Hotel: 1704 Burnett. Moses L. and Vera L.; driller ; 1704 Burnett
1944 and 1946 Moses and Vera living at: 2000 5th st.; driller;)
6. Nova Agnes Martin; Born 29 Jun 1908 in Newcastle, Texas. Died Jan 1977 in Ft. Worth, Texas. She married G. Joyner.
7. Laura Pearl Martin; Born 1 Sep 1913 in Newcastle, Texas. Died 7 Dec 1900 in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She married J. B. Webb.
8. Lawrence Earl Martin; Born 1 Sep 1913 in Newcastle, Texas. Died 5 Jun 1915 in Texas
The Appleby family site
Appleby family
Seth T. Martin (Moses, William) was born 11 November 1853 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 07 February 1891 in Texas. He married Mary B. Unknown. She was born Abt. 1853.More About Seth T. Martin:
Baptism: 1854, By W. Richison
Children of Seth Martin and Mary Unknown are:
1. Verd L.4 Martin, born 07 April 1881.
2. Velma Martin.
3. Sarah Martin, born 27 December 1877.
4. Margaret A. Martin, born 1890.
5. M. A. Martin, born 14 May 1876.
*Martha Ann Martin (Moses,William) born 05 August 1855 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi; died 23 February 1920 in Vinson, Greer County, Oklahoma.
Martha Ann Martin and Rev. James Calvin Scivally for more information them go to John Scivally family. John and Leah were James greatgrandparents. John and Leah son Benjamin who m'd Amanda Wiseman were James parents. Amanda Wiseman was the daugther of John and Rochell Hammontree or Rachel Wiseman. Look under Wiseman. The Wiseman are related to the Davenport. Martha Ann Martin and James Calvin Scivally were my greatgrandparents. For more them Please click here.
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1) James Hardy b 1886
2) Meszeppa Guy b 1889
3) Andrew b ? died at the age of 18
4) Eunice b 1893
5) Oscar b 1884
6) Margaret Ural b 1895( she was my grandmother)
*Martha Ann Martin and Rev. James Calvin Scivally for more information them go to John Scivally family. John and Leah were James greatgrandparents. John and Leah son Benjamin who m'd Amanda Wiseman were James parents. Amanda Wiseman was the daugther of John and Rochell Hammontree or Rachel Wiseman. Look under Wiseman. The Wiseman are related to the Davenport. Martha Ann Martin and James Calvin Scivally were my greatgrandparents.
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James Washington Martin (Moses, William) was born 19 June 1857 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 21 May 1929 in Duke, Jackson County, Oklahoma. He married Mary Tabitha Ward 1880 in Wise County, Texas. She was born 20 September 1859 in Mississippi, and died 23 October 1933 in Willow, Greer County, Oklahoma. More About James Washington Martin:
Burial: Prairie Hill Cemetery, Duke County, Oklahoma Occupation: Methodist Preacher More About Mary Tabitha Ward: Burial: Prairie Hill Cemetery, Duke County, Oklahoma
Children of James Martin and Mary Ward are:
1. Ada Martin. She married Will Hall.
2. Josie Ward Martin, born 18 December 1884 in Pickens, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 31 January 1921 in Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma. She married Rufus P. Key 13 January 1904 in Thackerville, Love County, Indian Territory, Oklahoma.
3. Eva Angie Martin. She married Jim Bonds.
4. Richard Franklin Martin, born 1886 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma. He married Marjorie Unknown 1904.
5. Itie May Martin, born 09 December 1888 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 29 July 1933 in Willow, Greer County, Oklahoma. She married William David Jackson, Jr. 07 June 1903 in Thackerville, Love County, Indian Territory, Oklahoma.
6. Vance Gist Martin, born 20 October 1890 in Love County, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 08 February 1944 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon.
7. James Omer Martin, born 30 October 1892 in Oklahoma; died 18 April 1962 in Portland, Oregon. He married Harriet Edna Roberts 25 September 1915.
Sarah Lucy Martin (Moses, William) was born 31 January 1860 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 31 December 1949 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. She married Rev. Morgan Allen Smith Abt. 1876 in Texas, son of Wilburn Smith and Sarah Wright. He was born 11 April 1856 in Illinois, and died 16 November 1928.More About Sarah Lucy Martin:
Burial: Grove Hill Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Notes for Rev. Morgan Allen Smith:
Rev. Morgan Allen Smith was a member of The North Texas Conference of The Methodist Episcopal Church for 22 years. He was a member of the old Indian Mission Conference of The Methodist Church. He had been a school teacher in Parker and Wise counties. He became a member of the Masonic Order and the Odd Fellows. At one point he did something that offended the church and was dismissed. It is thought that he had joined the Socialist party. After he moved to Dallas, he was reinstated into the Methodist Church at a General Conference held in about 1928. He never did go back to preaching after that as he was quite old at the time.More About Rev. Morgan Allen Smith:
Census: 1880, Precinct 5, Parker County, Texas. Occupation: Methodist Preacher
Children of Sarah Martin and Morgan Smith are:
1. Morgan A. W.4 Smith, born Abt. 1877; died Bef. 1900.
2. Lucy Smith, born 1880; died Bef. 1900.
3. Unknown Smith, died Bef. 1900.
4. Wilford B. Smith, born 17 March 1884 in Oklahoma; died 10 July 1939 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. He married Blanche LeSeur.Notes for Wilford B. Smith: Wilford "Pitchfork" Smith was an orator, lawyer and a newspaper man.
5. Nova Sarah Smith, born 27 November 1885 in Oklahoma; died 20 May 1968 in Dallas County, Texas.
6. Dr. Hester Brewer Smith, born 07 November 1889 in Oklahoma; died 01 September 1936 in Dallas County, Texas. He married Mary Emma Unknown.
7. Hendrix E. Smith, born February 1892 in Oklahoma.
8. Jewel E. Smith, born February 1897 in Texas.
9. Garland M. Smith, born September 1898 in Tennessee.
Emeline Hershe Martin (Moses, William1) was born 15 February 1865 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 22 July 1942 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. She married George W. Hall.
More About Emeline Hershel Martin:
Burial: Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, Section C
More About George W. Hall:
Burial: Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, Section C
Children of Emeline Martin and George Hall are:
1. Roy4 Hall.
2. Curtis Hall.
3. Kathleen Hall. She married Ewing Oliver.
Euterpa Martin (Moses, William) was born 02 March 1862 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 30 December 1940 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. She married (1) Unknown Woodruff. He was born in Texas. She married (2) Unknown Branstetter. She married (3) William Michael Poe 28 August 1896 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, son of Unknown Poe and Bridget Unknown. He was born 11 July 1861 in Toronto, Canada, and died 18 July 1952 in 808 North 5th Street, Waco, McClennan County, Texas.More About Euterpa Martin:Burial: Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Notes for William Michael Poe:
William Poe was a section foreman in Commerce, Texas when his son, Edgar Allen, was born. The family then moved to Ennis, Texas where he began work with Texas Midland Railroad as a brakeman. He then went to work for Southern Pacific as a brakeman and then a conductor on runs beteween Waco and Bremond. He was very active in the organizations of brotherhood for Railroad trainmen being president and on a grievance board. He and his wife (she was president of the women's auxillary of Railroad trainmen) were delegates to national conventions in San Francisco in 1913 and Detroit in 1914.
They first lived in Ennis near the railroad yards but moved to Belknap next door to Judge Brown. They then moved to Main Street and from there they moved to Dallas in March of 1924 and bought a brand new house at 3732 Travis.
More About William Michael Poe: Burial: Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas Census: 1900, Hunt County, Texas Immigration: 1870, Came to U. S. as a child. Occupation: Section foreman for the Railroad.
Child of Euterpa Martin and Unknown Woodruff is:
1.Edith Woodruff, born September 1883 in Indian Territory. She married J. C. Adams.
Child of Euterpa Martin and William Poe is:
1. Edgar Allen Poe, Sr., born 22 November 1899 in Commerce, Hunt County, Texas; died 1956 in Dallas County, Texas.
Emeline Hershe Martin (Moses, William) was born 15 February 1865 in Booneville, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and died 22 July 1942 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. She married Sam Hall. More About Emeline Hershel Martin:
Burial: Grove Hill Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Children of Emeline Martin and Sam Hall are:
1. Ray Hall.
2. Curtis Hall.
3. Kathleen Hall.
Sam Ella Martin (Moses, William) was born 10 December 1870 in Holly Springs, Marshall County, Mississippi, and died 06 November 1952 in Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma. She married Luke Burns 02 November 1886 in Texas, son of Andrew Burns and Mary Abernathy. He was born 03 March 1857 in Pocahontas, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, and died 19 April 1944 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma.More About Sam Ella Martin:Baptism: 06 August 1871, By Rev. Bancroft
Burial: Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma
More About Luke Burns:
Burial: Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma
Children of Sam Martin and Luke Burns are:
1. Burley Burns, born 18 September 1887 in Thackerville, Love County, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died December 1985.
2. Erby Burns, born 02 July 1889; died 22 April 1945 in Chicago, Illinois.
3. Bernice Hershel Burns, born 10 December 1893; died November 1977 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas.
4. James Shirley Burns, born 27 December 1895 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 11 October 1978 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma.
5. Luke Burns, Jr., born 03 January 1899 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 26 November 1968 in Marshall, Harrison County, Texas. He married Thelma Idella Bachus 27 August 1929 in Marshall, Harrison County, Texas.More About Luke Burns, Jr.:Burial: Marshall, Harrison County, Texas
6.Alpha Coda Burns, born 19 December 1900 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 1967 in Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma.
7. Hattie Eulalia Burns, born 25 December 1902 in Lone Grove, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 28 April 1949 in Spearman, Hansford County, Texas.
8. Autry William Burns, born 30 December 1906; died 1947 in Fort Supply, Woodward County, Oklahoma. Notes for Autry William Burns:
Autry Burns never married.More About Autry William Burns:
Burial: Fort Supply, Woodward County, Oklahoma
9.Otis Coleman Burns, born 27 June 1908 in Oklahoma; died June 1960 in Vancouver, Washington. He married Fern Unknown.More About Otis Coleman Burns:
Burial: Park Hill Cemetery, Vancouver, Washington
Generation No. 3
Vance Gist Martin (James Washington, Moses, William) was born 20 October 1890 in Love County, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and died 08 February 1944 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon. He married Fanny Myrtle Roberts 12 November 1911 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. More About Vance Gist Martin:
Burial: City View Cemetery, Salem, Oregon
Child of Vance Martin and Fanny Roberts is:
1. Andrew Martin, born Abt. 1912.
Nova Sarah Smith (Sarah Lucy Martin, Moses Lydell, William1) was born 27 November 1885 in Oklahoma, and died 20 May 1968 in Dallas County, Texas. She married Oliver Clement Dickson.
Children of Nova Smith and Oliver Dickson are:
1. Jewellen Dickson.
2. Hester Oliver Dickson.
3.Wilford C. Dickson, born 12 December 1922.
Jewel E. Smith (Sarah Lucy Martin, Moses, William) was born February 1897 in Texas. She married Hugh David Sanders.
Children of Jewel Smith and Hugh Sanders are:
1.Novaleen Sanders.
2.Robert H. Sanders.
Garland M. Smith (Sarah Lucy Martin, Moses, William) was born September 1898 in Tennessee. He married Faye Unknown.
Child of Garland Smith and Faye Unknown is:
1.Patsy Smith.
2. Josie Ward Martin,(James Washington, Moses, William) born 18 December 1884 in Pickens, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; died 31 January 1921 in Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma, Burial: Rock Cemetery,Cause of Death: Child Birth. She married Rufus P. Key was born May 11, 1875 in , Navarro Co., Tx., and died December 03, 1925 in Albert, , Ok.. Burial: Rock Cemetery Cause of Death: Lung Cancer, Daughter Vera Says
Marriage James Lackey and JOSIE MARTIN:
Jossie was married to Nathaniel James Lackey prior to January 13, 1904, They had one child named: Arra Mentie Lackey, More About RUFUS KEY and JOSIE MARTIN:
Marriage: January 12, 1904, Thackerville, Love, Ok. (Source: (1) Marriage License and Certificate for Rufus P. and Josie Ward Martin Lackie., (2) Marriage License and Certificate for Rufus P. and Josie Ward Martin Lackie, License No. 77.)
Children of RUFUS KEY and JOSIE MARTIN are:
1 ARAMENTA LACKEY6 KEY, b. January 10, 1902; d. November 12, 1937, Pioneer Cemetery blk. 49 Salem, Marion, Or..
2 WILLIAM FRANKLIN KEY, b. October 11, 1904, , Pickens I.T. Ok.; d. November 10, 1980, Plainview, , Tx..
3 ELMAR COLUMBUS KEY, b. September 27, 1906, , Cooke, Tx.; d. February 23, 1974, Oklahoma City, , Ok.; m. (1) MARGARET J. ROGERS; b. 1903; d. 1998, , , OK; m. (2) JANE DANIEL SWANK, July 19, 1958, Oklahoma City, , Ok.; b. Grow, , I.T.. ELMAR COLUMBUS KEY: Burial: Sunny Lane Cemetery, Oklahoma City, OK Cause of Death: Cancer Occupation: Evans Electric Co., Oklahoma City, OK. MARGARET J. ROGERS:
Burial: Sunny Lane Cemetery, section: S14-B4-R3-12, Oklahoma County, OK ELMAR KEY and MARGARET ROGERS: Divorce: November 01, 1957, Oklahoma ELMAR KEY and JANE SWANK: Marriage: July 19, 1958, Oklahoma City, , Ok.
4. VERIE ALLIE MAY KEY, b. December 11, 1909, Overbrook, Love, Ok.; d. November 18, 1999, Klamath Falls, Klamath, Oregon.
5. . NOVIA LYDIA KEY, b. November 25, 1911, Sentnel, Washita, Ok; d. March 12, 1980, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Ok..
6. ROBBERT DELMUS KEY, b. March 08, 1913, Silvin (Sylvian), Siminole, Ok.; d. December 18, 1986, Aumsville Marion, Or..
7. NAOMA C. KEY, b. January 23, 1915, , Seminole, Oklahoma; d. March 03, 1994, Rebsamen Hospital-Jacksonville, , AR.
8. BESSIE CORENE KEY, b. May 14, 1918, , Siminole, Ok.; d. December 05, 1979, Eureka, Humbolt, Ca..
9 NOT NAMED KEY, b. January 31, 1921.
Edgar Allen Poe, Sr. (Euterpa Martin,Moses, William) was born 22 November 1899 in Commerce, Hunt County, Texas, and died 1956 in Dallas County, Texas. He married Ruth Deloma Turcotte 02 August 1924 in Oak Lawn Methodist Church, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, daughter of Cyril Turcotte and Ruey Jewell. She was born 20 August 1904 in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois, and died 26 June 1998 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
Notes for Edgar Allen Poe, Sr.:
Edgar Poe attended Ennis High School and Metropolitan Business College. He worked in the railroad office of Southern Pacific R. R. in Ennis as his first job. He came to Dallas in 1922 and went to work for Planters Cotton Seed Oil Mill and worked there for 20 years as their office manager. He quit work there during World War II and went to work and the North American Defense Plant in Grand Prairie.
More About Edgar Allen Poe, Sr.:
Burial: Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Notes for Ruth Deloma Turcotte:
Ruth Deloma Turcotte was born in Walnut, Illinois in a private hospital owned by a Dr. Hopkins and his son. When she was 4, her family moved back to Pekin, North Dakota . Ruth spent the years between 8 and 15 in Catholic boarding schools in Devil's Lake, North Dakota, Winnipeg, Canada and Forget, Canada. Her parents separated in 1912 - her mother returning to her family in Kansas and her father traveling with the railroad. She and her sisters, Doris and Lillie, and brother, Robert, had been left in the care of their Turcotte grandparents at Stump Lake in North Dakota. Attending school there was virtually impossible with the harsh winters. If you were able to brave the weather to attend school you would find yourself often sick from the exposure. She told us many stories of her harsh and austere life in these various boarding schools. The Sisters of Mercy's academy in Devil's Lake was the first school the three were enrolled in. There were tunnels underground there linking the dormitories with the school building and church. Her sister, Doris, was barely three when they arrived there and Ruth told of quickly becoming a mother to her so she would not cry all night long. She saw that she was dressed, her hair curled, and that she behaved properly so not to anger the Sisters. It was here that her brother, Robert, died of appendicitis. This was an extremely painful occurence for her because the Sisters refused to let her go see her brother in the infirmary. She eventually was able to sneak into the tunnels to the hospital only to find he had already died. She recalled one school in Canada where the nuns were extremely strict. Her father had come to visit her and her sister, Doris, there and they met with him in the parlour with the nuns in attendance. He asked how their life there was as it was a new school for them and they politely replied that everything was wonderful but they really wanted to go home with him. As a father, he suspected that something was wrong so after he departed he listened at the door and heard the nun's cruel words to his daughters. He promptly removed them from that school and found one more to their liking. Ruth made many life long friends during her stay in these schools and corresponded and visited with them throughout her life. Ruth moved to Denison, Texas to live with her mother and her new family in the second year of high school but found the lessons there too confusing as they were in English and she had spoken French at home and in school for her entire life. So, she went back to North Dakota and finished high school in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She then returned to Dallas, Texas and went to Western Union School for several months. Her first job with Western Union was the night shift from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. and she hated it. She was living with a Mrs. Long who helped her get a job with the Farm and Ranch Publishing Company.
More About Ruth Deloma Turcotte:
Burial: Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Child of Edgar Poe and Ruth Turcotte is:
1. Edgar Allen Poe, Jr., born 31 August 1925 in 3732 Travis Street, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
Burley Burns (Sam Ella Martin,Moses, William) was born 18 September 1887 in Thackerville, Love County, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and died December 1985. He married Gladys Viola Brunner 26 February 1921 in Estancia, Torrance County, New Mexico.
More About Burley Burns:
Burial: Park Hill Cemetery, Vancouver, Washington
Children of Burley Burns and Gladys Brunner are:
1. Naomi Burns.
2. Melvin Burns.
3. George Burns.
4. Marvin Burns.
5. Howard Burns.
6. Ernest Burns.
7. Helen Burns.
8.Lonnie Burns.
9.Donnie Burns.
Erby Burns (Sam Ella Martin,Moses, William) was born 02 July 1889, and died 22 April 1945 in Chicago, Illinois. He married Jessie Thompson. More About Erby Burns:Burial: Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma
Children of Erby Burns and Jessie Thompson are:
1. Erby Darrell Burns.
2. Jo Ann Burns.
Bernice Hershell Burns (Sam Ella Martin,Moses , William) was born 10 December 1893, and died November 1977 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. She married (1) John F. Dressler. She married (2) Oliie Benham. More About Bernice Hershel Burns:Burial: Amarillo, Potter County, Texas
Children of Bernice Burns and John Dressler are:
1. Euzell Dressler.
2. Guy Dressler.
3. Freddie Dressler.
4. Irene Dressler.
5. Howard Dressler.
6. Ova Fay Dressler.
Child of Bernice Burns and Oliie Benham is:
1. Ollie Mae Benham.
James Shirley Burns (Sam Ella Martin,Moses, William) was born 27 December 1895 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and died 11 October 1978 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. He married Anna Spencer 16 July 1916 in Greer County, Oklahoma. More About James Shirley Burns: Burial: Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma
Children of James Burns and Anna Spencer are:
1. Ina Mae Burns.
2. J. W. Burns.
3. Bessie Lee Burns.
4. Billy Dee Burns.
Alpha Coda Burns (Sam Ella Martin,Moses, William) was born 19 December 1900 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and died 1967 in Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma. She married Douglas D. Barnett May 1928 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. More About Alpha Coda Burns: Burial: Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma
Children of Alpha Burns and Douglas Barnett are:
1. Gerald Barnett.
2. Travis Barnett.
3. Billy Barnett.
4. Kenneth Ray Barnett.
Hattie Eulalia Burns (Sam Ella Martin, Moses, William) was born 25 December 1902 in Lone Grove, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and died 28 April 1949 in Spearman, Hansford County, Texas. She married William Curtis Spearman 26 December 1926 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. He was born 02 November 1888 in Valley View, Cooke County, Texas, and died 02 January 1979 in Junction, Kimble County, Texas. More About Hattie Eulalia Burns:
Burial: Old Hansford Cemetery, Spearman, Hansford County, Texas
More About William Curtis Spearman:
Burial: Old Hansford Cemetery, Spearman, Hansford County, Texas
Children of Hattie Burns and William Spearman are:
1. Frances Clyde Spearman, born 28 June 1929 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma.
2. Curtis Spearman.
3. Wilma Spearman.
4. Shirley Spearman.
Generation No. 4
Jewellen Dickson (Nova Sarah Smith, Sarah Lucy Martin,Moses, William) She married Glenn Lee Hunt. Jewellen Dickson and Glenn Hunt had two sons and two daughters
Hester Oliver Dickson (Nova Sarah Smith, Sarah Lucy Martin,Moses,William1) She married J. B. Wooley. Hester Dickson and J B. Wooley had two sons and two daughters
Wilford C. Dickson (Nova Sarah Smith, Sarah Lucy Martin,Moses, William) was born 12 December 1922. He married Brucie L. Callahan. Wilford C Dickson and Brucie Callahn had two sons and a daughter. The names of the children are remove for my Dickson. Hi Kid!
Edgar Allen Poe, Jr. (Edgar Allen, Euterpa Martin, Moses, William) was born 31 August 1925 in 3732 Travis Street, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. He married Doris Marie Bryant 16 September 1949 in Oak Lawn Methodist Church, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, daughter of Hattie Mae Woodrom. She was born 21 August 1930 in Port Neches, Jefferson County, Texas.
Children of Edgar Poe and Doris Bryant are:
1. Linda Susan Poe, born in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
2. Stacy Anne Poe, born in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
3. Sandra Diane Poe, born
Frances Clyde Spearman (Hattie Eulalia Burns, Sam Ella Martin, Moses, William) was born 28 June 1929 in Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma. She married Russell Barfield Park 11 March 1948 in Spearman, Hansford County, Texas, son of Russell Park and Carrie Barfield. He was born 26 January 1920 in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, and died 16 February 1994 in Kerr County, Texas.
Children of Frances Spearman and Russell Park are:
1. Russell Barfield6 Park, Jr., born 12 March 1955 in Kerrville, Kerr County, Texas; died 27 April 1979 in Center Point, Kerr County, Texas.More About Russell Barfield Park, Jr.:Burial: Center Point, Kerr County, Texas
2. Jonathan Spearman Park, born in Perryton, Ochiltree County, Texas. He married Sabyn La Nell Schmidt in Mason, Mason County, Texas.
Generation No. 5
Linda Susan Poe (Edgar Allen, Edgar Allen4, Euterpa Martin, Moses, William) was born in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. She married Thomas Charles Doell in Oak Lawn Methodist Church, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. He was born in San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas.
Children of Linda Poe and Thomas Doell are:
1. Stephanie Marie Doell, born in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
2. Melanie Susanne Doell, born in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
1850 Agricultural Census - Lawrence County Alabama
J. E. Martin, 70, 230, 300, 270, 326
William C. Martin, 50, 160, 400, 10, 100
W. B. Martin, 15, 75, 75, 8, 80
Thomas Martin, 150, 220, 1000, 140, 505
L. H. Martin, 60, 80, 500, 120, 310
William Martin, 80, 90, 600, 100, 514
Generation No. 2 for RUFUS PINKNEY5 KEY and JOSIE WARD MARTIN family
2. ARAMENTA LACKEY6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) (Source: School Enumeration record for Dist. #C-1,Greer County, Ok. 1927, Scholl record shows Spelling of married last name to be Neighbors.) was born January 10, 1902, and died November 12, 1937 in Pioneer Cemetery blk. 49 Salem, Marion, Or.. She married JUDSON NEIGHBORS July 09, 1922 in Mangum, Greer, Ok., son of WALTER NEIGHBORS. He was born September 24, 1901, and died February 06, 1995 in Matadore, Motley, TX 79244. GROOMSUR GROOMGIV BRIDESUR BRIDEGIV DATE BOOK PAGE
Nabors George Bagwell Vera 09/21/1929 12 94
Neighbors J. M. Lackey Mentie Arra 07/08/1922 9 189
Anna Minnie Neighbors OBITUARY:
Neighbors--Arra Mintie Neighbors, 36, at a local hospital November 12. Late resident of Salem route 3. Survivors include the widower, Judson Neighbors; daughter Ellen; sons, Carl and Jeddy Neighbors; father, Nathaniel Lackey of Texas; sisters, Mrs. Vera Jackson of Salem, Nama Higginbotham of Texas, Nova Blaine and Bessie Foster, both of Oklahoma; brothers, Elmer Key of Oklahoma, Robert Key of Vernonia and William Key of Texas. Private graveside services will be held in the IOOF cemetery, under the Clough-Barrick company's direction, Monday, November 15, at 1:30 p.m., Rev. Irving Fox officiating. Oregon Statesman 14 November 1937 5:1 ARAMENTA LACKEY KEY: Cause of Death: TB. and Meningitis
SOURCES: CONTACT: [email protected]
Jud NEIGHBORS Birth Date: 24 Sep 1901 Death Date: 6 Feb 1995 JUDSON NEIGHBORS and ARAMENTA KEY: Marriage: July 09, 1922, Mangum, Greer, Ok.
Children of ARAMENTA KEY and JUDSON NEIGHBORS are:
1 ELLEN7 NEIGHBORS.
2. CARL LEE NEIGHBORS.
3. ROBERT JEDDY NEIGHBORS.
3. WILLIAM FRANKLIN6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) was born October 11, 1904 in , Pickens I.T. Ok., and died November 10, 1980 in Plainview, , Tx.. He married DELLA LORENE BELYEU August 31, 1924 in Gainesville, (Erie), TX.. She was born January 31, 1909 in Eastland, , TX., and died March 16, 1988
Children of WILLIAM KEY and DELLA BELYEU are:
1. MANFORD LIMAN7 KEY, b. December 18, 1926, Littlefeld, , Tx.; d. April 09, 1927, Littlefeld, , Tx..
2. LILLY JOSIEPHINE KEY, b. August 20, 1928, Nannecaw, , Ok.; m. (1) MAT BRANSCUM, October 07, 1943, Plainview, , Tx.; m. (2) MELVIN C. COTZ, June 26, 1962.
3. CARL LEE KEY, b. July 17, 1930, Pedmont, Oklahoma, Oklahoma; m. BEVERLY JANE WALKER, March 17, 1951, Patisall, , New Mexico; b. October 27, 1935, Grandville, , Ok.. Notes for BEVERLY JANE WALKER: Step mother was Bessie Brady
4. RUBY BERNICE KEY, b. December 19, 1933; m. C. D. WINGO.
5. WILLIAM HENRY KEY, b. January 19, 1935.
6. NAOMI RUTH KEY, b. January 01, 1941, Corpus Christi, , Tx.; m. GEORGE L. DAVIS, August 07, 1955, Plainview, Hale, Tx.; b. July 04, 1936, Sulpher Springs, , Tx..
7. WILMA LEE KEY, b. May 05, 1942; Adopted child.
8. DOUGLAS ELMO KEY, b. March 23, 1945.
9. DONNIE RAY KEY, b. March 13, 1948.
4. VERIE ALLIE MAY6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) was born December 11, 1909 in Overbrook, Love, Ok., and died November 18, 1999 in Klamath Falls, Klamath, Oregon. Burial: Silver Lake, Lake, OR (Ashes) Cremation: Lake View, Lake, OR
She married (1) JOHN CALVIN JACKSON November 05, 1927 in Altus, , Ok., son of WILLIAM JACKSON and ITIE MARTIN. He was born July 14, 1906 in Bearden, Okfuskee, TX., maybe I.T. OK., and died April 07, 1974 in Salem, Marion, Or.. Burial: City View Cemetery, Salem, Marion, OR
She married (2) BYRON BERKSHIRE November 08, 1952 in Reno, , Nevada. He was born November 29, 1916, and died December 23, 1999 in Silverlake, Lake, Oregon. Burial: Silver Lake, Lake, Oregon, (Ashes) More About JOHN JACKSON and VERIE KEY: Divorce: Salem, Marion, Or. Marriage: November 05, 1927, Altus, , Ok. More About BYRON BERKSHIRE and VERIE KEY: Marriage: November 08, 1952, Reno, , Nevada
Children of VERIE KEY and JOHN JACKSON are:
1. MINNIE JO7 JACKSON, b. November 01, 1928, Willow, Greer, Ok.; d. September 11, 1989, Salem, Marion, OR.; m. EDGAR LEE VICE, May 09, 1949, Vancouver, , Washington; b. October 18, 1923, , , Nebraska; d. April 27, 1965, Salem, Marion, OR.. Burial: City View Cemetery, Salem, Marion, OR Cause of Death: Leukemia Notes for EDGAR LEE VICE: Edger Lee Vice is a older brother to Lawrence Melvin Vice Jr. , they married Jackson sisters , Minnie jo and Ittie Lorene. More About EDGAR LEE VICE: Burial: City View Cemetery, Salem, Marion, OR More About EDGAR VICE and MINNIE JACKSON: Marriage: May 09, 1949, Vancouver, , Washington
2. ITIE LORENE JACKSON, b. April 06, 1930, Newcastle Bridge, McLain, Ok.; m. LAWRENCE MELVIN VICE, JR., August 07, 1947, Salem, Marion, Or.; b. January 08, 1928, Chelsea, , OK (Source: (1) Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Feb 26, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.107647.99, (2) Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Feb 26, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.107647.99); d. April 1982, Reno, , NV More About LAWRENCE MELVIN VICE, JR.: Burial: Christian's Rest Cemetery More About LAWRENCE VICE and ITIE JACKSON: Marriage: August 07, 1947, Salem, Marion, Or.
3. RUFUS DAVID JACKSON, b. January 20, 1932, , Greer, Ok.; m. JOANNE CUTSFORTH, Abt. 1956. More About RUFUS JACKSON and JOANNE CUTSFORTH: Marriage: Abt. 1956
Child of VERIE KEY and BYRON BERKSHIRE is:
4. GLORIA LAMELL7 BERKSHIRE, b. August 09, 1954, Salem, Marion, Or.; m. (1) GEORGE FORBES; m. (2) MICHAEL DALE OWENS, July 03, 1972.More About MICHAEL OWENS and GLORIA BERKSHIRE:
Marriage: July 03, 1972
5. NOVIA LYDIA6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) was born November 25, 1911 in Sentnel, Washita, Ok, and died March 12, 1980 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Ok.. She married RUFUS MURRY BLAIN July 26, 1928 in Hobart, Kiowa, Ok., son of RICHARD BLAIN and HELEN REEVES. He was born August 07, 1909 in Altus, Jackson, Ok., and died August 23, 1999 in , , OK. More About NOVIA LYDIA KEY: Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Mangum, Greer, OK
Cause of Death: Colon Cancer More About RUFUS BLAIN and NOVIA KEY:
Marriage: July 26, 1928, Hobart, Kiowa, Ok.
Children of NOVIA KEY and RUFUS BLAIN are:
1. WILLIAM CRILE7 BLAIN, b. May 01, 1930, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; m. (1) MYRTLE F. MILLER, December 17, 1949; m. (2) LYDIA MAE SIZEMORE MARLOW, December 11, 1970; b. , , OK; d. May 28, 2001, Elk City, Greer, OK. More About WILLIAM BLAIN and MYRTLE MILLER: Marriage: December 17, 1949 More About LYDIA MAE SIZEMORE MARLOW: Burial: May 30, 2001, Granite, Greer, OK More About WILLIAM BLAIN and LYDIA MARLOW: Marriage: December 11, 1970
2. ALAN KEY BLAIN, b. December 04, 1933, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; d. September 04, 1998, Monohans, , Tx.; m. MARGARET LOVERNE SHAW, August 09, 1952; b. August 06, 1935. More About ALAN BLAIN and MARGARET SHAW: Marriage: August 09, 1952
3. MARY ELLA BLAIN, b. February 10, 1936, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; m. WILLIAM RILEY WATKINS, September 01, 1964; b. October 29, 1933. More About WILLIAM WATKINS and MARY BLAIN: Marriage: September 01, 1964
4. WYLIE EUGENE BLAIN, b. October 11, 1937, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; m. GLORIA JEAN PATTON, September 05, 1962, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; b. November 15, 1945, Mangum, Greer, Ok.. More About WYLIE BLAIN and GLORIA PATTON: Marriage: September 05, 1962, Mangum, Greer, Ok.
5. JAMES RUFUS BLAIN, b. September 09, 1940, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; m. SHIRLEY CLOTEL ROBERTS, December 02, 1965; b. June 17, 1947. More About JAMES BLAIN and SHIRLEY ROBERTS: Divorce: November 05, 1990 Marriage: December 02, 1965
6. NOVETTA CAROL BLAIN, b. December 13, 1942; m. LAWRENCE EDWARD MCMASTER, June 15, 1963; b. January 29, 1943. More About LAWRENCE MCMASTER and NOVETTA BLAIN: Marriage: June 15, 1963
vii. BUFORD PAUL BLAIN, b. February 17, 1945; m. (1) DENA MARY GOODSON, March 24, 1964; b. November 24, 1945; m. (2) PATSY ANETTE CRUMP, Abt. 1988; b. October 30, 1939; d. May 11, 1995; m. (3) WANDA HARMAN, Abt. 1997, , , Ok.; b. November 12, 1939.
8. HELEN MAE BLAIN, b. October 14, 1946; m. (1) JEARL EDWIN BENTLEY, December 15, 1967; b. January 07, 1932; d. October 21, 1977; m. (2) DONALD WAYNE AEBISCHER, May 05, 1978; b. September 06, 1933. More About JEARL BENTLEY and HELEN BLAIN: Divorce: September 22, 1977 Marriage: December 15, 1967 More About DONALD AEBISCHER and HELEN BLAIN: Marriage: May 05, 1978
9. RICHARD MACK BLAIN, b. December 17, 1950.
10. BENNY KIRK BLAIN, b. June 08, 1952.
11. MONA FRANCES BLAIN, b. September 14, 1953; m. JAMES ALFRED BLANSCET, February 18, 1972; b. October 08, 1952. More About JAMES BLANSCET and MONA BLAIN: Divorce: December 02, 1991 Marriage: February 18, 1972
6. ROBBERT DELMUS6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) was born March 08, 1913 in Silvin (Sylvian), Siminole, Ok., and died December 18, 1986 in Aumsville Marion, Or.. Burial: December 20, 1986, Fir Crest Cemetery, Monmouth, Polk, OR Cause of Death: Smoking, COPD, Kidney Failure final result Medical Information: Fatty tumors Migrain headache's heavy smoker 60 years. Military service: Served WW-II U.S. Army-Pacific. He married LEATA LUCILLE BURCH November 29, 1935 in Independence, Polk, Or., daughter of CASH BURCH and SARAH ATTEBERY. She was born November 29, 1917 in Elgin, Union Or., and died May 29, 1997 in Sublimity, Marion, Or.. Burial: June 02, 1997, Fir Crest Cemetery, Monmouth, Polk, OR Cause of Death: Heart failure, COPD Medical Information: Artritis smoker More About ROBBERT KEY and LEATA BURCH: Marriage: November 29, 1935, Independence, Polk, Or.
[Robert Key Born South and East of Prague, OK, close to Okemah, Seminole and Shawnee,(Old town of Silvin? Sylvain?). First days of school at "49" school house,that was three miles east of their home. Last days of school at Vinson, OK, west of Mangum on Highway 9, also attended School at Brinkman, OK.
Children of ROBBERT KEY and LEATA BURCH are:
1. ROBERT DARRELL7 KEY, b. October 30, 1936, At Home, Salem, Marion , Or.; m. JOYCE ELAINE HAUPTMAN, November 04, 1955, Salem, Marion, Or.; b. March 22, 1936, Neligh, , Nb.. ROBERT DARRELL KEY: Military service: Bet. 1958 - 1965, U.S. Army Res. ROBERT KEY and JOYCE HAUPTMAN: Marriage: November 04, 1955, Salem, Marion, Or.
2. DALE WILBUR KEY, b. October 15, 1938, Forest Grove, Washington, Or.; m. VARYL JEANETTE SUSEE, October 18, 1958, Mt.Angel, Marion, Or.; b. July 07, 1940, Hubbard, Marion, Or.. [email protected]
More About DALE WILBUR KEY: Medical Information: Severe Cluster headache's Started about age 12 Heart desease crooked little finger previous heavy smoker 48 years (stoped 1998) Military service: Bet. January 1956 - 1964, U.s. Army Res. ER19558213 DALE KEY and VARYL SUSEE: Marriage: October 18, 1958, Mt.Angel, Marion, Or.
3. MICHAEL NEIL KEY, b. September 28, 1945, Salem, Marion, Oe.; m. CAROL SUE DUNHAM, January 24, 1970, Tigard, Washington, Or.; b. November 15, 1949, LaGrand, Union, Or. MICHAEL NEIL KEY and CAROL DUNHAM: Marriage: January 24, 1970, Tigard, Washington, Or.
7. NAOMA C.6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) was born January 23, 1915 in , Seminole, Oklahoma, and died March 03, 1994 in Rebsamen Hospital-Jacksonville, , AR. Burial: March 1994, Chapel Hill Cemetery, Jackson, , AR
Cause of Death: Heart Attack Medical Information: Migrain Headache's Arthritis Hypertension
Religion: Methodist She married PAUL LUTHER HIGGINBOTHAM October 10, 1931 in Mangum Greer, Oklahoma (Willow), son of JOSEPH HIGGINBOTHAM and CORA ROBERTS. He was born March 16, 1911 in Brinkman, Greer , Oklahoma, and died July 29, 1998 in Rebsamen Hospital, Jacksonville, , AR. Burial: Chapel Hill Cemetery, Jacksonville, , AR Education: Eastview, Oklahoma High School Occupation: Phillips Petroleum Plant operator (Ret.) Religion: Baptist More About PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM and NAOMA KEY:
Marriage: October 10, 1931, Mangum Greer, Oklahoma (Willow)
Children of NAOMA KEY and PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM are:
1. EUNICE ERLENE7 HIGGINBOTHAM, b. December 04, 1932, Brinkman, , Oklahoma; d. February 02, 1995, Springfield, Lane, OR (Source: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jan 23, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.6951.42); m. CONNIE ALFONSO MARTIN, June 22, 1949; b. July 10, 1928, Mangum, Greer, Ok.. More About EUNICE ERLENE HIGGINBOTHAM: Burial: February 04, 1995, Ashes Placed at, Heceta Head Waters, ORReligion: Baptist More About CONNIE MARTIN and EUNICE HIGGINBOTHAM: Marriage: June 22, 1949
2. ELMER PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM, b. February 08, 1935, Brinkman, , Oklahoma; d. January 17, 1950, Mangum Hospital, Mangum, Greer, OK. ELMER PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM: Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Mangum, Greer, OK
3. MERLYN ANN HIGGINBOTHAM, b. December 14, 1938, Mangum, Greer, Ok.; m. SHERROLL GORDON HOOPER, August 20, 1956, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Altus, , OK; b. July 31, 1938, Childersburg, , AL.
MERLYN ANN HIGGINBOTHAM: Education: Lane Community College, Eugene, Lane, OR Occupation: J.C. Penney, Loss Prevention Manager(Ret) Religion: Southern Baptist SHERROLL GORDON HOOPER: Military service: USAF, Ret., Police Officer Religion: Southern Baptist SHERROLL HOOPER and MERLYN HIGGINBOTHAM: Marriage: August 20, 1956, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Altus, , OK
4. GLENDA LOYCE HIGGINBOTHAM, b. March 16, 1948, Phillips, , Tx. , Phillips Hospital; m. ALLEN THOMAS PINARD, June 10, 1968, First Pentacostal, Borger, , TX; b. October 30, 1947, Amirilla, TX; d. December 04, 1974, , , Kansas. ALLEN THOMAS PINARD: Burial: December 10, 1974, Westlawn Cemetery, Borger, , TX Occupation: Oil field operator Religion: Pentacostal ALLEN PINARD and GLENDA HIGGINBOTHAM: Marriage: June 10, 1968, First Pentacostal, Borger, , TX
5. LEATA PEARL HIGGINBOTHAM, b. October 30, 1950, Mangum, Greer, Ok..
6. JESSIE DWAYNE HIGGINBOTHAM, b. February 23, 1954, Borger, , Tx..
7. CARLA JO HIGGINBOTHAM, b. April 14, 1957, Borger, , Tx..
8. BESSIE CORENE6 KEY (RUFUS PINKNEY5, REUBEN WASHINGTON4, JOHN FRANKLIN3, OWEN2, JOHN1 KEE) was born May 14, 1918 in , Siminole, Ok., and died December 05, 1979 in Eureka, Humbolt, Ca.. She married (1) LONNIE B. FRANKLIN FOSTER November 04, 1933 in Mangum Greer, Oklahoma, son of WILLIAM FOSTER and DORA A.. He was born July 05, 1909 in , Greer, Ok., and died June 05, 1939 in Jester, Greer, Ok.. She married (2) HAROLD WESLEY KENDALL September 27, 1941 in Weed, Siskiyou, Ca, son of EDWARD KENDALL and KATHERINE ???. He was born May 15, 1904 in Triumph, Martin, and died Abt. 1976 in , Humbolt, Ca.. BESSIE CORENE KEY: Burial: December 07, 1979, Oceanview Cem, Eureka, Humbolt, Ca. Cause of Death: Brain Tumor (cancer) Previous Lung cancer Medical Information: Suffered from Severe Migraines Had several fatty tumors Arthritis Heavy smoker LONNIE FOSTER and BESSIE KEY:
Marriage: November 04, 1933, Mangum Greer, Oklahoma. BESSIE KEY and HAROLD KENDALL:
Jasper Laverne Foster legally changed last name from Foster To Kendall in the Superior Court of the State of California on or about June 25, 1971. This change of name effects the children of Jasper Lavern also, They have always used the Name Kendall. HAROLD KENDALL and BESSIE KEY: Marriage: September 27, 1941, Weed, Siskiyou, Ca
Child of BESSIE KEY and LONNIE FOSTER is:
1 JASPER LAVERNE FOSTER KENDALL, b. May 24, 1935, Reed, , Ok.; m. (1) PATRICIA EVELYN PETTIS ZECK, June 15, 1954, Eureka, Humbolt, Ca.; b. October 12, 1936, San Francisco, , Ca.; m. (2) DONNA LEE COX, June 13, 1970, Eureka, Humbolt, Ca.; b. April 24, 1947. JASPER LAVERNE FOSTER KENDALL: Medical Information: migraines: brought on by caffeine Name Change: June 25, 1971, Jasper Laverne Kendall JASPER KENDALL and PATRICIA ZECK: Marriage: June 15, 1954, Eureka, Humbolt, Ca. JASPER KENDALL and DONNA COX: Marriage: June 13, 1970, Eureka, Humbolt, Ca.
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