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Name: |
Born: |
s. Spouse or p. Parents |
Settled Jack Co. -- War Unit |
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ADAMS, William V. |
b. 1822 |
s. Nancy (?) |
1880 Census |
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ALLEN, Gilbert |
b. 1845 |
s. Christine (?) |
1880 Census |
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AMBURN, Thomas, Sr. |
b. 1820 |
s. Rachel Brock |
1881 |
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AMBURN, Henry |
b. |
p. Rachel & Thomas Amburn |
1898 |
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AMBURN, Andrew |
b. 1848 |
s. Clarice Elkins |
1892 |
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AMBURN, Thomas, Jr. |
b. 1852 |
s. Martha Bost |
1881 |
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AMBURN, William Samuel |
b. 1858 |
s. Amanda Poole |
1890 |
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ATKINSON, Newton |
b. 1827 |
s. Clarissa Evans/Susan Keith |
Tx. Rangers Co S Ft.Richardson |
1856 Keechi Valley |
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BAILEY, Amos |
b. 1854 |
s. Sarah Jane Shanafelt |
1878 Rock Creek |
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BAKER, Charles J. |
b. 1852 |
s. Mary S. (?) |
1880 Census |
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BEEZLEY, Solomon J. |
b. 1852 |
s. Lucinda Clark |
1876 |
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BENELL, David |
b. 1819 |
s. Huloloh (?) |
1880 Census |
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BENNETT, William Armstrong |
b. 1831 |
s. Martha Ann Smith |
Confederate, Civil War |
1877 |
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BENTLEY, Thomas Jefferson |
b. 1841 |
s. Mattie Browning |
Co.K 12th Ark Inf, Confederate |
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BILBY, Cornelius Joseph |
b. 1864 |
s. Mary Alice Watson |
1905 Rock Creek |
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BIRDWELL, Reuel H. |
b. 1850 |
s. Mary (Birdwell) Simpson |
Early 1880s |
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BLOUNT, Jack |
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s. Julia Wyatt |
1880 |
Confederate, Civil War |
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BLOUNT, Oliver |
b. 1857 |
s. Emma Langley/Fusie Stuckey |
1880 |
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BOST, Alfred |
b. 1848 |
s. Mary J. (?) |
1880 Census |
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BOTTOMS, William F. |
b. 1834 |
s. Latha Jane Boyd |
Union, Civil War |
1876 Ross Valley |
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William
Bottoms had a brother who
died in the service of the Northern (Union) two more brothers served the
entire 4 years in the Southern (Confederate) Army |
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BRIMHALL, James M. |
b. 1859 |
s. Alzoria Eaton |
1880 Salt Creek |
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BROCK, George |
b. 1841 |
s. Emily Hall |
Confederate, Civil War |
Early 1870 Broad Tree Creek |
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BROOKS, Samuel |
b. 1843 |
s. Gay (?) |
1880 Census |
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BROWN, James J. |
b. 1852 |
s. Isadore P. (?) |
1880 Census |
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BRYSON, Henry Elam |
b. 1839 |
s. Mary Ann Cope Lowe |
Confederate, Civl War |
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Henry Bryson, as did his younger brother Tom, entered the Civil War army of the South at Fort Worth, Texas, under the immediate command of General R. M. Gano, served throughout the 4 years of strife in all the hard-fought battles, resisting Sherman on his march to the sea. |
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BURKS, William H. |
b. 1839 |
s. Mary A. (?) |
1880 Census |
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CADELL, Joseph Doty, Sr. |
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s. Sarah (Melton) Caddell |
1880's Tater Hill Valley |
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CAMBERN, James Bascom |
b. 1823 |
s. Margery Carolyn Bell |
1855 Keechi Valley |
Killed by Indians 1858 |
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CHAMBERS, Jasper Newton |
b. 1848 |
s. Sarah Eleanor Hampton |
Civil War at age 16 |
1870's |
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CLARK, Daniel James Edward |
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s. Mary Miller |
Civil War |
1876 Senate |
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CLARK, James R. |
b. 1820 |
s. Nancy K. Evett |
1880 Census |
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CLAY, George William |
b. 1846 |
s. Sarah Francis Cadell |
Co.C, 21st Tenn Cav., Confederate |
1879 Berwick |
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CLAYTON, Cyrus Putnam II |
b. 1820 |
s. Nancy Jane McClusky |
1881 |
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CLAYTON, Goodson McDonald |
b. 1845 |
s. Darthula D. Lyons |
1890 |
40th Tenn. Infantry, Confederate years in the Conf. Tenn. Inf. on 3 Nov 1861 at Memphis, Tenn. (then joined) Co.D, 81st Reg. Ohio, Union |
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Goodson "Mack" Clayton, son of Cyrus & Nancy Clayton, remained in Alabama with his grandmother Ann Clayton Thompson. He enlisted at the age of 16 years in the Conf. Tenn. Inf. on 3 Nov 1861 at Memphis, Tenn. |
He was captured 8 Apr 1862 by
the Union Army and held prisoner at Camp Butler, Springfield, Ill. While
a prisoner, his grandmother, Ann, in her 62nd year, rode horseback,
sidesaddle, from Ft. Payne, Ala. through enemy lines to visit her
grandson. She was stopped almost daily, accused of being a spy. On 19
Jul 1862 Mack escaped but later joined the Union Ohio Infantry on 1 Sep
1862. He thought by joining the Union Army that he would not be guarded
so closely and hoped to escape to go home.
He was discharged 29 May 1865. |
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CLENDENEN, Ben W. |
b. 1844 |
s. Christine Bowers |
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COOK, John William |
b. 1829 |
s. Sarah L. (?) |
1877 S. of Bryson |
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COOK, William J. |
b. 1837 |
s. Susan A. Moore |
1880 Census |
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CORDELL, Leorinda |
b. 1840 |
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1880 Census |
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CROW, John Green |
b. 1865 |
s. Willie J. (?) |
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CRUMPSON, Enoch H. |
b. 1835 |
s. Annie Matlock |
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CULLERS, Charles Keyser |
b. 1852 |
s. Ida Mae Fox |
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DAUGHERTY, J. Marion |
b. 1844 |
s. Louisa Means |
1877 Bumble Bee Prai. |
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DAUGHERTY, William A. "Rista" |
b. 1849 |
s. Marietta Gillihen |
1877 Bumble Bee Prai. |
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DENNING, Samuel Houston |
b. 1862 |
s. Mary Emaline Hill |
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DENWIDDIE, J. H. |
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1880 Dillingham Prairie |
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DERRICK, William Vincent, Jr. |
b. 1839 |
s. Mary J. Carlisle/ s. L. E. Turpin/ s. Hannah C. Derrick |
Late 1870's E. of Bryson |
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DERRICK, George Buchanan |
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Late 1870's E. of Bryson |
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DILLINGHAM, Baker F. |
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1847 Dillingham Prairie |
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DILLINGHAM, Ephraium |
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1847 Dillingham Prairie |
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DUNN, James B. |
b. 1846 |
s. Mary E. (?) |
1880 Census |
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EATHERLY, Logan Douglas |
b. 1844 |
s. Angeline McCoy |
Missouri, Confederate |
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EATHERLY, Johnathon D. |
b. 1839 |
s. Jennie (?) |
2nd to be buried at Cottonwood d. 07 Aug 1881 |
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ENLOW, James D. |
b. 1824 |
s. Susan Allred |
Civil War |
1879 Board Tree Creek |
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EPPERSON, (?) |
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s. Hulda Haskins |
Tennessee, Confederate |
Late 1880's |
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EVANS, Samuel Houston |
b. 1836 |
s. Nancy R. Outlaw |
Civil War |
1876 |
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Samuel Evans, his father and four brothers served in the Civil War; Sam was the only one to survive. |
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EVETT [EVATT], Waddy L. |
b. 1832 |
s. Nancy Clark |
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EZELL, John |
b. 1818 |
s. Margaret Lewis |
1880 Census |
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FEATHERKYLE, Alexander |
b. 1848 |
1880 Census |
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FIELDS, Green Washington |
b. 1849 |
s. Francis Julia Farmer |
1870 |
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FRAZIER, William |
b. 1817 |
1880 Census |
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GLIDEWELL, W. M. |
b. 1852 |
s. Jane Harrison |
1881 Dillingham Prairie |
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GOODE, George W. |
b. 1835 |
s. Nancy E. (?) |
1880 Census |
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GRAVES, Major J. W. |
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s. Sarah Inman |
Confederacy Lt. 3rd M0 Cav-Medal for bravery |
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GRAVES, Ransom |
b. 1837 |
s. Virginia (?) |
1880 Census |
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GREEN, Leroy |
b. 1847 |
s. Mary Ann (?) |
1880 Census |
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GRIFFIN, Thomas |
b. 1840 |
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1880 Census |
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HAM, Abner Lewis |
b. 1843 |
s. Ellen C. Wilson/Mary S. Bryant |
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Abner Ham Joined Texas Rangers March 1862 under Captain Cureton Co., Norris Regiment; he mustered out 1863 & joined Roberts Co. of County Rangers |
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HAM, Berry Lewis |
b. 1813 |
s. Dorcas Matilda (?) |
Texas Ranger |
1854 Jack Co. |
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Berry Ham Joined Captain J. J. Curston's Company in the Frontier Regiment of Texas Volunteers commanded by Col. J. N. Norris |
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HAM, Samuel C. |
b. 1836 |
s. Sarah M. Lasater |
Early 1870's Long Hollow |
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HAMPTON, George H. |
b. 1856 |
s. Lilly (?) |
1880 Census |
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HANNAH, James Wade |
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s. Emma Owens Brown |
1885 Lynn Creek |
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HANNAH, Frank Marion |
b. 1857 |
p. Emma & James Wade Hannah |
1885 Berwick |
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HARMON, John A. |
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Early 1870's Young Co. |
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HARPER, John |
b. 1829 |
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Sgt. Co 20 Tx Inf. Confederate |
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HARRINGTON, Charles |
Before 1868 |
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HARRINGTON, Thomas |
b. 1848 |
s. Margaret (?) |
Late 1870's |
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HASTY, William R. |
b. 1832 |
s. Mary L. (?) |
1880 Census |
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HAYS, JAMES C. |
b. 1845 |
s. Julia Ann (?) |
1880 Census |
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HERRINGTON, Bryant |
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(posse to catch indians & murders) Before 1858 |
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HERRINGTON, Ryan |
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(posse to catch indians & murders) Before 1858 |
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HENDERSON, William Marshall |
b. 1844 |
s. Mary Mildred Howard |
Tennessee, Confederate |
1878 Dillinhgam Prairie |
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William Marshall Henderson joined the Confederate army in Tennessee at the age of 17 years, at the commencement of hostilities and served the entire four years - "never was whipped - just quit fighting because the others did". |
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HILL, John Tobe |
b. 1846 |
s. Mary Jane Walden |
1871 Rock Creek |
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HOLMAN, George W. |
b. 1849 |
s. Lizzie W. (?) |
1880 Census |
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HOLMES, John H. |
b. 1830 |
s. Rebecca (?) |
1880 Census |
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HOUTS, W. L. |
b. 1832 |
s. Emily C. (?) |
1880 Census |
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JACKSON, John |
b. 1815 |
s. Sophonia (?) |
1880 Census |
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JAY, D. W. |
b. 1849 |
s. Judy A. Ellis/Isabella J. Smith |
1881 |
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JONES, James T. |
b. 1824 |
s. Margaret T. (?) |
1880 Census |
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JONES, Sebern M. |
b. 1841 |
s. Caroline Copeland |
1881 |
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KEE, Henry |
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s. Nann Cowen |
Late 1870's Salt Creek |
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KEYSER, Peter B. "Cap" |
b. 1834 |
s. Mary Elizabeth Cullers |
Civil War |
S. of Bryson |
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KING, Turner |
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1870 to Texas |
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KISINGER, James R. |
b. 1817 |
s. Ann (?) |
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KUTCH, Cyrus Wesley |
b. 1836 |
s. Malvina Ernst Harwick |
Confederate |
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KUTCH, Daniel |
b. 1807 |
s. Mary Bell |
Texas Ranger |
1855 Jack Co. |
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KUYKENDALL, Geo. Richardson |
b. 1841 |
s. Eliza Willis |
Texas Frountier Confederate |
1876 Finis |
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George Kuykendall Served the 4 years of the Civil War, designated as lieutenant but really in command of a company of minute men fighting Indians on the frountier of Texas and repelling bandits along the Mexican border. |
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LEATHERWOOD, John |
b. 1835 |
s. Martha C. (?) |
1880 Census |
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LEFFEL, John W |
b. 1854 |
s. Mary E. (Box) Box |
Early 1880's |
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LEWIS, J. Terrel |
b. 1833 |
s. Emily (?) |
1880 Census |
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LOWE, Hopkins |
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s. Margueriette Cape |
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MANLEY, J. W. F. |
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s. Sarah Johnson |
Georgia, Confederate |
Cox Mountain |
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MARLEY, Elisha Smith |
b. 1849 |
s. Mary Josephine Leatherwood |
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MATHIS, John |
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s. Elizabeth Roberts |
Late 1880's Wesley Chapel |
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MATLOCK, Absolon J. |
b. 1825 |
s. Nancy Ann Duggan |
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MAULDIN, T. J. |
b. 1847 |
s. Elizabeth Seal Dinwiddie |
Confederate |
1882 Dillingham Prairie |
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T.J. Mauldin served 3½ years in the Confederate army, Crab-tree's Brigade, General Joe Wheeler's Regiment, Price's army of the Missouri and was with Price at the last of the war, in his dash in the effort to capture Kansas City, where occurred the hottest fighting and most sanguinary struggles during the Civil War, was surrendered at Independence, Arkansas in July 1864, three months after Lee surrendered at Appomattox. |
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McCLENDON, Dreter |
b. 1838 |
s. Mary E. (?) |
1880 Census |
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McCLOUD, "Jim" James Madison b. 1845 |
s. Rutha Eliz. Sampley |
Alabama, Confederate |
1881 |
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Jim McCloud At 16 years of age enlisted as a Confederate & served 3 years in General Joe Wheeler's Cavalry, 3rd Division, Company I, Regiment. |
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McCLURE, Ezekial "Zeke" A. |
b. 1844 |
s. Lucinda Scudder |
1880 Finis |
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McCUMBER, Henry A. |
b. 1832 |
Early 1870's Rock Creek |
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McCOY, James A. |
b. 1847 |
s. Mary E. Cadell |
Alabama, Confederate |
1877 |
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McNABB, Mayaut |
b. 1806 |
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1880 Census |
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McNABB, William R. |
b. 1861 |
s. Nancy (?) |
1880 Census |
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MILLER, George Cicero "Roe" |
b. 1841 |
s. Nancy Bedford/Cynthia Wristen |
Alabama, Confederate |
1876 West Salt Creek |
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MILLIG[K]AN, Hamilton |
b. 1818 |
s. Mary A. (?) |
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MILLIG[K]AN, Jacob A. |
b. 1831 |
s. Sarah A. Woods |
1880 Census |
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MILLS, John H. |
b. 1846 |
s. Harriett (?) |
1880 Census |
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MOORE, Alexander |
b. 1814 |
1880 Census |
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MOORE, John R. |
b. 1822 |
s. Jennie Parker/Mary Benton |
Captain, Confederate |
1870's |
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MOORE, Rody Rufus |
b. 1825 |
s. Jane Christine Dillingham |
Confederate |
1886 Jermyn |
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MORRISON, Oliver |
b. 1835 |
s. Elizabeth (?) |
1880 Census |
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MORROW, John |
b. 1854 |
s. Rebecca (?) |
1880 Census |
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MULLINS, Joseph |
b. 1859 |
s. Dalinda (?) |
1880 Census |
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NEWMAN, Gravner Stewart |
b. 1848 |
s. Nancy Elizabeth Bedwell |
Texas Ranger |
1872 Robert's Prairie |
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Gravner Newman was a Texas Ranger stationed in Veal Station. Their duties were to protect the settlers from Indians that came into North Texas |
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NEWMAN, Sam Sr. |
1870s Winn Hill |
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NICHOLS, Samuel C. |
b. 1826 |
s. Mollie Hannah |
Confederate |
1886 Long Hollow |
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NOAX |
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Young County |
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PADGETT, Alexander |
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s. Emily Caroline Dickerson |
1883 Young County |
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PARRISH, John B. |
b. 1841 |
s. Susan B. King |
Co. C 34 Tex Cavalry, Confederate |
1882 Berwick |
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John Parrish- 10 Jun 1861, John Parrish and a group met at Persimmon Grove, southwest of Parish, Texas and organized under the name of Lamar Cavalry #2, with Captain James Hill. They enlisted at Parish, Texas on 1 Mar 1862 for 12 months. They later joined Confederate Co. C.34, Texas Cavalry, Alexander's Regiment 2, Partisan Rangers. |
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PEVEHOUSE, David |
b. 1845 |
s. Mary Vernesse Green |
Confederate |
1870 Winn Hill |
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PLASTER, Henry |
b. 1856 |
s. Ella Walker |
Late 1870 West Salt Creek |
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POTTER, George N. |
b. 1847 |
s. Emily (?) |
1880 Census |
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PRESTON, Joe |
b. 1846 |
s. never married |
1870's Long Hollow |
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PRESTON, Sam |
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s. Mary (?) |
1870's Long Hollow |
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PRESTON, Sarah |
b. 1850 |
s. never married |
1870's Long Hollow |
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RALEY, Jessie Andrew |
b. 1855 |
s. Clementine Moore |
1880 Census |
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RIDDEL, Thomas Benton |
b. 1844 |
s. Bell Simpson/Laura Elsie Evans |
Confederate |
1876 |
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ROBERTSON, E. J. |
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s. Mildred Padgett |
1885 Young County |
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RUCKS, Henry C. |
b. 1838 |
s. Kate (?) |
1880 Census |
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SAMPLEY, Edmond |
b. 1836 |
s. Mary Jane Carr |
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Union 1901 (stayed 1 year) |
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SAMPLEY, Oliver Miller |
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p. Debora (Browder) & Jesse Sampley |
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Confederate |
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Oliver Sampley- When the body of Oliver, killed during the War, was brought home, his brother Edmond was so upset over the way the Confederate Army treated Oliver that he joined the Union Army |
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SAMPLEY, Theodore Higgins |
b. 1848 |
s. Nancy Isbell Easley/Mary V. Strickland |
1878 |
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SEWELL, Alfred Eugene |
b. 1847 |
s. Louisa Annie (Whedbee) Bourne |
1876 Little Lost Valley |
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SHANAFELT, Samuel |
b. 1826 |
s. Catherine Ann Matilda Rusie |
Co E 12th Reg In. Union |
1877 Rock Creek |
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SHANAFELT, H. C. "Vos" |
b. 1854 |
s. Alice (Worth) Sheets |
1877 Rock Creek |
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SHOOK [Shuck], Andrew Jackson b. 1832 |
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s. Effie J. Turman |
1877 Senate |
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SMITH, John "Black John" |
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s. Ora Camden |
1880 two Salt Creeks |
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STEPHENS, Benjamin |
b. 1840 |
s. Delilah (?) |
1880 Census |
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STILL (?) |
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(farm joining the Herrington) |
1880 Young County |
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TAYLOR, (?) |
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s. Kate McMaster |
Early 1880s Broad Tree Crk. |
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TAYLOR, Marshall |
b. 1824 |
s. Mary P. (?) |
1880 Census |
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THOMPSON, H. J. |
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s. Jeanette Ham |
Col. in Civil War |
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THOMASON, James |
b. 1847 |
s. Clementine (?) |
1880 Census |
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THOMPSON, John E. |
b. 1844 |
s. Rebecca (?) |
1880 Census |
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TRIPP, William Riley |
b. 1851 |
s. Medora Avery |
1880 Censsus |
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VAN HOOSER, Isaac |
b. 1820 |
s. Sarah Elam |
1880 Dillingham Prairie |
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VANCY, John |
b. 1847 |
s. Nancy (?) |
1880 Census |
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VOWELL, John |
b. 1855 |
s. Belle (?) |
1880 Census |
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WAGGONER, Andrew |
b. 1814 |
s. Elizabeth (?) |
1880 Census |
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WALDEN, L. |
b. 1849 |
1874 (voter's list) |
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WALDEN, Rosanna |
b. 1832 |
1880 Census |
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WALDEN, Thomas J. |
b. 1844 |
s. Elizabeth Hill |
1880 Census |
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WALDEN, William |
b. 1858 |
1880 Census |
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WELCH, John A. |
b. 1851 |
s. Albertine (?) |
1880 Census |
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WHILING, Charles H. |
b. 1846 |
s. Mahala A. (?) |
1880 Census |
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WILKINSON, Thomas I. |
b. 1840 |
s. Amarine (?) |
1880 Census |
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WILLIS, William L., Dr. |
b. 1835 |
s. Prudence Rogers |
Galloway's Co.- 1879 Center Ridge |
Green's Home Guards Union |
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WILTON, Henry Franklin |
b. 1853 |
s. Martha Jane Baldwin |
1876 Bumble Bee |
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WILTON, Thomas Absolem |
b. 1849 |
s. Ester Britanna Clar |
Co H, 7th Ill. Cav., Confederate |
1877 Winn Hill |
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WOLFE, Joseph L. |
b. 1832 |
s. Jane C. (?) |
1877 Senate |
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WOODS, John |
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s. Nancy Lockard |
1855 Salt Creek Hill |
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Jack
County Civil
War Pension Applications
These
222 records were extracted by Dorman Holub from the
Texas State Library and Archives Commission
The
Index to Confederate
Pension Applications provides the name, county of residence, and pension
number for some 54,634 approved, rejected, and home pensions issued by the Texas
government between 1899 and 1975.
| Claimant Name | Number | Husband's Names | Number |
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Allen, D. P. |
34956 |
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Allen,
William V. |
45744 |
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Anderson,
Sarah |
9252 |
Anderson, W.
J. |
2196 |
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Anderson, W.
J. |
2196 |
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Autry, Winnie
M. |
rej |
Autry, J. A. |
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Baker, J. M. |
5798 |
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Ball, Sarah |
7875 |
Ball, William
J. |
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Barnett, Mary
D. |
24842 |
Barnett,
David Harrison |
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Beadle,
Samuel M. |
rej |
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Bentley,
Mattie |
36073 |
Bentley,
Thomas Jefferson |
24986 |
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Bentley,
Thomas Jefferson |
24986 |
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Black, H. F. |
28935 |
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Black, Isaac |
15728 |
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Boatman,
Andrew B. |
8911 |
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Borden, Anna |
30870 |
Borden, Joe |
30189 |
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Borden, Joe |
30189 |
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Bowen, H. B. |
50382 |
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Brant, A. G. |
24960 |
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Brant,
Harriet Jane |
33066 |
Brant, A. G. |
24960 |
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Brisco, Nancy
Fannie |
50224 |
Brisco,
William |
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Brown, W. P. |
15731 |
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Bryant, Lewis
Henry |
30035 |
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Bryant,
Sallie C. |
40349 |
Bryant, Lewis
Henry |
30035 |
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Burnett, M.
V. (Mrs) |
43199 |
Burnett,
Lorenzy Dow |
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Calhoun, John |
5736 |
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Calvert,
Adeline Jane |
32508 |
Calvert,
Jesse A. |
8184 |
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Calvert,
Jesse A. |
8184 |
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Candler, M.
L. (Mrs) |
26666 |
Candler,
Joseph Halt |
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Carlisle, G.
A. |
24981 |
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Clay, Sarah
Franice |
46654 |
Clay, William |
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Cloer,
William J. |
15730 |
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Collier, A.
J. |
rej |
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Collins,
Jesse M. |
15729 |
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Cook, S. A. (Mrs) |
17109 |
Cook, William
C. |
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Cornelius,
Pheba K. |
12461 |
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Costen, E. P. |
rej |
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Davidson,
Mattie M. |
35370 |
Davidson,
Robert Alexander |
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Davis, Mary
J. |
rej |
Davis, Nathan
W. |
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Derrick, H.
C. (Mrs) |
50377 |
Derrick,
William Vinson |
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Deshane, P.
E. (Mrs) |
42639 |
Deshane,
Orsenath Madison |
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Dillard,
Edward L. |
31759 |
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Dishman, C.
H. |
2197 |
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Duncan,
Fannie A. |
25814 |
Duncan,
William Garner |
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Dwight, F. M. |
15727 |
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Dwight, L. J.
(Mrs) |
36963 |
Dwight, F. M. |
15727 |
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Elliston,
Sarah F. |
9051 |
Elliston,
Joseph |
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Ellsberry,
Thomas W. |
7876 |
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Enlow, J. D. |
5795 |
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Enlow, S. A.
(Mrs) |
9887 |
Enlow, J. D. |
5795 |
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Erwin,
Elizabeth |
8173 |
Erwin, John |
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Erwin, N. H. |
36269 |
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Erwin, W. H. |
rej |
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Eustace,
Amanda |
39858 |
Eustace,
Thomas Allen |
9560 |
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Fitzgerald,
M. A. |
11986 |
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Forbis, W. J. |
2198 |
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Fowler, Joe |
30188 |
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Fowler,
Martha Jane |
43139 |
Fowler, Joe |
30188 |
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Franks, James
F. |
17912 |
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Gafford,
Malisa A. |
8185 |
Gafford,
James |
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Gahagan,
Joseph |
rej |
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Gibson, C. W.
(Mrs) |
2200 |
Gibson, S. C. |
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Gill, Mary F. |
41714 |
Gill, Edward
Harmon |
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Gilmore,
Frank D. |
30034 |
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Gilmore, M.
G. (Mrs) |
34660 |
Gilmore,
Frank D. |
30034 |
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Glakeler,
Cornelia |
rej |
Glakeler,
Thomas Jefferson |
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Glazner,
Thomas D. |
41396 |
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Gofford, M.
A. (Mrs) |
rej |
Gofford,
James |
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Goldsmith, J.
T. |
5737 |
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Goodin, Jack |
21306 |
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Goodin,
Rebecca J. |
30028 |
Goodin, Jack |
21306 |
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Gowdy, W. T. |
8742 |
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Graham, M. C. |
rej |
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Gray, Modena |
50570 |
Gray, William
C. |
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Green, Sarah |
24894 |
Green, Seben |
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Green, Sarah |
rej |
Green, Seburn |
8741 |
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Green, Seburn |
8741 |
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Griffith,
Elizabeth Jane Osteen |
41433 |
Osteen,
Sylvester |
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Guthrie, W.
J. |
2199 |
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Ham, A. L.
(Bud) |
31764 |
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Ham, M. S. (Mrs) |
42984 |
Ham, A. L.
(bud) |
31764 |
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Hardy, George
Washington |
33167 |
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Harper,
Maggie |
38002 |
Harper, Isaac
Newton |
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Hayes, Ben |
28742 |
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Hayes, Susan |
38719 |
Hayes, Ben |
28742 |
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Heath, James
Washington |
11983 |
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Helton,
William B. |
13381 |
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Hestand, Mary
Jane |
31712 |
Hestand,
William Sprowels |
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Hicks,
Leonard J. |
8186 |
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Hicks, Mary
E. |
8939 |
Hicks, L. J. |
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Higgins,
William M. |
2202 |
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Hilliard, A.
A. |
40969 |
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Hodge, H. T.
(Mrs) |
2204 |
Hodge, J. G. |
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Howard,
Andrew Jackson |
10993 |
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Howard, J. N. |
2203 |
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Howard,
Marion Johnson |
11985 |
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Howell,
Martha |
2205 |
Howell, James
H. |
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Humphrey,
John Rufus |
2201 |
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Jackson, Ann
Eliza |
5797 |
Jackson, S.
J. |
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Jackson, J.
J. |
7263 |
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Jackson, John |
5793 |
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Jackson,
Lydia F. |
15726 |
Jackson,
Henry |
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Jackson,
Nancy E. |
7265 |
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Jackson,
Thomas |
7264 |
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Johnston, A.
W. |
rej |
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Jones, John |
26683 |
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Jones,
Samantha |
50994 |
Jones, Thomas
Wilson |
36925 |
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Jones, Susan
E. R. |
2206 |
Jones, Willis
J. |
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Jones, T. B. |
26686 |
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Jones, Thomas
Wilson |
36925 |
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King, B. L. |
21155 |
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Kinnard,
George Washington |
9052 |
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Kiser, G. W. |
2207 |
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Kizer, J. K. |
rej |
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Kutch,
William C. |
34495 |
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Latimer,
George Williamson |
10992 |
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Leach, J. G. |
rej |
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Leatherwood,
J. M. |
15725 |
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Leatherwood,
John M. |
rej |
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Love, John I. |
rej |
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Love, William
Henderson |
28823 |
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Manning, M.
E. (Mrs) |
42932 |
Manning,
Edward C. |
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Martin,
Henderson |
19052 |
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Masters, John
Wesley |
28695 |
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Matlock,
Maggie M. |
39187 |
Matlock,
Jason Lafayette |
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Mauldin,
Thomas Jefferson |
47747 |
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McCarroll,
Susan O. |
17914 |
McCarroll,
Thomas Kandy |
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McCaw,
Narcissa Jane |
rej |
McCaw, Robert
Nelson |
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McCloud,
James Madison |
42972 |
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McCloud,
Rutha E. |
51415 |
McCloud,
James Madison |
42972 |
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McClure,
Ezekiel Andrew |
51544 |
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McCrow,
Narcisso Jane |
rej |
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McLeland,
Elizabeth A. |
8187 |
McLeland,
Samuel R. |
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McQueery,
Louisa T. |
39787 |
McQueery,
Alfred Alcorn |
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McQuerry, A.
A. |
rej |
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Miller,
Cyntha Emily |
38304 |
Miller,
George Cicero |
24849 |
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Miller,
George Cicero |
24849 |
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Millsaps, M.
V. |
24846 |
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Mize, D. A. (Mrs) |
8370 |
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Montgomery,
James Anderson |
34147 |
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Montgomery,
Minnie Virginia |
39790 |
Montgomery,
James Anderson |
34147 |
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Moore, Libbie
T. |
23902 |
Moore, George
Washington |
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Moore, R. R. |
rej |
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Moss, J. C.
C. |
2208 |
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Murray, G. S. |
2209 |
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Newman, Mary |
40710 |
Newman, Sam |
34180 |
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Nixon, C. M.
(Mrs) |
21533 |
Nixon,
Washington Tomlinson |
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Norman,
Cornelius Asberry |
34123 |
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Norman, Mary
E. |
35618 |
Norman,
Cornelius Asberry |
34123 |
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Odell, H. C. |
39882 |
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Owens, R. F. |
2210 |
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Owens, Rhoda
A. |
7262 |
Owens, R. F. |
2210 |
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Parrish, S.
D. (Mrs) |
rej |
Parrish, John
Buckhamon |
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Pate, William |
9050 |
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Patton,
Henreta |
39372 |
Patton, David
Wesley |
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Pemberton,
Alfred |
37793 |
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Pemberton,
Ida Jane |
40563 |
Pemberton,
Alfred |
37793 |
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Peterson,
Louisa |
2212 |
Peterson,
Thomas W. |
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Pevehouse,
David |
26796 |
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Pevehouse, M.
V. (Mrs) |
50735 |
Pevehouse,
David |
26796 |
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Phariss,
James |
31159 |
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Pickett,
Sallie A. |
2211 |
Pickett, John
M. |
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Polk, Martha
Ann |
38631 |
Polk, John
Morgan |
12013 |
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Price, M. J.
(Mrs) |
40249 |
Price,
Marmaduke Norphlete |
32479 |
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Price, Thomas
Eli |
38010 |
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Pruitt, B. H. |
rej |
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Quinn, Roxie
A. Riley |
50771 |
Riley,
Charles Marion |
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Ramsey,
Rebecca Jane |
11984 |
Ramsey,
Willis |
2214 |
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Ramsey,
Willis |
2214 |
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Rhea, Robert
W. |
2213 |
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Rhoades, L.
L. E. (Mrs) |
5794 |
Rhoades,
Jacob |
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Rich, M. L. (Mrs) |
rej |
Rich, Thomas
J. |
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Richards, S.
J. (Mrs) |
39692 |
Richards,
William Richard |
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Riddel,
Thomas B. |
2215 |
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Robinson, W.
W. |
rej |
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Robison, F.
A. |
rej |
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Rogers, John
Larkin |
11987 |
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Rogers, Mary
J. |
36292 |
Rogers,
Thomas Chilton |
30295 |
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Rogers, Rosa |
33698 |
Rogers, John
Larkin |
11987 |
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Rogers,
Thomas Chilton |
30295 |
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Rollans, M.
A. (Mrs) |
46679 |
Rollans, Hay
Crawford |
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Ross, Albert
James |
37599 |
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Shook, J. A. |
rej |
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Sillivent,
George Washington |
11235 |
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Sillivent, J.
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18700 |
Sillivent,
George Washington |
11235 |
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Sillivent,
Martha A. |
2217 |
Sillivent, F.
M. |
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Sims, M. L. (Mrs) |
5796 |
Sims, R. B. |
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Sloan, F. E.
(Mrs) |
10991 |
Sloan, W. H. |
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Smith, David
Joseph |
10394 |
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Smith,
Elizabeth C. |
38247 |
Smith, David
Joseph |
10394 |
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Smith, John
P. |
26688 |
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Smith, Sarah
Elizabeth |
rej |
Smith,
William Harrison |
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Smith, T. W. |
2216 |
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Smithers,
Cordon Wesley (Mrs) |
45534 |
Smithers,
Cordon Wesley |
41884 |
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Spangler,
Kansas Nebraska |
43612 |
Spangler,
William Riley |
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Spears, Clara |
27511 |
Spears, Wiley
Marcus |
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Spencer,
Major Andrew |
9253 |
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George |
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22038 |
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15733 |
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2218 |
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Carrol N. |
27505 |
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2219 |
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2223 |
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Wallace,
Martha E. |
17913 |
Wallace,
William Eli |
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Warden,
Theodore F. |
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Watson, Emily
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25457 |
Watson,
Joseph Huddleston |
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Wells, J. W. |
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Wells, N. C.
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Wells,
William Riley |
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Whitaker,
Martha |
rej |
Whitaker,
George Patillo |
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White, Robert
Burton |
29612 |
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White, Sarah
M. |
40107 |
White, Robert
Burton |
29612 |
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Whitsitt,
Josephine |
37273 |
Whitsitt,
Thomas William |
2222 |
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Whitsitt,
Thomas William |
2222 |
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Willis, E. C. |
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Willis, John
Ashley |
25092 |
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Melissie E. |
39398 |
Wood, Lee
Taylor |
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Woodall, G.
W. |
5738 |
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Young, G. A.
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rej |
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24756 |
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10393 |
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The
Following Documents Came from the USGenWeb Archives
http://www.usgwarchives.net/tx/jack/jacktoc.htm
They were recopied here so genealogy researches looking for Jack County
relatives might find them.
Applications
for Civil War Pensions:
1. Andrew Boatman Application - Contributed by John R. Peterson
2. Samuel Newman, Sr. Application - Contributed by Elnora
Frances Cook-Wyrick
Jack
County, TX - Civil War Pension Application - Andrew Boatman (rej)
****************************************************************
Contributed by John R. Peterson
<jonrpeterson@swbell.net>
Application of Indigent Soldier or Sailor of the late Confederacy for Jack
County, in the State of Texas, and
that he makes this application for the purpose
Pension under the Act of May 12, 1899.
FORM No. 2
The State of Texas
County of Jack
To the Honorable County Judge of Jack County, Texas.
Your petitioner Andrew Boatman represents that he is a resident
Citizen of Jack County, in the State of Texas, and that he makes this
application for the purpose of obtaining
a pension, under the act passed by the Twenty-sixth Legislature of the State of
Texas, and approved May 12,
A.D. 1899, the same being an act entitled "An act to carry into effect the
amendment to the Constitution of the
State of Texas, providing that aid may be granted to disabled and dependent
Confederate soldiers, sailors, and
their widows under certain conditions, and to make an appropriation
Therefore and I do solemnly swear that the answers I have given to the following
questions are true.
----------------------------------------------
Note--Applicant must make answer to all of the following questions, and
Such answers must be written out plainly in ink.
----------------------------------------------
Q. What is your name? Answer: Andrew
Boatman
Q. What is your age? Answer:
I am 54 years old
Q. In what County do you reside? Answer:
Jack
Q. How long have you resided in said County and what is your post
office address?
Answer: 3 years, Bryson,
Texas
Q. Have you applied for a pension under the Confederate Pension Law?
heretofore, and been
rejected? If so state when and where. Answer: NO
Q. What is your occupation if able to engage in one? Answer: Farmer
Q. What is your physical condition? Answer:
During the war, I
Contracted fever and
cold-settling in my lungs. I then became
Partially paralyzed-from
which I am now suffering.
Q. State in what company and regiment you enlisted in the Confederate
Army and the time of your
service? Answer:
Co. E Col. Border's
Regiment Dismounted Cavalry
Texas Volunteers and served 2 Years.
Q. If you served in the Confederate navy, state when
and where, and the time of
such service? Answer: No
Q. State whether or not you have received any pension or veteran
donation land certificate
under any previous law, and if you answer
in the affirmative state
what pension or veteran donation land
certificate you have
received. Answer: I have not
Q. What real and personal properties do you now own, and what is the
present value of such
property? Give list of such
property and
value. Answer: I am in possession of 125 acres of land, worth in
in the aggregate $300.00.
I owe $125.00 purchase money on this
land. I also own (2) two
horses worth $20.00 each. And one wagon
worth $10.00.
Q. What property, and what was the value thereof have you sold or
conveyed within two years
prior to the date of this application?
Answer: None
Q. What income, if any, do you receive? Answer:
None
Q. Are you in indigent circumstances; that is, are you in actual want,
And destitute of property
and means of subsistence? Answer: I
am.
Q. Are you unable, by your labor to earn a support? Answer: I am.
Q. Have you transferred to others any property of value of any kind?
for the purpose of becoming
a beneficiary under this law? Answer: No
Q. Did you ever desert the Confederacy? Answer:
No
Q. Have you been continuously since the first day of January, 1880, a
Bonafide resident citizen of
this State? Answer: I have since
1854.
Wherefore your petitioner
prays that her application for pension be
approved and that such other
proceedings be had in the premises as
as required by law.
(Signature of Applicant) Andrew B. X
(His Mark) Boatman
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of August AD 1899
Thomas F. Horton
[Seal] County Judge Jack
County, Texas
Affidavit of Witnesses
(Note--There must be at least two credible witnesses)
The State of Texas
County of Jack
Before me, Thomas F. Horton County Judge of Jack County, State of Texas, this
day personally appeared Louisa
Peterson, L.A. Barnes and P. Boatman who are personally known to me to be
credible citizens who being by me
duly sworn on oath, state that they personally know that Andrew B. Boatman,
applicant for a pension, and that
they personally know that the said Andrew B. Boatman, enlisted in the service of
the Confederacy, and performed
the duties of a soldier(or sailor) as claimed by him in the above and foregoing
application, and that they
further know that he the said applicant Andrew B. Boatman, deceased, is unable
to support himself by labor of
any sort.
(Signature of Witness): Louisa (her x mark) Peterson
(Signature of Witness): L.A. (her) X mark) Barnes
(Signature of Witness): P. (her X mark) Boatman
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 1st day of August AD 1899.
Thomas F. Horton Attest [seal]
County Judge Jack County, Texas R.S.
Blair
AFFIDAVIT OF PHYSICIAN
THE STATE OF TEXAS}
County of Jack }
before me Thos. Horton County Judge of Jack County, State of Texas, on
this day
personally appeared E. Hughes,
Who is a reputable practicing physician of this county, who being by me duly
sworn on oath, states that he has
carefully and thoroughly examined Andrew Boatman applicant for a pension, and
finds him laboring under the
following disabilities which render him unable to labor at any work or calling
sufficient to earn a support for
himself: Paralysis, had first attack in 1877 and was sick for eighteen months,
suffered from attacks of
neuralgia which he says he has had since
the war, and he also suffers from chronic bronchitis.
(Signature of Physician) E. Hughes M.D.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th day of August AD 1899
Thomas F. Horton
County
Judge Jack County, State of Texas
_______________
____
CERTIFICATE
OF COUNTY JUDGE
THE STATE OF TEXAS, }
I, Thomas F. Horton,
COUNTY JUDGE OF JACK County, State of Texas, do hereby certify that on the 14th
day of August, AD 1899, before
me came on to be heard the application of Andrew B. Boatman, for a pension under
the Confederate Pension Law of
the State, approved May 12, AD 1899; that the answers of said applicant to the
questions propounded were made
under oath as the same appear in writing in the foregoing application: that the
affidavits of the witnesses who
are credible citizens were made before me as the same herein before appear, and
that the foregoing affidavit of
Doctor E. Hughes who is a reputable physician of this County, was made before
me. I also certify that the said
applicant Andrew B. Boatman is not an inmate of The Texas Confederate Home, nor
otherwise disqualified under
any of the provisions of Section 12, if the Confederate Pension Law.
I further certify that after considering
all of the proceedings had before me relative to the said application for a
pension by the said Andrew B.
Boatman. I find the said applicant is lawfully entitled to the pension provided
for by the Confederate Pension
Law of this State, and I hereby approve said application.
Witness my hand and seal of office at Jacksboro this 14th
day of August AD 1899
Thomas F. Horton
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County of Jack
We the undersigned members of the Commissioners Court of Jack County,
Texas, hereby certify
that the foregoing application of Andrew B. Boatman, for a pension together with
the proof in support thereof,
was duly submitted by Hon. Thomas F. Horton County Judge of this Jack County, to
the Commissioners Court of
this Jack County, at a regular term thereof on the 18th day of August A.D. 1899,
and after a careful
consideration of the same we find the said applicant is lawfully entitled to the
pension provided for by the
Confederate Pension Law of this State and we hereby approve said application.
Witness our hands and seal of office at Jacksboro this 18th
Day of August AD 1899
J.G. Milburn Pre. No.1
F.D. Gilmore Pre No. 2
F.M. Christopher No. 3
(Seal)
Jesse Smith
CSA
Pension Application; 1917-Samuel Newman Sr-Young & Jack Counties, TX
Contributed for use in USTXGenWeb Archives by Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick
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Texas State Archives:
Application for Confederate Soldier Pension #34180, State of TX;
Filed 15 May 1917, Approved 1 June 1917:
for "Sam Newman, of Loving, Young Co., TX,
age 87 years, born in New York".
Other information; he had lived in Loving, ! Young Co., TX for one year, was a
farmer,
assessed value of his property $800.00 and in poor health, at the time of
application.
Statement from the "War Department,
The ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON;
May 18, 1917:
Respectfully returned to Commissioner of Pensions, State of Texas, Austin, with
the information that: Samuel Newman [Pvt.] Company "D" 9th Battl'n.,
MO. S.S. C.S.A. (No rolls on file) appears on a register of C.S.A. G.H.,
Shreveport, LA as admitted April 18, 1865. Complaint, dysentery returned to duty
April 20, 1865 and shown on a roll of prisoners of war of "Co., D",
Pindalls (9th) Battl'n S.S. Lewis' Brig. C.S.A. as paroled at Shreveport, LA.
June 7 1865. +++ end of document:"
The application for pension continues with information, states that "First
enlisted in Green's State Troops, wounded and captured August 1862, additional
information about name of Unit he was with includes; Co., D Ninth [9th] Missouri
Sharp Shooters; Parsons Bri! gade, Pendal's Battalion". Application
Witnessed by: W.C. Groner, and J.L. McCord, signed 10 May 1917.
Application for MORTUARY WARRANT; signed by "Mary Newman" his
wife, states that he died at his home on the 5th day of February 1925, in the
town of Newcastle, Young Co., TX. Certificate of Undertaker signed by; "W.H.
Dover" and Attending Physician Certificate signed by; " C.J. Ponis
[spelling?] " giving cause of death to be "Senility". Both
Undertaker and Physician were in Newcastle, Young Co., TX.
Young Co., TX, Death Certificate lists unknown for name of parents of Samuel
Newman Sr.;
date of death on the certificate does not correspond with date (of 1926)
recorded on
headstone in Winn Hill Cemetery where he is buried, headstone may have been
added some
time after his death. Date of death certificate also does not correspond with
the date
on CSA Pension Application for Mortuary Warrant signed by Notary Public "H.C.
Williams"
and the Undertak! er "W.H Dover". Date of death listed on Young
County, TX, Death Certificate
is shown to be 4 February 1925. Cause of death listed as "Senility".
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Confederate Soldier Pension, Widow's Claim # 40710,
filed 16 April 1925,
by Mary Newman, widow of Sam Newman, who died in Young Co., TX on 5 February
1925, and
had been drawing benefits under his own Claim # 34180
which Samuel Newman had filed prior to his death.
Mary Newman states that she was born in the state of Texas, and was married to
Sam Newman
about 1875 in Navarro Co., TX, she states her age is 70 years old, born in
Texas, and was
moving from Young Co., TX and her new address was R.F.D. #31, Jacksboro, TX.
This is sworn
to and signed by;
H C/A McClure, County Judge, of Jack Co., TX.
Affidavit of Witnesses: signed by Wm. Clay and L.T. Richardson.
CERTIFICATE OF STATE AND COUNTY ASSESSOR:
States that she had personal and real property and a homeste! ad; to! tal value
$460.
Records show Mary Newman was hospitalized 19 May 1930, and released on 25
September 1930,
record also contain several letters written by "Mrs John Wilton", [Box
72, Jermyn, TX]
who lists herself as daughter of Mary Newman.
APPLICATION FOR MORTUARY WARRANT: is signed by Son; Sam Newman Jr. with
[(X) his Mark]
on 8th day of July 1933.
Recorded as written; by Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick