Husband Greg Mitchel HAYNIE
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Marriage: 21 Nov 1980 - Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
Wife Cheryl Jane ADLESON
Born: 17 Oct 1954 - Whittier, Los Angeles Co, CA
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Father: Irwin Joseph ADLESON
Mother: Ozie Allee HYDRICK
Children
1 M Cameron Mitchel HAYNIE
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General Notes: Wife - Cheryl Jane Adleson
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Cameron Mitchel HAYNIE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband Harry Vineberg ADLESON
Born: 5 Aug 1892 - Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Died: 26 Mar 1961 - Saint Petersburg, Pinellas Co, FL
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Saint Petersburg, Pinellas Co, FL
FamilySearch ID: KHR9-5VL
Find A Grave ID: 277966394
Marriage: 5 Aug 1917
Wife Sara WOLFE
Born: 16 Aug 1890 - Ternovka, Kazakhstan, Soviet Union
Died: 11 Jul 1979 - Palo Alto, Santa Clara Co, CA
Buried: - Greenlawn Cemetery and Mortuary, Bakersfield, Kern Co, CA
FamilySearch ID: KC1F-SQB
Find A Grave ID: 8512903
Children
1 M Irwin Joseph ADLESON
Born: 19 Aug 1921 - San Benito, Cameron Co, TX
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Spouse: Ozie Allee HYDRICK
Marr: 1 Feb 1945
General Notes: Husband - Harry Vineberg Adleson
| Name | Harry V. Adleson |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 24 |
| Birth Date | abt 1893 |
| Marriage Date | 5 Aug 1917 |
| Marriage Place | Portland, Cumberland, Maine |
| Father Name | Philip Adleson |
| Mother Name | Sarah Vineberg |
| Spouse | Sarah Wolfe |
| Full Name | Adlesoh, Harry Vineberg |
| Burial Place | St Petersburg, Florida |
| Cemetery Name | Memorial Park Cemetery |
| Year Range | 1960-1961 |
| Birth Date | 5 Aug 1892 |
| Death Date | 26 Mar 1961 |
| Conflict Period | Other |
| Service | USA |
ADLESON, HARRY V., 68, 4526 First Ave. N., Sunday (March 26, 1961) local hospital: Native Montreal, Canada. Here 11 years from Oakland, Calif. Veteran of World War I. Survived by wife, Hazel G.; two sons, Frank, Palo Alto, Calif., and Irwin, Los Angeles; seven grand children.
~~~St. Petersburg Times - Mar 28 1961 • St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida
Husband Irwin Joseph ADLESON
Born: 19 Aug 1921 - San Benito, Cameron Co, TX
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Father: Harry Vineberg ADLESON
Mother: Sara WOLFE
Marriage: 1 Feb 1945
Wife Ozie Allee HYDRICK
Born: 8 Jul 1924 - Ethelsville, Pickens Co, AL
Died: 7 Aug 1995 - Redlands, San Bernardino Co, CA
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FamilySearch ID: KZKC-3YD
Father: Marion Grover HYDRICK
Mother: Ozie Jane HAYS
Children
1 M Phillip Mark ADLESON
Born: 4 Nov 1949 - Inglewood, Los Angeles Co, CA
Died: 1 Mar 2017 - Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co, CA
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Spouse: Linda Christine PYNE
Marr: 18 Oct 1975 - Menlo Park, Ca
2 M Michael Ray ADLESON
Born: 17 Sep 1953 - Inglewood, Los Angeles Co, CA
Died: 19 Sep 1953 - Whittier, Los Angeles Co, CA
Buried: - Rose Hill Memorial Park, Whittier, Los Angeles Co, CA
Find A Grave ID: 103442710
3 F Cheryl Jane ADLESON
Born: 17 Oct 1954 - Whittier, Los Angeles Co, CA
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Spouse: Greg Mitchel HAYNIE
Marr: 21 Nov 1980 - Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
4 M Richard Brian ADLESON
Born: 12 Nov 1956 - Whittier, Los Angeles Co, CA
Died:
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General Notes: Wife - Ozie Allee Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Phillip Mark ADLESON
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Phil and Linda had 2 children - names not known.
General Notes: Child - Michael Ray ADLESON
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Was cremated
General Notes: Child - Cheryl Jane ADLESON
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Richard Brian ADLESON
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Husband Phillip Mark ADLESON
Born: 4 Nov 1949 - Inglewood, Los Angeles Co, CA
Died: 1 Mar 2017 - Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co, CA
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Father: Irwin Joseph ADLESON
Mother: Ozie Allee HYDRICK
Marriage: 18 Oct 1975 - Menlo Park, Ca
Wife Linda Christine PYNE
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General Notes: Husband - Phillip Mark Adleson
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Phil and Linda had 2 children - names not known.
Husband Rev William BALDRIGE
Born: 26 Feb 1761 - , Lancaster Co, PA
Died: 26 Oct 1830 - , Adams Co, OH
Buried: - Cherry Fork Cemetery, Cherry Fork, Adams Co, OH
Find A Grave ID: 44836059
Father: Alexander Holmes BALDRIDGE
Mother: Jane RAMSAY
Marriage: 17 Jul 1792
Wife Rebecca AGNEW
Born: 13 Oct 1771
Died: 26 Oct 1817 - Cherry Fork, Adams Co, OH
Buried: - Cherry Fork Cemetery, Cherry Fork, Adams Co, OH
Find A Grave ID: 94893365
Children
General Notes: Husband - Rev William Baldrige
From, "History of Adams County",
The Reverend William Baldridge was born in Lancaster County, Penn., February 26, 1761. His parents were from Ireland and members of the Irish Covenanter Church. The year after his birth they removed to the banks of the Catawba River in Lincoln County, N. C., where he resided until 1776, when he joined a cavalry company and served as a soldier during the Revolutionary War. Of this period of his life, the most interesting of all, we have no record, but front the course of his after 1ive, we know that he did his duty as a soldier, conscientiously, and faithfully. He did not consider that in his seven years' service to his country, he had done more than his duty or that he deserved any special commendation therefor. After returning from the war, he prepared for college under and the instructions of Rev. Robert Finley, and attended Dickinson College in Carlisle, Penn., where he graduated in 1790 at the head of a class of twelve. Immediately after his graduation, he took up the study of theology, privately, with the Rev. Alexander Dobbins and studied under him one year. The second year of his theological studies he pursued under the Reverend Doctor Nesbit, of Carlisle, Pa. He was licensed to preach by the Presbytery of Pennsylvania, Associate Reformed, in 1792. and fined ordained by the same Presbytery in 1793. On July 17, 1792, he was married to Rebecca Agnew. She was born December 12, 1772.
On October 18, 1793, he accepted a call to two churches in Rockbridge County, Virginia. One of them was a mile from the Natural Bridge. It has long since disappeared, the building destroyed and the congregation dissolved. His other church was Ebenezer, about five miles northeast of Lexington. He labored as regular pastor of these two churches, both Associate Reformed, until 1803 when his pastoral relation them was dissolved, but what was an anomaly in Presbyterian practice, he remained their stated supply until 1809, when he removed to Adams County, Ohio, to accept a call as pastor to the Cherry Fork and West Fork congregations. In 1797, he was moderator of his synod and delivered an important judicial decision in a case before that body. During his residence in Virginia, he was twice offered the presidency of Washington College, now Washington and Lee University, but declined each time on the ground that it was his duty, as he saw it, to remain in the pastoral work. From 1803 to 1809, many of his congregation had emigrated from Virginia and located in Adams County, Ohio, at either Cherry Fork or West Fork. These former parishoners of his secured his call to the two churches of the two localities. During his residence in Virginia, he been a faithful and acceptable pastor and had been endeared himself to his people, and while there, the following children were born to him and his devoted wife: James R., May 22, 1793; Alexander H., January 13, 1795; John Y., December 20, 1796; William S., May 1, 1799; Samuel C. and Rebecca G., twins, February 18, 1801; David A., May 25, 1803; Wade, August 25, 1805; Agnew, December 5, 1807. With these eight boys and one girl and his wife, he made the journey overland to Ohio, in June, 1809, and locating at Cherry Fork at the age of 40. He spent the remainder of his life there. The following children were born to him and his wife Rebecca, in Ohio: Joseph G., June 16, 1810; Ebenezer W., August 1, 1812; , William, August 17, 1814; Mary Jane, October 26, 1817, at whose birth the mother died. This daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Waller, a widow, is now living with her daughter, Mrs. Julia Tappan, at Avondale, Ohio, the last survivor of her brothers and sisters.
On May 16, 1820, Rev. William Baldridge married Mrs. Mary Logan Anderson, a widow, and by her became the father of two children, Benjamin L., born February 9, 1821, and Nancy M. October 18, 1822. His daughter, Rebecca, married Joseph Riggs, December 8, 1819, a very prominent citizen of southern Ohio, and by him became the mother of a numerous family of sons and daughters, the former of whom and their descendants have distinguished themselves in financial circles, in the ministry, at the bar and on the bench. Of the Reverend Baldridge's sons, Samuel C. and Benjamin L. became ministers and Alexander H., Agnew and Ebenezer W. became physicians. Of the literary works of the Rev. Baldrdge, we have but three sermons which were published in the Associate Reformed Pulpit. These indicate that he was a fine sermonizer. But he especially excelled in pastoral work. He knew all the members of his congregation, and all their children by name, and knew their peculiarities. He made his pastoral visits regularly in each family and gave religious instructions in such manner as to make it attractive, and to fasten it to remain in the minds of those he visited. The Rev. Marion Morrison, now residing at Mission Creek, Nebraska, relates an incident one of his visits to his father's, Judge Morrison's house, in which he heard a conversation between an older brother and the Rev. Baldridge, in which the latter sought to induce his brother to take a college education with a view of entering the ministry. This conversation so impressed young Morrison, then eight years of age, that he, in consequence thereof, took a college education and entered the ministry where he has labored successfully all his life. The Rev. Baldridge died in the midst of his labors on October 26, 1830.
Sixty-nine years having elapsed since his death, oblivion has claimed much that we would like to know of him, but the fact that he held but two pastorates in his lifetime; that he resigned the first and that death alone removed him from the other, speaks well of him as a minister Sixteen years in the same churches in Rockbridge County, Virginia and twenty-one in Adams County, Ohio, covered his ministerial work. He preached well in the pulpit and cared well and effectually for his people in their homes. The fact that Cherry Fork church grew an prospered during and after his labors in it speaks well for his work. The fact that for years past and that today the church at Cherry Fork is large and prosperous; that its influence is well recognized in the county in its Presbytery and Synod; that it has sent out so many grand men and women to other parts of the country, is largely due. to the labors of the Rev. William Baldridge between 1809 and 1830. He took the church four years after its organization and builded it for twenty-one years.
But while he was an efficient pastor, teacher and guide in churches the for thirty-seven years, he did something even greater than that. He reared a family of twelve sons and two daughters to be godly women, to be goodly man and citizens and to take honorable and, prominent place in the world's work. Moreover, he laid the foundations of character in his sons and daughters, so deep, so wide, so strong in piety and moral truth that after seventy years, his descendants are men and women of the same stamp of moral worth, high character and sterling piety that he bore himself. Could he have done better as a life work than herein related? We think not. He performed his work so well and so thoroughly that it will last so long as descendants of his survive to illustrate and exemplify it. He sleeps in an unknown and unmarked grave in the Cherry Fork Cemetery.
General Notes: Wife - Rebecca Agnew
In searching among the old records, both church and civil, the following notes on the Agnew family has been unearthed:. ".... 2. Rev. Alexander Dobbin's Records - "Married, July 17, 1792, Willlam Baldridge to Rebecca Agnew, both of Hamilton's Bann, York (now Adams) County." Note Rebecca Agnew, the daughter of James (2) Agnew and his wife, Mary (Ramsey) Agnew, who was married to the Rev. James Baldridge, a Presbyterian minister. Rebecca (Agnew) Baldridge died in 1817 in Adams County, Ohio."
~~Gettysburg Times - Sep 15 1964 • Gettysburg, Adams, Pennsylvania
Husband Charles Chamberlain DENNIS
Born: 5 Nov 1909 - , Jefferson Co MS
Died: 26 Jul 1986 - , Jefferson Co MS
Buried: - Fayette Cemetery, Fayette, Jefferson Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 45781312
Father: William D. "Willie" DENNIS Jr
Mother: Idessa STEPHENS
Marriage:
Wife Nell AINSWORTH
Born: 17 Oct 1910
Died: 24 Mar 1986
Buried: - Fayette Cemetery, Fayette, Jefferson Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 45781269
Children
1 F Sally Antonia "Toni" DENNIS
Born: 19 Dec 1944
Died: 23 Dec 2021
Buried: - Fayette Cemetery, Fayette, Jefferson Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 235495252
2 F Lavinia DENNIS
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General Notes: Child - Sally Antonia "Toni" DENNIS
OBITUARY: The Sun-Herald, Biloxi MS, 02 Jan 2022 (Sun)
Biloxi, Mississippi - Sally Antonia "Toni" Dennis was born December 19, 1944 and died December 23, 2021, after a brief illness.
Miss Dennis attended Jefferson County High graduating in 1962. She attended the University of Southern Mississippi earning a Bachelors of Arts Degree in 1966 and later a Master's Degree.
Miss Dennis was a beloved educator in the Saint Martin School System where she was selected a STAR educator on the local and state levels on the basis of her distinguished service and leadership in the field of secondary education. In addition to teaching secondary school French and English, miss Dennis served as sponsor of the school yearbook. She later served as an Assistant Principal and, finally, as School Principal.
She was devoted to elderly neighbors, caring for them for many years. She loved cats from childhood and took in any feline needing a home.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Nell Dennis, of Fayette, MS. Miss Dennis is survived by one sister, Lavinia Gardner of Lakeland, FL; one niece, Laura Jane Gardner; and one nephew, Matthew H. (Jennifer) Gardner.
At a later date, a graveside Memorial Service will be held in her hometown of Fayette, MS.
Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home is honored to serve the Dennis family.
Husband Graham Clayton HYDRICK
Born: 4 Jul 1894 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 3 Jun 1973 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L67W-ZN6
Find A Grave ID: 8647989
Father: George Washington HYDRICK
Mother: Martha Marilda "Mattie" PRUITT
Marriage: 22 Oct 1913
Events
1. Alt. Death: 2 Jun 1973, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO.
Wife Monra AKINS
Born: 24 Nov 1894 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 21 Dec 1980 - , , MO
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8648006
Father: Willie AKINS
Mother: Edna SHARP
Children
1 M Cornelius Woodrow "Neil" HYDRICK
Born: 6 Sep 1914 - Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
Died: 29 Mar 1993
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Find A Grave ID: 175302717
Spouse: Ursula Pauline COX
2 M Rodney Graham HYDRICK
Born: 22 Sep 1916
Died: 17 Oct 1918
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8648011
3 M Billy Gene HYDRICK
Born: 4 Mar 1926 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Died: 6 Aug 2012 - Tulsa, Tulsa Co, OK
Buried: - Calvary Cemetery, Tulsa, Tulsa Co, OK
Find A Grave ID: 94984400
Spouse: Edith Norene "Freckles" McGREW
Marr: 16 Jun 1944
General Notes: Husband - Graham Clayton Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Granduncle
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Buddy was a Methodist, worked at Cotton Gin as Manager, erector, and maintenance man. He was born prematurely and was carried on a pillow for 7 months. He finished school in the 8th grade and started working for his dad at the cotton gin.
Graham C. Hydrick, 78, of 505 Moore Ave., a retired gin operator, died this morning in Missouri Delta Community Hospital.
Born July 4, 1894, he was a member of the Mountain Home Ark Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Monra Akins Hydrick; two sons, Cornelius W. Hydrick of Memphis, Tenn and Billy Jean Hydrick of Tulsa, Okla; two sisters Mrs Montie Sadler and Miss Dessie Hydrick of Sikeston; and four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Services are scheduled at 10:30 am monday in the Welsh chapel with the Rev. Clyde Riddle, pastor of Firt Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in City Cemetery at Vanndale, Ark.
General Notes: Child - Cornelius Woodrow "Neil" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Rodney Graham HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Billy Gene HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin once removed
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Hydrick, Billy Gene "Bill," 86, retired American Airlines nondestructive testing inspector, died Monday. Visitation 5-7 p.m. Thursday and service 10 a.m. Friday, both at Mobley-Dodson Funeral Service, Sand Springs. (Tulsa World)
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Billy Gene "Bill" Hydrick died Monday, August 6, 2012, in Tulsa, after a brief illness. Bill was born on March 4, 1926, on Ruth Street, in Sikeston, Mo, to Graham and Monra Hydrick.
He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Edith Norene Hydrick, who he had called "Freckles" since they were in 3rd grade. He is also survived by his son David Alan and wife Mary Hydrick, daughter Kathleen Shroff, grandchildren Amy and husband Mark Davis, Carrie and husband Wade Jones, Michael Shroff, Matthew Shroff, Katie and husband Chris Ginder, and Luke Hydrick; great-grandchildren, Hannah Grace Davis and Edie Lee Jones; many nieces and nephews, and countless dear friends.
His family moved to Bucoda, Mo when he was 6 years old when his father took a job to build three cotton gins in the area. He attended Bucoda Elementary School where in the 3rd grade he met a freckle faced, tow headed little girl named Norene. By 8th grade, he had decided that she was the only one for him. They were married 2 weeks after their high school graduation on June 16, 1944. Two days before his death, he stated that Freckles was the love of his life, and she was the only woman in his life "to this very day". Each month, on the 16th, he purchased a single long stemmed red rose for her.
As a junior at Senath, MO High School, he joined the Army Air Corp cadets so that he could finish high school before being drafted at age 18. He wanted to enter the Army Air Corp as an officer and a gentleman and receive pilots training. After passing a rigorous exam, he and three classmates were accepted. During high school, he played basketball and was a pole vaulter. He won 3rd in state in pole vaulting in his junior year. On August 02, 1944 Bill reported for duty as an aviation cadet trainee, at Biloxi, Miss. The war ended after a few short months, so he did not receive his pilots training. He obtained his pilot's license after his discharge on November 16, 1945. He and Edith Norene returned to Missouri and he worked on her father's farm, then they moved to Memphis so that he could attend Shelby County School of Aeronautics at Whitehaven, TN. He graduated with his mechanics license. Shortly after graduation, they moved to Tulsa where went to work at American Airlines.
He told his family that he had wanted to fly from as far back as he could remember. He loved everything about the history of aviation. Although his work was with large planes, his real love was for small planes, especially bi-planes. He helped friends build planes and often flew them until arthritis grounded them. He loved aerobatical flying. He was talking about flying in his last days. Now he is soaring in the heavens.
Bill and Edith visited Hawaii annually for many years. They loved the ocean, the beach, the mountains and the valleys. As an avid photographer, he was in his element. He has a vast collection of beautiful landscapes. He loved archery and won several competitions over the years. Photography had been another passion since childhood. He won many awards for his photography throughout out his life. He also loved to draw. In his later years, he took up the art of leatherwork. He made beautiful belts, custom holsters, wallets and photo albums. He also created pictures by "carving by hand". He won, first place at the Tulsa State Fair, in 2010, for his work.
He often told his family that he did not have material wealth, but he felt like a millionaire because of his family. He dearly loved and was devoted to his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. He told his family many times that he was so proud of their accomplishments, of making it through struggles to become wonderful individuals. In return, he was dearly loved and cherished.
Funeral Service is scheduled for 10:00 a.m., Friday, August 10, 2012 at the Mobley-Dodson Chapel
Husband Willie AKINS
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Wife Edna SHARP
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1 F Monra AKINS
Born: 24 Nov 1894 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 21 Dec 1980 - , , MO
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8648006
Spouse: Graham Clayton HYDRICK
Marr: 22 Oct 1913
Husband Gideon O. "Jack" EVANS
Born: 1785 - , Edgefield Co, SC
Died: 31 Dec 1873 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Plunkett Cemetery, , Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 67046629
Father: William (John) EVANS
Mother: Phoebe KITCHING
Marriage:
Wife Ellen ALDRICH
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General Notes: Husband - Gideon O. "Jack" Evans
Buried at the home of his daughter, Cynthia Evans Plunkett, in an unmarked grave
Married to Mary Ann Weeks
Wife at tine of death was Ellen Aldrich Evans per his death certificate attached under media (DMH 4/26/2022)
one of these dates is incorrect as the Rickenbacker database shows him married to a Mary Ann Weeks
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Gideon Evans (1783-1873), my great-grandfather's older brother, died of pneumonia after "in true Evans spirit, at the age of 90, undeterred by a rare accumulation of snow, he rode his horse up to visit daughter Cynthia Plunkett (about 15 miles)." He had been a Captain in the Civil War, a Justice of Peace, Justice of the Quorum, and member of the SC State House of Representatives.
His land holdings along the South Edisto River exceeded 20,000 acres. (R. Maxcy Foxworth, Jr.; Rt 2, Box 685; Marion, SC 29571)
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below from : http://www.intersurf.com/~bevans/My%20Ancestors/d539.htm
1841: Gideon acquired 1575 more acres on Cedar Creek.
1848: Elected to House of Representatives, State of SC; served until 1849.
1849: He acquired 5751 acres on Shaw's Creek, which is branches off the Edisto River. Apparently a dispute about this land developed later. An original document in the Orangeburg Historical Office (in 1995) is recorded ad "Weeks & Evans dispute land on Edisto, White Pond Rd, & on Shaw Creek adj Mc ? Williams Land (undated)." (But 6/83 is written on bottom; see copy in E32 File)
1850: The census of Barnwell District taken 24 September lists Gideon Evans, aged 65, with Real Estate valued at 8000 on Saluda. Also: Mary, aged 58, Cynthia, 30; Martha aged 20. Living with them were both mothers: Phoebe Evans, aged 85, and Lucretia Weeks, aged 82. All born in SC. (Note: these ages of daughters are inconsistent with other family information).
1859: Gideon acquired 890 more acres of land on Shaw's Creek.
1864: Gideon sold 881 acres on the Edisto River and Willow Swamp to his son Andrew Jackson Evans, for $8,000; originally purchased from Elisha Tyler. 1867: Orangeburg County Deeds 1865-1902 include: Gideon Evans to A.J. Evans. 1873: On January 10, Gideon moved his church letter to Tabernacle Baptist Church.
1873: On March 10 he purchased 200 acres of land on the East Side of Willow Swamp (bordered by Samuel Dibble, James W. Reed, P.W. Garrick, and Catherine Rowell) from A. J. Evans for $2,000. (This A.J. may be his son, Andrew Jackson Evans, born in 1818.) The original of this deed was found in the Orangeburg Historical Office and copied by Bruce Evans in March, 1995. Copy is in E32 file.
Gideon Evans died later that year on December 31. "Capt. Gideon Evans: planter and timberman with land holdings along the South Edisto River exceeding 20,000 acres; shipped lumber, and rafted logs down the river, to Charleston; home and all provisions and lumber stock destroyed by Sherman's army (site now Aiken County State Park; Justice of Peace; Justice of the Quorum; SC State House of Representatives. In true Evans spirit, at the age of 90, undeterred by a rare accumulation of snow, he rode his horse up to visit daughter Cynthia Plunkett (about 15 miles). He developed pheumonia and died, and was buried in the Plunkett family graveyard on a bluff at Merritt's Bridge on the South Edisto River, but the grave was never permanently marked." R. Maxcy Foxworth, Jr. (Rt 2, Box 685; Marion, SC 29571)
1895: Orangeburg County Deeds, 1865-1902 lists: Gideon P. Etal to Wm. W. Evans. (This is Gideon's second child? probably born in 1810)
Three part history:
Husband Richard Davis BRIGMAN
Born: 12 Sep 1941 - Florence, Florence Co, SC
Died: 15 Jan 2020 - Lexington, Lexington Co, SC
Buried: - Bush River Memorial Gardens, Columbia, Lexington Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 208643204
Marriage:
Wife Hazel Darlene ALEWINE
Born: 15 Aug 1942
Died:
Buried:
Father: Roy Haltiwanger ALEWINE
Mother: Hazel Hydrick HOOKER
Children
1 F Laurie Darlene BRIGMAN
Born: 7 Dec 1971
Died:
Buried:
2 M Mark Langford BRIGMAN
Born: 24 Sep 1974
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Richard Davis Brigman
Richard lived at 1904 Sottingwood Drive, Columbia, SC...Obituary for Richard D. Brigman
LEXINGTON - The funeral service for Richard David Brigman, 78, of Lexington will be held Friday, January 24, 2020, in the chapel at Temples Halloran Funeral Home, 5400 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29212, at 2:00 p.m. Reverend Scott Efird and Reverend Reggie Rowell will officiate. Inurnment will follow at Bush River Memorial Gardens with military honors.
Richard was born September 12, 1941, in Florence, South Carolina, and passed away on January 15, 2020, at his residence, surrounded and comforted by his loved ones. He was the son of the late Laneau M. Brigman and Ila Rogers Brigman. He was a proud graduate of the old Columbia High School. He was a member at Main Street United Methodist Church, where he and Darlene were married, and later became a member of Ashland United Methodist Church. Richard served for 33 years in the SC Air National Guard at McEntire Air Base. He retired as a Senior Master Sergeant.
Richard was preceded in death by his sister Mozelle B. Stanton of Columbia, SC, and brother Maj. Laneau "Bud" M. Brigman of Albuquerque, NM.
Richard is survived by his loving wife, of 53 years, Hazel Darlene Alewine Brigman; son, Mark L. Brigman of Lexington; and daughter and son-in-law, Laurie and James Veale of Rock Hill. He is also survived by three precious grandchildren, Lawson Veale, Ellery Veale, and Bryn Veale.
General Notes: Wife - Hazel Darlene Alewine
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Laurie Darlene BRIGMAN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
General Notes: Child - Mark Langford BRIGMAN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband Roy Haltiwanger ALEWINE
Born: 23 Feb 1908
Died: 17 Nov 1964 - North, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Trinity United Methodist Church Cemetery, North, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 76116263
Marriage: 15 Jun 1940
Wife Hazel Hydrick HOOKER
Born: 9 Aug 1911
Died: 7 Dec 1997
Buried: - Trinity United Methodist Church Cemetery, North, Orangeburg Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: L2M2-TT8
Find A Grave ID: 160425410
Father: Hilliard Kennerly HOOKER
Mother: Viola Ursula "Bay" HYDRICK
Children
1 F Hazel Darlene ALEWINE
Born: 15 Aug 1942
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Richard Davis BRIGMAN
General Notes: Husband - Roy Haltiwanger Alewine
S/o C.H. & M.H. Alewine
Gravesite Details
Lexington Area Cemeteries, Vol. 3, p. 191
General Notes: Wife - Hazel Hydrick Hooker
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Hazel Darlene ALEWINE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Husband Dr. Felen C. GARDNER
Born: 10 Dec 1795 - , Powhatan Co, VA
Died: 8 Dec 1869 - Macon, Fayette Co, TN
Buried: - Macon Cemetery, Macon, Fayette Co, TN
Find A Grave ID: 109609760
Father: Henry GARDNER
Mother: Sarah "Sally" FARLEY
Marriage:
Wife Dorcas C. ALEXANDER
Born: 1815 - , Mecklenburg Co, NC
Died: After 1870 - Macon, Fayette Co, TN
Buried: - Macon Cemetery, Macon, Fayette Co, TN
Find A Grave ID: 109029525
Children
1 M John M. GARDNER
Born: 24 Dec 1830 - , Powhatan Co, VA
Died: 13 Mar 1862
Buried: - Macon Cemetery, Macon, Fayette Co, TN
Find A Grave ID: 109609531
2 M Samuel R. GARDNER
Born: 1834 - , , TN
Died:
Buried:
3 F Susan H. GARDNER
Born: 1839 - , , TN
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Fayette PULLIAM
4 M James M. GARDNER
Born: Jul 1843 - , Fayette Co, TN
Died: 1923 - , Cross Co, AR
Buried:
Spouse: Mollie UNKNOWN
Marr: 1893
Spouse: Martha J. WEBSTER
Marr: 17 May 1869 - Fayette, , TN
5 M Frederick C. GARDNER
Born: 1845 - , , TN
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Dorcas C. Alexander
Consort of Dr. F. C. Gardner & Daughter of Augustus & Dorcas Alexander
General Notes: Child - John M. GARDNER
buried in cemetery with parents
General Notes: Child - James M. GARDNER
| Name | James M. Gardner [James Gardner] |
| Age | 56 |
| Birth Date | Jul 1843 |
| Birth Place | Tennessee, USA |
| Home in 1900 | Smith, Cross, Arkansas |
| House Number | 74 |
| Sheet Number | 4 |
| Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation | 75 |
| Race | White |
| Gender | Male |
| Relation to Head of House | Head |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Marriage Year | 1893 |
| Years Married | 7 |
| Father's Birthplace | Virginia, USA |
| Mother's Birthplace | North Carolina, USA |
| Occupation | Farmer |
| Months Not Employed | 0 |
| Can Read | Yes |
| Can Write | Yes |
| Can Speak English | Yes |
| House Owned or Rented | Rent |
| Farm or House | F |
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| Name | Age | Relatiohship |
|---|---|---|
| James M. Gardmer | 67 | Head |
| Mollie E. Gardner | 24 | Wife |
| Harry Gardner | 7 | Spn |
| Fred Gardner | 5 | Son |
| Seth Gardner | 1 | Son |
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| Name | James M. Gardner |
| Age in 1870 | 27 |
| Birth Date | abt 1843 |
| Birthplace | Tennessee |
| Dwelling Number | 26 |
| Home in 1870 | Range 3, Marshall, Mississippi |
| Race | White |
| Gender | Male |
| Post Office | Mount Pleasant |
| Occupation | Farmer |
| Male Citizen Over 21 | Yes |
| Personal Estate Value | 485 |
| Inferred Spouse | Martha J Gardner |
| Inferred Children | Florence M Gardner |
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| Name | Age |
|---|---|
| James M. Gardner | 27 |
| Martha J Gardner | 24 |
| Florence M Gardner | 4-1/2 |
Husband James Franklin "Frankie" ALEXANDER
Born: 22 Jan 1931 - , , AR
Died: 18 Jun 2012 - Jackson, Hinds Co, MS
Buried: - Braxton Cemetery, Braxton, Simpson Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GQ26-FK9
Find A Grave ID: 92167865
Marriage:
Wife Norma Lou "LouLou" HARPER
Born: 20 Jan 1932 - Jackson, Hinds Co, MS
Died: 8 Oct 2002 - Pearl, Rankin Co, MS
Buried: - Braxton Cemetery, Braxton, Simpson Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GQ26-H61
Find A Grave ID: 27270400
Father: Grover Cleveland "Red" HARPER
Mother: Mamie Eva ELAM
Children
1 M Scott ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Theresa Debra "Debbie" BRIDGES
2 F Sharon ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jeremy CLEMENTS
3 F Sheila ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Trey ROPER
General Notes: Husband - James Franklin "Frankie" Alexander
Mr. James Franklin Alexander, 81, died Monday, June 18, 2012 at St. Dominic's Hospital.
Graveside services will be held at 11:00 AM Wednesday, June 20, 2012 in the Braxton Cemetery. Visitation will be between the hours of 4 and 7 PM Tuesday at Wright and Ferguson on High St.
Born in Arkansas, Mr. Alexander had made his home in the Jackson area for many years. He was a member of McLaurin Heights United Methodist Church. He retired from Mississippi Power and Light Company Meter Department in 1991 after 43 years of service. He was preceded in death by his wife of 48 years, Norma Harper Alexander, his mother Elizabeth Alexander and his brother Wesley Alexander.
Survivors include his wife of 7 years Mildred Alexander; son, Scott Alexander and wife Debbie; daughter Sharon Clements and husband Jeremy and daughter Sheila Roper. Also, his brother William Alexander. Grandchildren Ashley Bridges, Aryn Alexander, Harper and Holden Clements, and Anthony, John and Tyler Roper.
~~~Published in Clarion Ledger on June 19, 2012
General Notes: Child - Scott ALEXANDER
Scott was adopted
General Notes: Child - Sharon ALEXANDER
Husband William Benjamin APPLE
Born: 24 Oct 1841
Died: 4 Feb 1922
Buried: - McNeill Cemetery, Keyesport, Clinton Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 26599774
Father: Peter APPLE
Mother: Elizabeth A. LEIGHTY
Marriage:
Wife Jennettie J. ALEXANDER
Born: 19 Jan 1856
Died: 8 Nov 1951
Buried: - McKendree Chapel Cemetery, Keyesport Landing, Bond Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 159019380
Children
1 M Lewis Henry “Louis” APPLE
Born: 20 Mar 1882 - , Clinton Co, IL
Died: 16 Oct 1945 - Keyesport Landing, Bond Co, IL
Buried: - Duncan Cemetery, Tamalco, Bond Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 49607570
Spouse: Charlottie Angeline “Lottie” WOODS
2 F Minnie Mae APPLE
Born: Feb 1884 - Irishtown Twsp, Clinton Co, IL
Died: 1960 - , , IL
Buried: - McKendree Chapel Cemetery, Keyesport Landing, Bond Co, IL
FamilySearch ID: K2FP-S63
Find A Grave ID: 78566810
Spouse: James Edward ELLIOTT
Marr: 26 Sep 1903 - , Clinton Co, IL
3 F Helene G. “Lena” APPLE
Born: 19 Jun 1897 - , , IL
Died: 10 Dec 1951 (aged 54) - Del Rosa, San Bernardino Co, CA
Buried: - Mountain View Cemetery, San Bernardino, San Bernardino Co, CA
Find A Grave ID: 209009098
Spouse: Benjamin Harrison KINCARTE
4 F Nellie APPLE
Born: 1 Dec 1899 - , Clinton Co, IL
Died: 23 Jul 1987 - Belleville, St. Clair Co, IL
Buried: - McKendree Chapel Cemetery, Keyesport Landing, Bond Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 137746111
Spouse: Edward Burl CARTER
Marr: 1922
General Notes: Husband - William Benjamin Apple
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin 4 times removed
Company I, 30th. Illinois Volunteer Infantry
General Notes: Child - Lewis Henry “Louis” APPLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin 3 times removed
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Greenville Advocate October 1945
Lewis Henry Apple Dies Tuesday At Keyesport Home
Lewis Henry Apple, life long resident of Keyesport and Clinton county, passed away at his home in Keyesport at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday following a long period of failing health. Two weeks ago he sustained a stroke and gradually declined. The body was brought to the Donnell Funeral Home in Greenville Tuesday but was returned to the family residence Wednesday.
Mr. Apple was born in Clinton county, March 20, 1882, a son of Wm and Jeannettie Alexander Apple. On December 19, 1906 he was married in Greenville to Charlottie A. Woods and she survives with three children, Bert Apple of Chicago, Herschel of Keyesport and Mrs. Earl Allen also of Keyesport with eight grandchildren. Mr. Apple leaves a brother, Charles Apple of Clinton county; a half brother, Burton Apple of San Francisco, and four sisters, Mrs. Nora McDonnell of Peabody, Ka., Mrs. Minnie Elliot of Clinton county, Mrs. Lena Kincart of Pasadena, Ca. and Mrs. Nellie Carter of Keyesport. His mother Mrs. Nettie Apple of Keyesport also survives.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the Keyesport Baptist church, conducted by the Rev. Dallas Newby and burial was made in the Duncan cemetery.
General Notes: Child - Minnie Mae APPLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin 3 times removed
Died of a heart attack at home
General Notes: Child - Helene G. “Lena” APPLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin 3 times removed
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Mrs. Helene G. Kincarte, 56, resident of San Bernardino and California 28 years, died yesterday morning at her Del Rosa home, 40th St. and Mountain Ave. She was a native of Keysport, Ill.
Survivors include her husband, Ben H., and a son, Jackson T. of Miami, Fla. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 in the chapel of the Stephens & Bobbitt Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Mountain View Cemetery.
~~~The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, CA) - 11 December 1951, Tuesday • Page 8
General Notes: Child - Nellie APPLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin 3 times removed
Husband Jody ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Charles Edward HYDRICK
Mother: Gloria HILL
Marriage:
Wife Brooke BOZEMAN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Patrick Hunter ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Kilie Blaine ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Jody Alexander
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
General Notes: Child - Patrick Hunter ALEXANDER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Kilie Blaine ALEXANDER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin once removed
Husband Reuban CLEVELAND
Born: 13 Aug 1776 - , , VA
Died: 27 Dec 1851 - , Elbert Co, GA
Buried: - Cleveland Cemetery, Ruckersville, Elbert Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 33548921
Father: Jacob Moseley CLEVELAND Sr
Mother: Mildred "Big Milly" WHITE
Marriage:
Wife Mary ALEXANDER
Born: 6 Oct 1784 - , Culpeper Co, VA
Died: 8 Oct 1855 - , Elbert Co, GA
Buried: - Cleveland Cemetery, Ruckersville, Elbert Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 33548979
Children
Husband William Henry ATKINSON
Born: 24 Sep 1834 - , Blount Co, AL
Died: 18 Feb 1896 - , Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Hall-Atkinson Cemetery, Renfroe, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZG4-FR1
Find A Grave ID: 34910986
Marriage: 1861 - , , MS
Wife Nancy Jane ALEXANDER
Born: Mar 1842 - , Autauga Co, AL
Died: 1922 - Renfroe, Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Hall-Atkinson Cemetery, Renfroe, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: G43B-N93
Find A Grave ID: 34911025
Children
1 M Ransom Nathaniel ATKINSON
AKA: Atkison
Born: 3 Aug 1858 - , , MS
Died: 8 Jan 1923 - Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Rocky Point Cemetery, Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: L24H-Q8K
Find A Grave ID: 14187629
2 M John Henry ATKINSON
AKA: Atkison
Born: 13 Mar 1860 - , Leake Co, MS
Died: 26 Mar 1943 - , Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Zion Hill Cemetery, Coosa, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: L24H-Q8H
Find A Grave ID: 16858237
Spouse: Elizabeth A. FORTENBERRY
Spouse: Carey Jane STEPHENS
3 F Salenia J. ATKINSON
AKA: Selena
Born: 29 Jan 1862 - , , MS
Died: 7 Jun 1899
Buried: - Rocky Point Cemetery, Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-8CJ
Find A Grave ID: 14145829
Spouse: John BARNES
4 M William Francis Martin ATKINSON
Born: 16 Jun 1864 - , , MS
Died: 17 Mar 1942 - Dossville, Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Rocky Point Cemetery, Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: L24H-9LD
Find A Grave ID: 14187641
Spouse: Susan L. SMITH
Marr: 6 Dec 1883 - Leake Co, MS
Spouse: Elizabeth Parelee SMITH
Marr: 21 Jan 1886 - Leake Co, MS
5 F Martha ATKINSON
Born: 1867 - , , MS
Died:
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-86V
6 M Ulysses S. Grant ATKINSON
AKA: Atkison
Born: 12 Mar 1869 - Dossville, Leake Co, MS
Died: 23 Aug 1944 - Jackson, Hinds Co, MS
Buried: - Cedarlawn Cemetery, Jackson, Hinds Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GKS1-4N4
Find A Grave ID: 26713633
Spouse: Emma Louella ATKISON
Marr: 1902
7 M David W. ATKINSON
Born: 23 Apr 1871 - , Leake Co, MS
Died: 26 Nov 1908 - , Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Rocky Point Cemetery, Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-8VH
Find A Grave ID: 14187651
8 F Amanda Thomas "Mandy" ATKINSON
Born: 18 Jan 1873 - , Leake Co, MS
Died: 9 Aug 1917 - , Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Reformation Cemetery, Hopoca, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-8KB
Find A Grave ID: 36998521
Spouse: Irving B. WOODS
9 M George R. ATKINSON
AKA: Atkison
Born: 3 Aug 1875 - Gray, Leake Co, MS
Died: 15 Nov 1935 - , Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Rocky Point Cemetery, Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-8LT
Find A Grave ID: 14162430
Spouse: Martha E. "Mattie" GOBER
10 F Susan E. ATKINSON
AKA: Atkison
Born: 2 Jun 1878 - , Leake Co, MS
Died: 3 Aug 1903 - Renfroe, Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Hall-Atkinson Cemetery, Renfroe, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-858
Find A Grave ID: 34911050
Spouse: Elbert MASSEY
Marr: 1898
11 F Mary ATKINSON
Born: 12 Oct 1881 - , , MS
Died: 8 Feb 1956 - , Leake Co, MS
Buried: - Rocky Point Cemetery, Crossroad, Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LZGB-858
Find A Grave ID: 46744476
Spouse: Thomas R. HARRISON
12 M Burl Jefferson ATKINSON
Born: 26 Mar 1884 - , , MS
Died: 16 Sep 1955 - , , MS
Buried: - County Line Cemetery, , Leake Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GWN1-F6G
Find A Grave ID: 35185096
Spouse: Martha Eugene MILLER
General Notes: Husband - William Henry Atkinson
Far-removed relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: brother's (Mike) wife's (Deborah King) 2nd great-grandfather
ancestors can be found on FamilySearch
General Notes: Wife - Nancy Jane Alexander
Far-removed relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: brother's (Mike) wife's (Deborah King) 2nd great-grandmother
ancestors can be found on FamilySearch
Husband Robert M. ALEXANDER
Born: 22 Jan 1901
Died: 25 Jul 1972
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 43832066
Marriage:
Wife Grace E. HERRING
Born: 3 Sep 1912
Died: 8 Feb 1994
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 43832088
Father: Joseph Samuel "Joe" HERRING
Mother: Anna Eliza WALTON
Children
Husband Scott ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: James Franklin "Frankie" ALEXANDER
Mother: Norma Lou "LouLou" HARPER
Marriage:
Wife Theresa Debra "Debbie" BRIDGES
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Ashley BRIDGES
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Aryn ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Scott Alexander
Husband Jeremy CLEMENTS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Sharon ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: James Franklin "Frankie" ALEXANDER
Mother: Norma Lou "LouLou" HARPER
Children
1 F Harper CLEMENTS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Holden CLEMENTS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Sharon Alexander
Husband Trey ROPER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Sheila ALEXANDER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: James Franklin "Frankie" ALEXANDER
Mother: Norma Lou "LouLou" HARPER
Children
1 M Anthony ROPER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M John ROPER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Tyler ROPER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Carmine PAGLIARO
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mari ALFONSO
AKA: Nicolamaria Dalfonso
Born: 20 Mar 1868 - Italy
Died: 20 Jan 1943
Buried: - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Find A Grave ID: 154573559
Children
1 M Adanto "Adam" PAGLIARO
Born: 30 Mar 1893 - Italy
Died: 24 Mar 1967 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Buried: - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Find A Grave ID: 164145843
Spouse: Nicolleta DECURTIN
General Notes: Wife - Mari Alfonso
| Name | Nicolamaria Dalfonso |
| Gender | Female |
| EthnicitNationalityy | Italian (South)(Italian) |
| Martial Status | Married |
| Age | 36 |
| Birth Date | abt 1870 |
| Last Known Residence | Guglionese |
| Departure Port | Naples, Italy |
| Arrival Date | 12 Sep 1906 |
| Arrival Port | New York, New York, USA |
| Final Destination | Conshohocken |
| Money in Possession | $10 |
| Person in US | Carmine Pagliaro |
| Person in US Relationship | Husband |
| Ship Name | Konigin Luise |
Search for the Konigin Luise in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Husband Clarence ALFORD
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Ann COLEMAN
Born: 1935
Died:
Buried:
Father: Joseph D COLEMAN
Mother: Anna Belle GREENWOOD
Children
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Ann Coleman
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband George W. KYLE
Born: 1845
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 21 Nov 1895
Wife Sarah Media ALFORD
Born: 1845
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Richard KYLE
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Jack KYLE
Born:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Millie Ann KYLE
AKA: Millie Kyle
Born: 19 Sep 1867 - , Jackson Co, MS
Died: 22 Oct 1947 - Houston, Harris Co, TX
Buried: - Rosewood Funeral Home and Cemetery, Humble, Harris Co, TX
FamilySearch ID: L1W4-HDD
Find A Grave ID: 129393037
Spouse: H. J. LEWIS
Spouse: William Boyd RHODES
Marr: 1896
4 F Nancy Elizabeth KYLE
Born: 8 Apr 1870 - , , MS
Died: 30 Jan 1918
Buried: - Harris Chapel Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: LRPJ-94F
Find A Grave ID: 42529072
Spouse: James Washington DENNIS
Marr: 25 Dec 1890
5 F Sally J. KYLE
Born: 1871
Died:
Buried:
6 M George W. KYLE Jr
Born: 8 Sep 1873 - , Tate Co, MS
Died: 1 Oct 1896 - , Tate Co, MS
Buried: - Harmony Cemetery, Strayhorn, Tate Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 28904471
Spouse: Safronah A. UNKNOWN
7 F M. W. "Mollie" KYLE
Born: 1876 - , , MS
Died:
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: L6KH-2M6
Spouse: Charles Francis CAMPBELL Sr
Marr: 16 Jan 1896
8 M Thomas R. KYLE
Born: 12 Mar 1880
Died:
Buried:
9 M Franklin Powell KYLE
AKA: Frank Poyle
Born: 28 Sep 1887 - Dubbs, Tunica Co, MS
Died: 2 Apr 1954
Buried: - Lebanon Cemetery, Olive Branch, DeSoto Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GN1S-N9K
Find A Grave ID: 61452972
Spouse: Virginia "Virgie" BRADSHAW
General Notes: Husband - George W. Kyle
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd Great-grandfather
General Notes: Wife - Sarah Media Alford
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd great-grandmother
not sure this is her maiden name. Other references say Brown
General Notes: Child - Richard KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-granduncle
General Notes: Child - Jack KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-granduncle
General Notes: Child - Millie Ann KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandaunt
One sister was Mollie and the other Millie
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Burial here based on death record
Spouse: H.J. Lewis, died before 1895
Marriage in 1882 in Mississippi
Children: James Henry, William Arthur
Spouse: William Boyd Rhodes
Children: Ernest L., Mildred M.
1910: Living in Precinct 5, Wharton, Texas with spouse, and four children
1920: Living in Precinct 1, Goliad, Texas with spouse and children
1930: Living in Houston, Harris, Texas with spouse and two children
1940: Living in Houston, Harris, Texas with spouse and grandchild
~~~FindAGrave.com
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When Millie Ann Kyle was born on 19 September 1867, in Jackson, Mississippi, United States, her father, George W Kyle, was 22 and her mother, S M Kyle, was 22. She married H. Jack Lewis on 22 July 1882, in Tate, Mississippi, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons. She lived in Justice Precinct 1, Goliad, Texas, United States in 1920 and Houston, Harris, Texas, United States in 1930. She died on 22 October 1947, in Harris, Texas, United States, at the age of 80, and was buried in Rosewood Funeral Home and Cemetery, Humble, Harris, Texas, United States.
~~~FamilySearch.org
General Notes: Child - Nancy Elizabeth KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandmother
General Notes: Child - Sally J. KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandaunt
General Notes: Child - George W. KYLE Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-granduncle
General Notes: Child - M. W. "Mollie" KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandaunt
One sister was Mollie and the other Millie
General Notes: Child - Thomas R. KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-granduncle
General Notes: Child - Franklin Powell KYLE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-granduncle
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Services for Frank P. Kyle, well-known Tunica, Miss., sportsman who died Friday, were yesterday at Tunica. Burial in Olive Branch, Miss. Mr. Kyle was the father of Mrs. Mary Frances Sanders of 3701 Hazelwood and also leaves another daughter, Mrs. Pauline Hudspeth of Tunica, and three sons, Leslie Kyle of Tunica, Edward Kyle of Walls, Miss., and Lucian Kyle of Valejo, Cal. At the time of his death, Mr. Kyle was operator of a boat camp on Flower Lake at Tunica. He was a Methodist. He was 66.
~~~The Memphis Press-Scimitar, 5 Apr 1954
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Draft card lists his birthplace as Dubbs (Community) in Tunica Co but SS record lists Strawhorn (I suspect it should be Strayhorn which is in Tate Co). Either way, he was born in the country
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In 1910 census, Frank and Virgie were living two houses away from William Calvin Dennis. Their first child, Lester, was born 12 days after the census was taken.
They were also next door (how far?) neighbors of Andrew G. Kyle, his wife Oceola and infant daughter Minnie but I don't know if they were related (one would think so??) or not
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Franklin Powell Kyle was born on 28 September 1887, in Mississippi, United States as the son of George Kyle and Sallie Mask. He married Virginia Lizabeth Bradshaw on 27 December 1908, in Tunica, Mississippi, United States. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 3 daughters. He lived in Beat 5, Tunica, Mississippi, United States in 1940 and Tunica, Mississippi, United States in 1950. He died on 2 April 1954, in Mississippi, United States, at the age of 66, and was buried in Lebanon Cemetery, Olive Branch, DeSoto, Mississippi, United States.
~~~FamilySearch.org
Husband Otho Olin KELLY
Born: 13 Sep 1893 - , , MS
Died: 13 Apr 1961 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39608919
Father: William Ross "Billy" KELLY
Mother: Georgia Ann “Dollie” ALLEN
Marriage:
Wife Velara ALFORD
Born: 8 Feb 1896 - , , MS
Died: 6 Jan 1962 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39608839
Children
1 M Martin Chadwick KELLY
Born: 2 Jul 1915 - , , MS
Died: 21 Mar 1971 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39608675
Spouse: Doris WALDEN
General Notes: Child - Martin Chadwick KELLY
Far-removed relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: uncle's (Percy Morgan) wife's (Mary Louise Kemp) 1st cousin
Husband Herchel Taylor HUEY
Born: 15 May 1909 - Pennington Community, Cross Co, AR
Died:
Buried:
Father: Adolphus D. HUEY
Mother: Maud Jane CARTER
Marriage: 24 Dec 1932
Wife Agnes ALLEN
Born: 19 Nov 1909 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died: 27 Apr 1934
Buried:
Children
1 F Gloria Jean HUEY
Born: 27 Apr 1934
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Troy BARREN
Marr: 3 Oct 1953
Husband Alvin Franklin ALLEN
Born: 12 Nov 1927 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 4 Jul 1974
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8703391
Father: Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Mother: Myrtle Marie HODGES
Marriage:
Wife Venita SOUTHERN
Born: 5 Oct 1930
Died: 21 Apr 2022
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 239233882
Children
1 M Andy ALLEN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Jack ALLEN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Terry ALLEN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
4 M Lance ALLEN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Alvin Franklin Allen
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Alvin Franklin Allen was born 12 November 1927, in Wynne, Arkansas, the son of Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. Part of a large family, he grew up with brothers: Ross, Jr.; Bill; twins Edwin and Edsel; Clyde and Ira Lee; and two sisters: Edith and Mildred.
Alvin was educated in the Wynne School System and left high school to join the Air Force.Alvin entered the Air Force 25 January 1946 at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. After completing basic training and receiving additional training, Alvin was sent to the Pacific Theater of Operations. He left the States 6 August 1946 and arrived in the PTO 28 August 1946. His occupational specialty title was Message Center Clerk 667. He also qualified as a Carbine Marksman. As a Message Center Clerk, Alvin participated in the occupation of the Philippines after its liberation from the Japanese and served for a while on Luzon. He left the South Pacific 18 May 1947 and arrived in the United States 2 June 1947. He was discharged 2 July 1947 at Camp Stoneman, California and received the World War II Victory Medal.
All seven sons of Mr. and Mrs. Allen served in the military. Three served in World War II and three served in the National Guard at the same time.
Alvin returned to Wynne and worked for Falls Implement Company as a mechanic, later joining the United States Postal Service at the Wynne Post Office where he worked until his death. Alvin married Venita Southern and they had four sons: Andy, Jack, Terry and Lance. Alvin served twenty years in Arkansas National Guard as the SupplySergeant.
Alvin Franklin Allen died 4 July 1974 and was buried in Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Arkansas.
General Notes: Child - Andy ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Jack ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Terry ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Lance ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband John White KIDD
Born: 19 Jan 1782 - , Pittsylvania Co, VA
Died: 17 Jul 1865 - , Shelby Co, AL
Buried: - Kidd Cemetery, Harpersville, Shelby Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 13388285
Father: Webb KIDD Sr
Mother: Elizabeth Maranda "Betty" WHITE
Marriage: 1806
Wife Ann Philada ALLEN
Born: 12 Jun 1788 - , Elbert Co, GA
Died: 13 Sep 1852 - Harpersville, Shelby Co, AL
Buried: - Kidd Cemetery, Harpersville, Shelby Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 13388274
Children
Husband Billy Dudley ALLEN Jr
Born: 25 Oct 1952
Died:
Buried:
Father: Billy Dudley ALLEN
Mother: June Elizabeth PICKLER
Marriage:
Wife Cathy Gail BROOKS
Born:
Died:
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Children
General Notes: Husband - Billy Dudley Allen Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin twice removed
General Notes: Wife - Cathy Gail Brooks
from Lexington, TN
From Ora Hydrick Smith files:
Question as to whether this wife is correct for Billy Dudley Allen. In book "Old Big Grandma" Dessie Hydrick also names Michael Lee Pickler as the husband of Cathy Gail Brooks.
Husband Billy Dudley ALLEN
Born: 23 Oct 1931
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 27 Sep 1951
Wife June Elizabeth PICKLER
Born: 25 Jun 1931 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died: 8 Nov 2006 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 170836170
Father: Jack Enos PICKLER
Mother: Jewell Edith HYDRICK
Children
1 M Billy Dudley ALLEN Jr
Born: 25 Oct 1952
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Cathy Gail BROOKS
2 F Judy Carol ALLEN
Born: 29 Sep 1953
Died:
Buried:
3 F Pamela June ALLEN
Born: 13 Dec 1954
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: George Gray BEALE Jr
General Notes: Wife - June Elizabeth Pickler
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
Burial details unknown
Father: Jack Enos Pickler (1892 - 1971)
Mother: Jewel Edith "Shorty" Hydrick (1904 - 1978)
Brother: Jack Enos Pickler Jr (1932 - 1991)
Brother: James Ernest Pickler (1941 - 2013)
General Notes: Child - Billy Dudley ALLEN Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Judy Carol ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Pamela June ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband Clyde David ALLEN
Born: 4 Dec 1937 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 3 Jan 2023 - Conover, Catawba Co, NC
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: GJB1-MRP
Father: Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Mother: Myrtle Marie HODGES
Marriage:
Wife Sharon SPENCER
Born:
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Children
1 M Kenneth D. ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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2 F Terri L. ALLEN
Born:
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3 F Lisa R. ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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4 M Keith E. ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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General Notes: Husband - Clyde David Allen
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Clyde D. Allen was born 4 December 1937 in Wynne, Arkansas. the son of Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. His brothers and sisters are: Ross, Jr., Bill, Alvin, twins Edwin and Edsel, Ira, Edith and Mildred.
He graduated from Wynne High School in 1955.Clyde was inducted into the Army 2 February 1956 and took his basic training at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas.
From April 1956 to January 1957 he took Army Security Training and Radio Intercept Operation Training at Fort Devine, Massachusetts.
From January 1957 January 1958, he was stationed in Sinop, Turkey as a Radio Intercept Operator of the Army Security Agency.
From January 1958 to February 1959, he was stationed at Camp Walthers, Texas as a Radio Intercept Operator.
While at Camp Walthers, Clyde played on the Flag Football Team that won the base championship. He was discharged 3 February 1959 at Camp Walthers.
Clyde married Sharon Spencer and they have four children: Kenneth D., Terri L:, Lisa R. and Keith E. Clyde continued his education at Otero Junior College in Kansas and later at Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas. He has been employed as amanager, a plant manager and a school teacher. His favorite hobby is sports.
General Notes: Child - Kenneth D. ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Terri L. ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Lisa R. ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Keith E. ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband Earl Russell ALLEN
Born: 18 Mar 1907
Died: 6 Oct 1962
Buried: - Carlyle Cemetery, Carlyle, Clinton Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 127052185
Marriage: 1929
Wife Lovenia M. APPLE
Born: 10 Jul 1909 - Tamalco, Bond Co, IL
Died: 23 May 1992 - Centralia, Marion Co, IL
Buried: - Duncan Cemetery, Tamalco, Bond Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 49607681
Father: Lewis Henry “Louis” APPLE
Mother: Charlottie Angeline “Lottie” WOODS
Other Spouse: Fred Herbert “Fred” BOATRIGHT
Other Spouse: Robert Isaac LYONS Jr - 13 Apr 1968 - Indianoplis, Marion Co, IN
Children
1 M Donald E. ALLEN
Born: 30 Dec 1929
Died: 25 Apr 2013
Buried: - Carlyle Cemetery, Carlyle, Clinton Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 127052119
General Notes: Husband - Earl Russell Allen
Father. # Died on IL Route 143.
General Notes: Wife - Lovenia M. Apple
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 7th cousin twice removed
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Greenville Advocate
Lovenia Apple Lyons
1909-1992
Lovenia M. Lyons, 82, of Huey, died May 23 at St. Mary's Hospital in Centralia.
Funeral services were held Monday at the Zieren-Day Funeral Home in Carlyle with the Rev. Thomas Hoffmann officiating. Interment was made in Duncan cemetery near Keyesport.
Mrs. Lyons was born July 10, 1909 in Tamalco township to Lewis and Charlotte (Woods) Apple. She married Earl Allen in 1929 in Carlyle. He preceded her in death in 1962. In 1968 she married Robert Lyons. He preceded her in death in 1972.
She is survived by three sons, Donald Allen of Alton, Dallas Allen of Carlyle and Paul D. Allen of Huey; two daughters, Louella Essington of Keyesport and Shirley Elling of Greenv Valley; a brother, Bert Apple of Keyesport; nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Mrs. Lyons was a retired employee of DeMoulin Bros. of Greenville and also was a private duty nurse. She was a former member of the Ladies Moose No. 223 of Centralia.
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obituary does not mention husband Fred Boatright ~DMH
General Notes: Child - Donald E. ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 8th cousin once removed
Husband Edsel Cecil "Dudley" ALLEN
Born: 15 Nov 1925 - , , AR
Died: 30 Apr 2008
Buried: Portageville Cemetery, Portageville, New Madrid Co, MO
FamilySearch ID: GVGQ-87K
Find A Grave ID: 27020333
Father: Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Mother: Myrtle Marie HODGES
Marriage:
Wife Helen WILKINS
Born:
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Children
1 M Edsel ALLEN Jr
Born:
Died:
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2 M Bryan ALLEN
Born:
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3 M Derrin ALLEN
Born:
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4 M Michael ALLEN
Born:
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General Notes: Husband - Edsel Cecil "Dudley" Allen Sr
Edwin and Edsel were twins
Edsel Cecil "Dudley" Allen was born 15 November 1925 in Wynne, Arkansas, one of twin sons born to Ross D, Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. He came from a large family with brothers: Ross D, Jr.; Bill; Alvin; Edwin (his twin); Clyde; and Ira Lee; and two sisters: Edith and Mildred.
During the summers and when needed, Edsel worked for the Rural Electrification Association, helping to bring electric power to rural communities.
Edsel entered the Navy 5 September 1944 at the Navy Recruiting Center, Little Rock, Arkansas. During his short service career, he served at the U.S. Naval Training Center, Farragut, Idaho before being transferred to the U.S. Naval Hospital, Dublin, Georgia and then to Millington, Tennessee. He received a medical discharge 20 July 1945.
All seven sons of Mr. and Mrs. Allen served in the military. Three served during World War II and three served in the National Guard at the same time.
Edsel returned to Wynne and finished high school, graduating with the Class of 1947. He entered Arkansas State University at Conway, Arkansas in the fall of 1947 and earned a four year degree in education. He taught in the Wynne Public School System for five years.
He married Helen Wilkins and they are the parents of four sons: Edsel, Jr.; Bryan; Derrin and Michael. Edsel taught school at Portageville, Missouri for approximately thirty years, retiring in 1998. Edsel and Helen live in Portageville where he spends his time keeping up with children and grandchildren.
General Notes: Child - Edsel ALLEN Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Bryan ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Derrin ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Michael ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband Edwin Wayne "Pete" ALLEN
AKA: Edwin Wayne Allen
Born: 15 Nov 1925 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 17 Oct 1986 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8703401
Father: Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Mother: Myrtle Marie HODGES
Marriage: 8 Aug 1946
Wife Billie PETERSON
Born: 1928
Died: 1969
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8703398
Children
1 F Mickie ALLEN
Born:
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2 F Vickie ALLEN
Born:
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General Notes: Husband - Edwin Wayne "Pete" Allen
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Edwin and Edsil were twins
Edwin Wayne "Pete" Allen was born 15 November 1925 in Wynne, Arkansas. He was one of nine children born to Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. His brothers and sisters were: William; Ross, Jr.; Alvin; Edsel (Pete's twin); Clyde, Ira Lee; Margaret and Edith.
Pete attended the Wynne Public Schools, graduating in the Class of 1946.
Shortly after graduation, Pete married Billie Peterson and they had two daughters, Mickie and Vickie. His first job was working on the railroad.
Pete joined the Arkansas National Guard in 1955 and served for eleven years. During this period, Pete and his unit, A Battery, 5th Howitzer Battalion, 142 Artillery, were activated. President Dwight Eisenhower ordered them to Little Rock, Arkansas to perform night time guard duty around the newly integrated Central High School. This duty lasted one year.
After returning to Wynne, he resumed working for the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Edwin Wayne Allen died 17 October 1986 and was buried in Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Arkansas.
Edwin W. Allen
Staff Sergeant
Arkansas National Guard
142nd Artillery
1955-1966
General Notes: Child - Mickie ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Vickie ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband William Ross "Billy" KELLY
Born: 13 Mar 1860
Died: 12 Jan 1957
Buried: - Shockalo Cemetery, Free Trade, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 37607970
Father: William Martin KELLY
Mother: Mary Delane WARE
Marriage:
Wife Georgia Ann “Dollie” ALLEN
Born: 25 Sep 1865
Died: 11 May 1952
Buried: - Shockalo Cemetery, Free Trade, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 37607980
Children
1 F Mary Donie KELLY
Born: 4 Jan 1884
Died: 6 Jul 1944
Buried: - Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Carthage, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 23855638
Spouse: John “Wes” DONALD
2 F Theatus Lavenia KELLY
Born: 13 Mar 1886 - Leake Co, MS
Died: 12 Jan 1957 - Florence, Rankin Co, MS
Buried: - Mountain Creek Cemetery, Florence, Rankin Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 32741182
Spouse: Clode Cesar KEMP
Marr: 23 Jul 1905 - Leake Co, MS
3 M John Ealy KELLY
Born: 18 Jul 1888
Died: 28 Mar 1975
Buried: - Shockalo Cemetery, Free Trade, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 128191399
Spouse: Bonnie BRYAN
Marr: 1930
Spouse: Ida BRYAN
4 M Otho Olin KELLY
Born: 13 Sep 1893 - , , MS
Died: 13 Apr 1961 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39608919
Spouse: Velara ALFORD
5 F Ola A. KELLY
Born: 13 Sep 1893 - , , MS
Died: 25 May 1966 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39609112
Spouse: Charles Goodman WARE
6 M James "Jim" Franklin KELLY
Born: 3 Mar 1896 - , , MS
Died: 10 Apr 1970 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39632355
Spouse: Jennie Laura RICHMOND
7 M Henry B. KELLY
Born: 16 Jul 1898 - , , MS
Died: 2 Jul 1963 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39632598
8 M William KELLY
Born: 11 Jun 1901 - , , MS
Died: 29 Jun 1984 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39634101
Spouse: Stella PICKLE
9 F Eula KELLY
Born: 24 Dec 1905
Died: 25 Mar 1982
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 38699510
Spouse: J. W. “Dock” RICHMOND
10 F Jessie KELLY
Born: 15 Jul 1908
Died: 4 May 1975
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 38142901
Spouse: Ruben Joseph RICHMOND
11 F Euna KELLY
Born: 27 Mar 1911 - , , MS
Died: 27 Sep 1975 - , , MS
Buried: - Caldwell Cemetery, Freeny, Leake Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 39632454
Spouse: Jim G. BRITT
General Notes: Husband - William Ross "Billy" Kelly
William is 4/12 in the 1860 census which was taken in Sept 1860. If this is accurate (who knows?), then he should have been born in May, 1860 -DMH
Husband Ira Lee ALLEN
Born: 1 May 1933 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 13 Feb 2008 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 24647177
Father: Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Mother: Myrtle Marie HODGES
Marriage:
Wife Gwen HOOPER
Born:
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Children
1 M David ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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2 M Scott ALLEN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Jerry ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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General Notes: Husband - Ira Lee Allen
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Mr. Ira Lee Allen, age 74, of Wynne, passed away, Wednesday, February 13, 2008 in Memphis.
Mr. Allen was preceded in death by his parents, five brother, and two sisters.
Ira was a retired letter carrier for the U. S. Postal Service for 30 years. He was a 195 Graduate of Wynne High School and was on the 1950 Wynne High School State Championship Football Team. He served his country during the Korean War in the U. S. Army. Mr. Allen was a member of Wynne Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Gwen Hooper Allen; sons, David Allen and Scott Allen of Wynne and Jerry Allen of Southaven, Mississippi; brothers, Clyde Allen of North Carolina and Edsel Allen of Missouri; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be Monday at 11:00 AM at Cogbill Cemetery in Wynne. Visitation will be Sunday afternoon at Kernodle Funeral Home from 3:00 PM until 5:00 PM.
Inscription
U S Army
Korea
General Notes: Child - David ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Scott ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Jerry ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband Kenneth E. ALLEN
Born:
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Wife Sarah Rebecca "Becky" McWAYNE
Born: 7 Nov 1949
Died:
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Father: Mack Duffy “M. D.” McWAYNE
Mother: Sarah Evelyn COUCH
Children
General Notes: Wife - Sarah Rebecca "Becky" McWayne
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin once removed
Husband William Jasper "W. J." SHAVER
Born: 2 Feb 1821 - Lawrence, Randolph Co, AR
Died: 25 Feb 1909 - Palestine, Anderson Co, TX
Buried:
Father: Jacob Blackwelder SHAVER
Mother: Thurza Matilda MOSS
Marriage:
Wife Mary Pernetta "Pernettie" ALLEN
Born: Nov 1832 - , , LA
Died: 1900 - Palestine, Anderson Co, TX
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - William Jasper "W. J." Shaver
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin 5 times removed
Husband George Gray BEALE Jr
Born:
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Marriage:
Wife Pamela June ALLEN
Born: 13 Dec 1954
Died:
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Father: Billy Dudley ALLEN
Mother: June Elizabeth PICKLER
Children
General Notes: Wife - Pamela June Allen
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband Webb KIDD Jr
Born: 8 Mar 1795
Died: 8 Jan 1883
Buried: - Alto Springs Cemetery, Reagan, Falls Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 23299497
Father: Webb KIDD Sr
Mother: Elizabeth Maranda "Betty" WHITE
Marriage:
Wife Rebecca ALLEN
Born: 2 Feb 1798 - , , GA
Died: 22 Jun 1885 - Waxahachie, Ellis Co, TX
Buried: - Alto Springs Cemetery, Reagan, Falls Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 23299488
Children
General Notes: Wife - Rebecca Allen
Twin sister Lucy ALLEN, daughter of Rev. Nathaniel ALLEN and Permelia HUDSON
Husband Rossidee ALLEN Jr
Born: 19 Feb 1920 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 16 Sep 1995 - Laona, WS
Buried: - Laona Cemetery, Laona, WS
Father: Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Mother: Myrtle Marie HODGES
Marriage: 1954
Wife Joyce SORENSON
Born:
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Children
1 M Berlon ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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2 F Kay Ellen ALLEN
Born:
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3 F Martha Jean ALLEN
Born:
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4 M Marcella ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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5 M Ross ALLEN
Born:
Died:
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General Notes: Husband - Rossidee Allen Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
Ross D. Allen, Jr. was born 19 February 1920 in Hydrick, Arkansas, the son of Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. He was one of nine children. He grew up with six brothers: Bill, Alvin, twins Edwin and Edsel, Clyde and Ira Lee; and two sisters: Edith and Mildred.
After receiving his education, he worked as a Brakeman on the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Ross entered the Army 12 August 1943 at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. After completion of basic training 19 October 1943, he qualified as a Rifle Sharpshooter. Ross was assigned to the 720th Railway Operations Battalion, Transport as a Truck Driver, Light. He was sent to England, leaving the States 19 January 1944 and arriving there 29 January 1944. He spent three months in England and was returned to the States 20 April 1944. He received a medical discharge 13 January 1945 at Memphis, Tennessee. He was decorated with the EAME Campaign Medal.All seven sons of Mrs. and Mrs. Allen served in the military. Three served in World War II and three served in the National Guard at the same time.
He resumed his work for the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Wynne and later moved to Laona, Wisconsin where he worked for the Missouri Pacific Truck Line as a driver.
Ross married Joyce Sorenson in 1954 and they had two children, Berlon and Kay Ellen. Ross also had two children by his first wife, they are Martha Jean, Marcella and Ross, Jr.
Ross D. Allen died September 16, 1995 at Laona and was buried in the Laona Cemetery.
General Notes: Child - Berlon ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Kay Ellen ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Martha Jean ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Marcella ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Ross ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband Rossidee D. "Ross" ALLEN
Born: 2 Feb 1899 - Brownsville, Haywood Co, TN
Died: May 1946 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: G4VC-XZF
Find A Grave ID: 8703404
Pictured: Ross D Sr. & Myrtle Marie Hodges Allen with children (background looks fake?)
Marriage: 26 Apr 1919 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Wife Myrtle Marie HODGES
Born: 26 Apr 1901 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 31 Dec 1974 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: LRGS-QLX
Find A Grave ID: 8703403
Father: Richard Edward HODGES
Mother: Nancy Adeline PRUITT
Children
1 M William Edward "Billy" ALLEN
Born: 1 Jan 1922 - Helena, Phillips Co, AR
Died: 17 Sep 1944 - France
Buried: Memphis National Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
FamilySearch ID: GPY7-JTP
Find A Grave ID: 82394769
2 F Edith Marie ALLEN
Born: 29 Nov 1923 - Helena, Phillips Co, AR
Died: 13 Apr 2003 - Batavia Twsp, Clermont Co, OH
Buried: Batavia Union Cemetery, Batavia, Clermont Co, OH
FamilySearch ID: GPY7-DWF
Find A Grave ID: 185728462
3 M Edsel Cecil "Dudley" ALLEN Sr
Born: 15 Nov 1925 - , , AR
Died: 30 Apr 2008
Buried: Portageville Cemetery, Portageville, New Madrid Co, MO
FamilySearch ID: GVGQ-87K
Find A Grave ID: 27020333
Spouse: Helen WILKINS
4 M Rossidee ALLEN Jr
Born: 19 Feb 1920 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 16 Sep 1995 - Laona, WS
Buried: - Laona Cemetery, Laona, WS
FamilySearch ID: GPY7-PJ5
Spouse: Joyce SORENSON
Marr: 1954
5 M Edwin Wayne "Pete" ALLEN
AKA: Edwin Wayne Allen
Born: 15 Nov 1925 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 17 Oct 1986 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8703401
Spouse: Billie PETERSON
Marr: 8 Aug 1946
6 F Mildred ALLEN
Born:
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7 M Rodney GERRY
Born:
Died:
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8 M Alvin Franklin ALLEN
Born: 12 Nov 1927 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 4 Jul 1974
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8703391
Spouse: Venita SOUTHERN
9 M Ira Lee ALLEN
Born: 1 May 1933 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 13 Feb 2008 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 24647177
Spouse: Gwen HOOPER
10 M Clyde David ALLEN
Born: 4 Dec 1937 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 3 Jan 2023 - Conover, Catawba Co, NC
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: GJB1-MRP
Spouse: Sharon SPENCER
11 M Edsel Cecil "Dudley" ALLEN Sr
Born: 15 Nov 1925 - , , AR
Died: 30 Apr 2008
Buried: Portageville Cemetery, Portageville, New Madrid Co, MO
FamilySearch ID: GVGQ-87K
Find A Grave ID: 27020333
Spouse: Helen WILKINS
General Notes: Husband - Rossidee D. "Ross" Allen
Was a conductor on the Missouri Pacific Railroad, Wynne, Cross County, Arkansas
General Notes: Wife - Myrtle Marie Hodges
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - William Edward "Billy" ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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William Edward "Bill" Allen was born 1 January 1922 in Helena, Arkansas. He was one of nine children born to Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. His brothers are Ross; Bill; Alvin; twins, Edwin and Edsel; Clyde and Ira Lee. His sisters are Edith and Mildred.
Bill was educated in the Wynne Public School System, leaving before graduation to enter the Army.
Entering the Army in July 1940, Bill received basic training at Indian Town Gap, Pennsylvania. While in the states his permanent base was Camp Polk, Louisiana. During his state side duty, he received training in Armored Half Tracks that were essential to the battle fields in Europe. This training was at an Army Field Operations Center near a desert in the western United States. Bill received additional training at Fort Benning, Georgia. He was transferred to England in 1944, seven days after D-Day. Bill's unit, the Armored Infantry Battalion of the 36th Armored Infantry Regiment of the 3rd Armored Division, participated in the battle for Achen. The battles for Achen included the battle of Saint Lo and the Siegfried Line. During this battle Bill Allen was killed by enemy fire 17 September 1944.
He had earned the Good Conduct Medal, the Infantry Badge, the Sharpshooters Medal and the European Theater Ribbon. In addition he was awarded the Purple Heart.
William Edward Allen was buried in December 1950 in the National Cemetery in Memphis, Tennessee. His name appears on the Cross County Veterans Memorial at Wynne.
General Notes: Child - Edith Marie ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Obit - Wynne Progress May 2, 2003
Edith Urban of Batavia, Ohio, formerly of Wynne, died April 13 in Batavia. She was a Methodist.
She was preceded in death by her parents Tom and Myrtle Allen of Wynne, her husband Joseph J. Urban, five brothers: Rodney, Bill, Alvin, Ross and Edwin "Pete" Allen, one sister Mildred Westmoreland of West Memphis.
She is survived by four children: Phillip and wife Andrea of Lexington, KY, Joseph, Jr. and wife Linda of Withamsville, Ohio, Susan and Jan Urban of Batavia; three brothers: Edsel Allen of Portageville, MO, Ira Lee Allen of Wynne and Clyde Allen of Conover, N.C., four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Burial was in Batavia Union Cemetery in Batavia, Ohio.
Moore Family Funeral Homes of Batavia was in charge of arrangements.
General Notes: Child - Rossidee ALLEN Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Ross D. Allen, Jr. was born 19 February 1920 in Hydrick, Arkansas, the son of Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. He was one of nine children. He grew up with six brothers: Bill, Alvin, twins Edwin and Edsel, Clyde and Ira Lee; and two sisters: Edith and Mildred.
After receiving his education, he worked as a Brakeman on the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Ross entered the Army 12 August 1943 at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. After completion of basic training 19 October 1943, he qualified as a Rifle Sharpshooter. Ross was assigned to the 720th Railway Operations Battalion, Transport as a Truck Driver, Light. He was sent to England, leaving the States 19 January 1944 and arriving there 29 January 1944. He spent three months in England and was returned to the States 20 April 1944. He received a medical discharge 13 January 1945 at Memphis, Tennessee. He was decorated with the EAME Campaign Medal.All seven sons of Mrs. and Mrs. Allen served in the military. Three served in World War II and three served in the National Guard at the same time.
He resumed his work for the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Wynne and later moved to Laona, Wisconsin where he worked for the Missouri Pacific Truck Line as a driver.
Ross married Joyce Sorenson in 1954 and they had two children, Berlon and Kay Ellen. Ross also had two children by his first wife, they are Martha Jean, Marcella and Ross, Jr.
Ross D. Allen died September 16, 1995 at Laona and was buried in the Laona Cemetery.
General Notes: Child - Edwin Wayne "Pete" ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Edwin and Edsil were twins
Edwin Wayne "Pete" Allen was born 15 November 1925 in Wynne, Arkansas. He was one of nine children born to Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. His brothers and sisters were: William; Ross, Jr.; Alvin; Edsel (Pete's twin); Clyde, Ira Lee; Margaret and Edith.
Pete attended the Wynne Public Schools, graduating in the Class of 1946.
Shortly after graduation, Pete married Billie Peterson and they had two daughters, Mickie and Vickie. His first job was working on the railroad.
Pete joined the Arkansas National Guard in 1955 and served for eleven years. During this period, Pete and his unit, A Battery, 5th Howitzer Battalion, 142 Artillery, were activated. President Dwight Eisenhower ordered them to Little Rock, Arkansas to perform night time guard duty around the newly integrated Central High School. This duty lasted one year.
After returning to Wynne, he resumed working for the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Edwin Wayne Allen died 17 October 1986 and was buried in Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Arkansas.
Edwin W. Allen
Staff Sergeant
Arkansas National Guard
142nd Artillery
1955-1966
General Notes: Child - Mildred ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Rodney GERRY
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Alvin Franklin ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Alvin Franklin Allen was born 12 November 1927, in Wynne, Arkansas, the son of Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. Part of a large family, he grew up with brothers: Ross, Jr.; Bill; twins Edwin and Edsel; Clyde and Ira Lee; and two sisters: Edith and Mildred.
Alvin was educated in the Wynne School System and left high school to join the Air Force.Alvin entered the Air Force 25 January 1946 at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. After completing basic training and receiving additional training, Alvin was sent to the Pacific Theater of Operations. He left the States 6 August 1946 and arrived in the PTO 28 August 1946. His occupational specialty title was Message Center Clerk 667. He also qualified as a Carbine Marksman. As a Message Center Clerk, Alvin participated in the occupation of the Philippines after its liberation from the Japanese and served for a while on Luzon. He left the South Pacific 18 May 1947 and arrived in the United States 2 June 1947. He was discharged 2 July 1947 at Camp Stoneman, California and received the World War II Victory Medal.
All seven sons of Mr. and Mrs. Allen served in the military. Three served in World War II and three served in the National Guard at the same time.
Alvin returned to Wynne and worked for Falls Implement Company as a mechanic, later joining the United States Postal Service at the Wynne Post Office where he worked until his death. Alvin married Venita Southern and they had four sons: Andy, Jack, Terry and Lance. Alvin served twenty years in Arkansas National Guard as the SupplySergeant.
Alvin Franklin Allen died 4 July 1974 and was buried in Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Arkansas.
General Notes: Child - Ira Lee ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Mr. Ira Lee Allen, age 74, of Wynne, passed away, Wednesday, February 13, 2008 in Memphis.
Mr. Allen was preceded in death by his parents, five brother, and two sisters.
Ira was a retired letter carrier for the U. S. Postal Service for 30 years. He was a 195 Graduate of Wynne High School and was on the 1950 Wynne High School State Championship Football Team. He served his country during the Korean War in the U. S. Army. Mr. Allen was a member of Wynne Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Gwen Hooper Allen; sons, David Allen and Scott Allen of Wynne and Jerry Allen of Southaven, Mississippi; brothers, Clyde Allen of North Carolina and Edsel Allen of Missouri; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be Monday at 11:00 AM at Cogbill Cemetery in Wynne. Visitation will be Sunday afternoon at Kernodle Funeral Home from 3:00 PM until 5:00 PM.
Memorials can be made to Wynne Baptist Church, P. O. Box 874, Wynne, Arkansas 72396.
Inscription
U S Army
Korea
General Notes: Child - Clyde David ALLEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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Clyde D. Allen was born 4 December 1937 in Wynne, Arkansas. the son of Ross D., Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. His brothers and sisters are: Ross, Jr., Bill, Alvin, twins Edwin and Edsel, Ira, Edith and Mildred.
He graduated from Wynne High School in 1955.Clyde was inducted into the Army 2 February 1956 and took his basic training at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas.
From April 1956 to January 1957 he took Army Security Training and Radio Intercept Operation Training at Fort Devine, Massachusetts.
From January 1957 January 1958, he was stationed in Sinop, Turkey as a Radio Intercept Operator of the Army Security Agency.
From January 1958 to February 1959, he was stationed at Camp Walthers, Texas as a Radio Intercept Operator.
While at Camp Walthers, Clyde played on the Flag Football Team that won the base championship. He was discharged 3 February 1959 at Camp Walthers.
Clyde married Sharon Spencer and they have four children: Kenneth D., Terri L:, Lisa R. and Keith E. Clyde continued his education at Otero Junior College in Kansas and later at Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas. He has been employed as amanager, a plant manager and a school teacher. His favorite hobby is sports.
General Notes: Child - Edsel Cecil "Dudley" ALLEN Sr
Edwin and Edsel were twins
Edsel Cecil "Dudley" Allen was born 15 November 1925 in Wynne, Arkansas, one of twin sons born to Ross D, Sr. and Myrtle Hodges Allen. He came from a large family with brothers: Ross D, Jr.; Bill; Alvin; Edwin (his twin); Clyde; and Ira Lee; and two sisters: Edith and Mildred.
During the summers and when needed, Edsel worked for the Rural Electrification Association, helping to bring electric power to rural communities.
Edsel entered the Navy 5 September 1944 at the Navy Recruiting Center, Little Rock, Arkansas. During his short service career, he served at the U.S. Naval Training Center, Farragut, Idaho before being transferred to the U.S. Naval Hospital, Dublin, Georgia and then to Millington, Tennessee. He received a medical discharge 20 July 1945.
All seven sons of Mr. and Mrs. Allen served in the military. Three served during World War II and three served in the National Guard at the same time.
Edsel returned to Wynne and finished high school, graduating with the Class of 1947. He entered Arkansas State University at Conway, Arkansas in the fall of 1947 and earned a four year degree in education. He taught in the Wynne Public School System for five years.
He married Helen Wilkins and they are the parents of four sons: Edsel, Jr.; Bryan; Derrin and Michael. Edsel taught school at Portageville, Missouri for approximately thirty years, retiring in 1998. Edsel and Helen live in Portageville where he spends his time keeping up with children and grandchildren.
Husband James Melvin MELTON
Born: 28 Jan 1881 - Oxford, Lafayette Co, MS
Died: 26 Mar 1966 - Newport, Jackson Co, AR
Buried: - Eight Mile Cemetery, Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 65483012
Father: James Conley MELTON
Mother: Mary Anna KIMMONS
Marriage: 13 Nov 1904 - Newport, Jackson Co, AR
Wife Lelia ALLISON
Born: 9 Dec 1885 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 8 Sep 1952 - Newport, Jackson Co, AR
Buried: - Eight Mile Cemetery, Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 65483150
Father: William Jeff ALLISON
Mother: Ida Paralee CATES
Children
1 M Kimmons MELTON
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Ida Mae MELTON
Born: 18 Apr 1908 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 14 Oct 1991 - Little Rock, Pulaski Co, AR
Buried: - Eight Mile Cemetery, Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 65478758
Spouse: Henry Davis REID Sr
Marr: 12 May 1926
3 F Callie Allene MELTON
Born: 6 Mar 1915 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 10 Jul 1992 - Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Buried: - Eight Mile Cemetery, Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 69838372
Spouse: Leonard Turner "Len" NANCE
4 F Mary Frances MELTON
Born: 23 Jan 1922 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 29 Aug 2003 - Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Buried: - Eight Mile Cemetery, Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 98119957
Spouse: Rubert Carlee “Bud” FIELDS
Marr: 24 Sep 1951 - Lonoke, Lonoke Co, AR
General Notes: Husband - James Melvin Melton
James Melvin Melton, aged 85, a retired farmer of Newport, died Wednesday, March 23, 1966, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ida Mae Reid of 1700 Dill Street. A member of the Church of Christ, Mr. Melton was born on January 28, 1881 in Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi, the son of James Conley Melton and Mary Anna Kimmons.
James married Lelia Allison on November 13, 1902 in Butler Township, Lonoke county, Arkansas.
General Notes: Wife - Lelia Allison
Mrs. Lelia Melton of Beedeville died at a local hospital Monday evening at 7:40 p.m. following an extended illness. She was born in Arkansas Dec. 8, 1884, a daughter of W. M. and Ida Allison and had lived at Beedeville since she moved there from Lonoke County 25 years ago. She was a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include her husband, J.M. Melton of Beedeville; mother, Mrs. Ida Allison of Hickory Plains; one son, Kimmons Melton of Flint, Mich.; three daughters, Mrs. Henry Reid of Newport Airbase, Mrs. Leonard Nance of Beedeville, and Mrs. Bud Fields of Indianapolis, Ind.; one brother, W.M. Allison of Peoria, Ill; ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
General Notes: Child - Ida Mae MELTON
Mrs. Ida Mae Melton Reid, 83, of Tuckerman, died Monday, October 14, 1991.
She was a retired cafeteria employee at Albright and Castleberry in Schools in Newport, a member of the Extension Homemakers Club, and a member of the Holden Avenue Church of Christ.
Mrs. Reid was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Davis Reid Sr. Survivors are two sons, Henry Reid, Jr. of Beedeville, Ray Reid of Tuckerman; four daughters, Allene Koettel and Wanda Simmons, both of Searcy, Bonita Carlton of Newport, Jonita Darling of Tuckerman; one brother, Kimmons Melton of Newport; two sisters, Callie Nance of Beedeville, Mary Fields of Beech Grove, Ind,; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday October 16 at Holden Avenue Church of Christ. Burial will be in Eightmile Cemetery in Beedeville.
Husband William Jeff ALLISON
Born: Dec 1862 - , Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 4 Oct 1934 - , Lonoke Co, AR
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Ida Paralee CATES
Born: 2 Sep 1869 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 8 Apr 1956 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Buried:
Father: Simeon William CATES
Mother: Naomi Elizabeth WILSON
Children
1 F Lelia ALLISON
Born: 9 Dec 1885 - Butlerville, Lonoke Co, AR
Died: 8 Sep 1952 - Newport, Jackson Co, AR
Buried: - Eight Mile Cemetery, Beedeville, Jackson Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 65483150
Spouse: James Melvin MELTON
Marr: 13 Nov 1904 - Newport, Jackson Co, AR
General Notes: Child - Lelia ALLISON
Mrs. Lelia Melton of Beedeville died at a local hospital Monday evening at 7:40 p.m. following an extended illness. She was born in Arkansas Dec. 8, 1884, a daughter of W. M. and Ida Allison and had lived at Beedeville since she moved there from Lonoke County 25 years ago. She was a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include her husband, J.M. Melton of Beedeville; mother, Mrs. Ida Allison of Hickory Plains; one son, Kimmons Melton of Flint, Mich.; three daughters, Mrs. Henry Reid of Newport Airbase, Mrs. Leonard Nance of Beedeville, and Mrs. Bud Fields of Indianapolis, Ind.; one brother, W.M. Allison of Peoria, Ill; ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Husband William Ray ALLISON
Born: 10 Jan 1906
Died: 3 Jun 1984
Buried: - Masonic Cemetery, Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 59134294
Marriage:
Wife Audrey TYER
Born: 30 May 1908 - Ingram, Randolph Co, AR
Died: 14 Dec 1995 - Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR
Buried: - Masonic Cemetery, Pocahontas, Randolph Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 52072266
Father: Joseph Hymen TYER
Mother: Ida Mae ROSE
Children
General Notes: Husband - William Ray Allison
William Ray has this memorial in Masonic Cemetery, but he is actually buried in Michigan.
General Notes: Wife - Audrey Tyer
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin twice removed
Husband Thomas LYNCH Sr
Born: 1727 - , Berkeley Co, SC
Died: Dec 1776 - Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co, MD
Buried: - St. Anne's Churchyard, Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co, MD
FamilySearch ID: LYYV-F8Z
Find A Grave ID: 7454903
Father: Col Thomas LYNCH
Mother: Sabina VANDERHORST
Marriage: 5 Sep 1745 - , Georgetown Co, SC
Wife Elizabeth ALLSTON
Born: 6 Sep 1728 - , Georgetown Co, SC
Died: 5 Sep 1750 - St. John, Georgetown Co, SC
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: ML62-3FD
Find A Grave ID: 289193103
portrait by Jeremiah Theus (American colonial era artist, 1716-1774)
Children
1 M Thomas LYNCH Jr
Born: 5 Aug 1749 - Georgetown, Georgetown Co, SC
Died: 17 Dec 1779 - At Sea
Buried: - see notes
FamilySearch ID: L44Q-GW7
Find A Grave ID: 2782
Spouse: Elizabeth "Betsy" SCHUBRICK
Marr: 14 May 1772 - St. Phillip's Parish, SC
General Notes: Husband - Thomas Lynch Sr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 8 times removed
Lynch History Hopsewee Plantation was originally part of the lands owned by Thomas Lynch, I (deceased 1738). He owned most of the property on the North Santee from Hopsewee to the intercoastal waterway, with seven plantations in production. Hopsewee was built by the Lynch family between 1733 and 1740. This beautiful site was chosen of all the Lynch property for the family home of Thomas Lynch, Sr. (1726-1776) Hopsewee overlooks the beautiful Santee River and the rice ?elds which were its source of income until the Civil War. Lynch was married to Elizabeth Allston, of Brookgreen Plantation, another prominent Georgetown family, and they had two daughters Sabina (b. 1747) and Esther (b. 1748) and one son, Thomas Lynch, Jr. (b. 1749)
After Elizabeth Allston died (c. 1755), Mr. Lynch married. Hannah Motte, and they had a daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1755). The Senior Lynch was a distinguished public servant and one of the most important Santee River planters. As a prominent Indigo planter, he was the ?rst President of the Winyah Indigo Society founded in 1755. In 1751 he was the delegate elected to the Commons House of Assembly from Prince George, Winyah Parish where he served with the exception of one term until his death. He served on the 1765 Stamp Act Congress and in 1774 was elected to the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia. Lynch was highly esteemed by the founding fathers and in October, 1775, Lynch was appointed with Benjamin Franklin, and Colonel Benjamin Harrison as advisors to General Washington. However, in February 1776 he was paralyzed when he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage while in Philadelphia. His son, Thomas Lynch, Jr, was serving in the South Carolina militia and requested leave of his commanding of?cer, Christopher Gadsden, to join his ailing father. The request was denied but the South Carolina Second Provincial Congress selected the son as a delegate to join his father in Philadelphia. Thus Thomas Lynch Sr. and Thomas Lynch Jr. were the only father and son team to serve the Continental Congress. Thomas Lynch Jr. was the ?fty-second signer of the Declaration of Independence at 26 years of age and thus gave his birthplace, Hopsewee Plantation, a place in American History.
The elder Lynch remained a member of the South Carolina delegation but was physically unable to sign the Declaration of Independence in the space left between the names of Edward Rutledge and Thomas Heyward, Jr. In December, 1776, while returning to South Carolina, the senior Lynch died and is buried in Annapolis, Maryland.
Thomas Lynch, Jr. returned to South Carolina and retired from public life due to a malingering fever contracted during his service with the South Carolina militia in 1775. He and his wife, Elizabeth Shubrick, resided at Peachtree Plantation on the South Santee River. In 1779 he and his wife left for France by way of the West Indies to improve his health. Their ship was lost at sea with all passengers. He and his wife had no children.
~~~From FamilySearch.org memories
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U.S. Continental Congressman. As a planter, he was very successful in the management of extensive rice plantations, on the Santee River. Entering politics, he served as a member of the South Carolina House of Assembly, (1751-57, 61-63, 65, 68, 72). He also was a member of the First and Second Continental Congresses, (1774-76) and a member of the first South Carolina State General Assembly in 1776. He was unable to sign the Declaration of Independence because of illness (his son signed it) and while en route to his home, died from a stroke. U.S. Congressman Thomas Lynch Jr. was his son.
~~~Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith on Find A Grave
Death Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Allston
FamilySearch shows her death place as Craven Co. In those days, there were many changes taking place as England still ruled. From WIkipedia, we get this history of the area:
Craven County, South Carolina was one of the three original counties established by the Lords Proprietor of the English colony of Carolana in 1682 to include the colony's lands stretching from Awendaw Creek north to the western shore of Winyah Bay and inland.[1][2] In 1685, the original county of Berkeley was expanded to include the southwestern part of Craven County, and in 1691, land was added to Craven County from the previously unorganized land to its northeast.[1]
In 1706, the Lords Proprietor established the Church of England Parish system in South Carolina, reducing counties to geographic designations with no administrative functions; the southwestern half of Craven County was organized into St. James Santee Parish,[1][3] and in 1721, Prince George Parish was organized for the former northeastern half of Craven County, extending into the unorganized territory to the north and east of the county.[1]
In 1734 Prince Frederick Parish was organized from northwestern Prince George Parish, extending into the unorganized territory to the northwest of the county. In 1735 their common boundary was redefined and Prince George Parish reduced in extent when the border with the Province of North Carolina was established.
In 1769, judicial districts incorporating the parishes were established in the colony; St. James Santee Parish was taken into Charlestown District, and Prince George Parish into Georgetown District.[1]
In 1785, the new State of South Carolina established counties within the judicial districts, with Washington and Marion counties taking in St. James Santee Parish of Charleston District, and Williamsburg and Winyaw (later spelled Winyah) counties taking in Prince George Parish of Georgetown District.[4] These counties did not immediately become functional, and the judicial districts retained their administrative functions.[1]
The 1868 South Carolina State Constitution gave the state districts the uniform designation of county, by which they are still known.[1] In 1882, a new Berkeley County was formed from upland Charleston County, taking in land formerly in Marion and Washington counties; Charleston County retained the coastal lands originally included in Craven County.[1] In 1893, Charleston County expanded northwestward into Berkeley County.[1] The original Craven County's lands now lie in parts of Berkeley, Charleston, Georgetown, and Williamsburg counties
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Allston
Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: She died on the road to get medical help after suffering complications from childbirth. She was buried between Hopsewee Plantation and Georgetown but the exact site is not known per docent.
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Elizabeth Allston Lynch, an Allston of Brookgreen Plantation, the wife of Thomas Lynch, Sr. (II), and the mother of Thomas Lynch, Jr. (III), a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Elizabeth gave birth to two daughters and one son before her death at age 21 in 1750. Two daughters, Sabina Lynch Bowman, and Esther Lynch; and one son, Thomas, all lived into adulthood.
~~~from her Find A Grave page
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When Elizabeth H. Allston was born on 6 September 1728, in Craven, Carolina, British Colonial America, her father, William Allston Sr, was 30 and her mother, Esther LaBrosse de Marboeuf, was 23. She married Thomas Lynch Sr. on 5 September 1745, in Georgetown, South Carolina, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 2 daughters. She died on 5 September 1754, in Saint, Welo Province, Ethiopia, at the age of 25, and was buried in Saint, Welo Province, Ethiopia.
~~~from FamilySearch (NOTE: I don't know where "Ethiopia" came from?? There are also decrepancies between this record and FindAGrave ~~DMH)
Birth Notes: Child - Thomas LYNCH Jr
Georgetown County was not formally established until 1890. Thomas, Jr was probably born in Prince Geoge's Parish, but that is an assumption on my part ~~DMH
General Notes: Child - Thomas LYNCH Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 7 times removed
was buried or lost at sea
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Signer of the Declaration of Independence from South Carolina.
Born near Georgetown, South Carolina, Thomas Lynch, Junior, graduated from Cambridge University and studied law in London. He returned home and married Elizabeth Shubrick, and settled down to life as a lawmaker and wealthy planter.
At the start of the American Revolution, he volunteered for the Army, and while in North Carolina, he became severely ill, possibly from malaria, which left him a semi-invalid for the rest of his life.
While representing South Carolina in the Second Continental Congress, his father, Thomas Lynch Senior suffered a stroke on February 20, 1776, and in March the SC Legislature elected Thomas Jr. to go to Congress to care for his father and to take over his father's duties as an additional delegate. Although in poor health himself, Thomas Jr. found his father too ill to continue, and remained just long enough in Philadelphia to vote for independence and to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Lynch Sr. eventually improved, but not enough to sign the Declaration of Independence himself. In late 1776, father and son headed home together. While stopping in Annapolis, Maryland, in December 1776, Thomas Senior suffered a second stroke and died. Thomas Jr. reached home, but his own health was failing. Hoping that an ocean voyage and a change in climate would help him recover, he and his wife, Elizabeth, embarked on an ocean voyage in late 1779. The ship was lost at sea with all aboard. The couple had no children.
~~~Bio by: Kit and Morgan Benson on Find A Grave
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When Thomas Lynch was born on 5 August 1749, in Prince Georges Parish, Georgetown, South Carolina, British Colonial America, his father, Thomas Lynch Sr., was 22 and his mother, Elizabeth H. Allston, was 20. He married Elizabeth Shubrick on 14 May 1772, in St. Philip's Parish, Charleston, South Carolina, British Colonial America. He registered for military service in 1775. He died after 27 July 1779, in At Sea, and was buried in At Sea.
~~~from FamilySearch.org
Husband John Alexander SADLER
Born: 17 Aug 1863 - Cobden, Union Co, IL
Died: 24 Jul 1922 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Sikeston City Cemetery, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Find A Grave ID: 28649104
Father: James Irvan SADLER
Mother: Louisa CAVANESS
Marriage:
Wife Ida Belle ALLSUP
Born: 26 Oct 1874 - Jonesboro, Union Co, IL
Died: 2 Jan 1933 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Sikeston City Cemetery, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Find A Grave ID: 28648969
Children
1 F Ethel SADLER
Born: Abt 1894 - , , IL
Died:
Buried:
2 F Eva SADLER
Born: Abt 1898 - , , IL
Died:
Buried:
3 F Viola SADLER
Born: Abt 1901 - , , IL
Died:
Buried:
4 F Mary SADLER
Born: Abt 1904 - , , AR
Died:
Buried:
5 F Marie SADLER
Born: Abt 1907 - , , IL
Died:
Buried:
6 M Philip Landis SADLER
Born: 4 Oct 1908 - Jonesboro, Union Co, IL
Died: 1 Jul 1965 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Find A Grave ID: 8881805
Spouse: Montie Pearl HYDRICK
Marr: 10 Aug 1928
General Notes: Husband - John Alexander Sadler
Son of Ervin and Louise Sadler, buried next to Ida C (Alsup) Sadler
General Notes: Wife - Ida Belle Allsup
Daughter of James and Sarah (Edson/Epson) Alsup, buried next to John A L Sadler