Husband Jerry BABER
Born:
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Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Joyce Ann JOHNSON
Born:
Died:
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Father: Bud JOHNSON
Mother:
Husband Lewis Jesse HARPER
Born: 1780 - , Lenoir Co, NC
Died: 25 Dec 1843 - , Pike Co, MS
Buried:
Find A Grave ID:285333758
Marriage:
Wife Sarah Allston BACOT
Born: 1798 - , , SC
Died: 25 Sep 1852 - , Simpson Co, MS
Buried:
Children
1 F Nancy Anne HARPER
Born: 1838 - , Carroll Co, GA
Died: 1866 - , Carroll Co, GA
Buried:
2 F Nancy HARPER
Born: 19 Mar 1818 - , Pike Co, MS
Died: 1 Dec 1881 - , Simpson Co, MS
Buried:
3 F Elizabeth J. HARPER
Born: Abt 1819 - , , MS
Died: 27 Jan 1904 - Jackson, Hinds Co, MS
Buried:
4 M Solomon HARPER
Born: 30 Mar 1826 - , , MS
Died: 6 Mar 1901 - , Rankin Co, MS
Buried: - Zion Hill Cemetery, , Rankin Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 19746451
5 M Laban Bacot HARPER
Born: 10 Dec 1826 - D'Lo, Simpson Co, MS
Died: After 1880 - D'Lo, Simpson Co, MS
Buried:
6 M Samuel Houston HARPER
Born: 14 May 1828 - , Simpson Co, MS
Died: 12 Sep 1865 - , Simpson Co, MS
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 275617293
7 M Dr Lewis Preston HARPER
Born: 1829 - , , MS
Died: 13 Sep 1862 - , Simpson Co, MS
Buried:
8 M Jesse HARPER
Born: 1830 - , Simpson Co, MS
Died: Abt 1905 - , Rankin Co, MS
Buried:
9 M George Poindexter HARPER
Born: 9 Jul 1833 - Braxton, Simpson Co, MS
Died: 13 Aug 1898 - Braxton, Simpson Co, MS
Buried: - Gum Springs Cemetery, Braxton, Simpson Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 11504335
Spouse: Sidney Elizabeth JONES
Marr: 15 May 1950 - , Copiah Co, MS
10 M Franklin Marion HARPER
Born: 7 Aug 1840 - , Simpson Co, MS
Died: 27 Apr 1917 - Forest, West Carroll Parish, LA
Buried:
11 F Mary Magdalena HARPER
Born: 19 Jul 1841 - , Rankin Co, MS
Died: 2 Apr 1916 - , Rankin Co, MS
Buried: - Zion Hill Cemetery, , Rankin Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 113407846
12 M Joseph B. HARPER
Born: 1847 - , Simpson Co, MS
Died: 14 Jan 1900 - , , MS
Buried: - Clear Branch Cemetery, Clear Branch, Rankin Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 275590875
13 M R. J. HARPER
Born: 1851 - , Caroline Co, VA
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Father - Lewis Jesse HARPER
Far-removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: wife's (DIanne McNeill) 3rd great-grandfather
Burial details unknown
Jesse Harper was the son of Alexander Harper and Martha Jones Harper. He migrated to Mississippi Territory ca. 1809. He served in Hinds Battalion Calvary in The War of 1812. He resided in Pike County, MS. by 1820.
He had five children by his first wife whose name is unknown: Alexander 1811; Ebner 1812; Edwin 1815; Nancy 1818; and Leticia 1823. Ca.
1825 he married Sarah Allston Bacot, daughter of Laban Bacot and Mary Letman. They had seven children: Laban 1827; Samuel Houston 1828; Jesse 1829; Mary Jane 1832; George Poindexter 1833; Lewis 1836; and Nancy 1838. Jesse was a civic leader in Pike County.
General Notes: Child - Nancy Anne HARPER
Married to a Mr. Harris. If birthdates are correct, her mother was 10-11 years old when Nancy was born. Not sure if this record is accurate as she was born and died in Georgia, whereas her family was in Mississippi. Record source is MyHeritage.com and a Butterworth Family Tree
~DMH
General Notes: Child - Nancy HARPER
Married to a Mr. Butler
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth J. HARPER
Married to a Mr. Kelley
General Notes: Child - Samuel Houston HARPER
Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: Grave location near Westville (now a ghost town) in rural Simpson County, Mississippi. The family's farm was simply listed as within area "Beat 3," with the nearest post office in town (Westville).
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The below information is found on [both] Samuel and Harriett's Find A Grave pages. I have taken the liberty to both re-format for easier reading and assimilated some of Harriett's data onto Samuel's (birth and death dates). At the very bottom, I've included more of Harriett's data from FAG. I would have set up a separate record for her on this database but do not know her maiden surname and do not like using "Unknown" if possible. ~DMH
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Himself:
Samuel Houston Harper, Sr (c1828-c1866) A farmer.
b. Mississippi
d. Mississippi? About age 38 or elsewhere maybe on a battlefield?
[On 1850 & 1860 census w family.
He's missing by the 1866 state of Mississippi census.
Not on 1870 federal census.
In wife's 1875 newspaper obit as having widowed her already.
(NOTE: From Harriett's FAG) Or maybe on an 1865 battlefield while Harriett was pregnant? [He's with wife and young children on the 1850 & 1860 census with the family. Their youngest was born in 1866, but dad was also missing by the 1866 state of Mississippi census. He's not on the 1870 federal census. The 1870 census wasn't that refined yet. It does not ask if Harriett is married or widowed at all. In his wife's 1875 newspaper obit, though, he is listed by name as having widowed her already.]
His wife:
Harriett née L(something) Harper (1829-1875)
b. 1829 or 1832** in Mississippi
d. 7 Oct 1875 in Westville, Simpson Co, Mississippi
FAG Memorial # 275573169
m. c1847 Simpson County, Mississippi
Their seven children:
(1.) Sara Elizabeth "Lizzie" née Harper Fitzhugh Waddell
b. 28-Oct-1848 in Simpson County, Mississippi
d. 11-July-1933 in Brandon, Rankin County, Mississippi
1m. (somebody) Fitzhugh before 1870, young bride / young widow
[Absent childhood family census 1870.]
2m. as Elizabeth Fitzhugh to Wellington Waddell 1890 Rankin County
(Lost Fitzhugh babies? - Stepmother to 5 Waddells.)
FAG Memorial # 275626321
Dry Creek Cemetery, Thomasville, Rankin County, Mississippi
(2.) William J Harper
b. July 1850 in Simpson County, Mississippi
d. bfr 1860 in Mississippi?
[On 1850 census age "1/12," meaning 1 month old. Likely infant/child loss. Absent from 1860 census.]
Gravesite?
(3) DeWitt Monroe Harper
b. 1852 in Mississippi*
d. 1892 in Louisiana
m. 1873 Felicia Virginia Manning
(Had six children together.)
FAG Memorial #19903967
Spring Ridge Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Sabine Parish, Louisiana
(4.) Laura née Harper Holladay
b. 1854 in Mississippi*
d. 1926 in Pelican, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
m. abt 1871 Rev Samuel Sledge [maybe Scott] Holladay, Sr
(Had seven kids together.)
FAG Memorial #160421202
Pelican Cemetery, Pelican, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
(5.) "Houston" Samuel Houston Harper, Jr
b. 1857 in Mississippi*
d. 1941 in Braxton, Simpson Co, Mississippi
m. 1878 "Ginnie" Naomi Virginia Miles
(Had six children together.)
FAG Memorial #27257005
Braxton Cemetery, Braxton, Simpson County, Mississippi
(6.) Mary Orlena née Harper Spillyards
b. 1860 near Westville, Simpson Co, Mississippi
d. 1904 in Converse, Sabine Parish, Louisiana
m. "Macey" Amasa Hines Spillyards
(Had seven kids together.)
FAG Memorial # 90859489
Oak Grove Cemetery, Converse, Sabine Parish, Louisiana
7.) Henry Harper
(Once, as 4yo on 1870 census. Then line cold. Very common name. So did he get raised by extended family after his mom died when he was only 9, in 1875? Disappeared in to history? Or perish before 1880 census, too?)
b. 1866 in Mississippi*
d. ?
Gravesite?
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*Seven HARPER SIBLINGS were all BORN in Mississippi, but NOT all on the same farm or county.
First sibs LIZZIE [1848-9] & WILLIAM [1850] were born right at the first full family federal census [1850] listed by county & state only - Simpson Co, Mississippi, which is where their parents Samuel Sr & Harriett had just wed, so those two babies birthplace there is clear.
Sixth of seven siblings, MARY was also born on a census year [1860]. So, again, her birthplace is clear as marked on that count sheet: (farm outside town) "nearest post office Brandon," Rankin County, Mississippi. It's the kids born when we don't know on which farm in MISSISSIPPI the HARPER FAMILY resided -- DeWITT [1852], LAURA [1854], SAMUEL [1857] & HENRY [1866] -- we're left to guess until (if) we find more documents. Because they moved away & back again: 1850 census - Simpson County 1860 census - (farm outside) nearest post office (town) Brandon, Rankin County 1870 census - (farm outside) nearest post office (town) Westville, Simpson County
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**Here are exerpts from Harriett's FAG page:
Born more likely in 1832, this grave record uses 1829 because of the newspaper's estimate of her age as 46 upon her Oct-1875 death. She was actually probably 43. Four or no less than three years younger than her late husband, Samuel born about 1828.
Obituary in The Weekly Mississippi Pilot, printed, about 40 miles northwest as the crow flies, in the state capital of Jackson, Mississippi on Saturday, 16-October-1875 records Harriett as: "DIED: At Westville, on Oct. 7, 1875, Mrs. Harriet Harper, widow of the late Samuel Harper aged 46 years."
Harriett née L(something) Harper & her family lived on their farm in a rural area of Simpson County, Mississippi, listed simply as section "Beat 3" on 1850, 1860, 1870 US Census, with the nearest post office (which used to be listed on the census) in the town of Westville (now defunct, a ghost town). Before 1850, federal census only named adult land owning men. Under him, families were counted by age groups, genders, and White, and/or subset age and gender counts of Black persons enslaved by the Head of Household. The 1850 federal census is significant for Harriet(t) because it records for history's sake of her existence as wife and mother in 1850 and 1860, then widow in 1870 with two more of her seven children that we know of, who were born after the 1860 count, before her own death, thankfully recorded in the newspaper. Because other major life documents like her own birth and death certificates, her marriage, or birth certificates of their children, have not been found. This is what we know from those three federal US census & an 1866 Mississippi state census, as well as found graves of some of her children:
*Lee? Loflin? Laird? or something else completely; Lee was used to name a grandson which could be honor of grandma's maiden name, but could just as importantly have been in honor of Gen Robert E Lee, which was popular; Loflin & Laird are local surnames beginning w L that make them a possibility for Harriett's maiden name as well. We may never know. Harriett as a girl did not have the worth to be listed by her own name before she was already a married woman in 1850. We only know she was born in Mississippi and middle initial L as a married woman indicated a maiden name.
Harriett & Sam Sr's son Houston & his wife Ginnie had at least six children 1879-1900, five sons and one daughter, that include using family names Samuel & Harriett. Their son called Lee could indicate Houston's mother's "L" maiden name could indeed have been "Lee." However, the baby may have been named in honor of Col Robert E Lee, just as another of their son's was given the honorific Thomas Jefferson Harper.
General Notes: Child - George Poindexter HARPER
Biographical Information.
George Poindexter Harper. Born 9th July 1833. Braxton Simpson Co, Mississippi.
To James Lewis And Sarah Allston Bacot Harper.
George was one of Seven Siblings.
He Married Siddie E. Jones. 15th May 1850. Copiah Co, Mississippi.
Parents of Nine Children.
In 1880 George Poindexter. Along with His wife Siddie And Seven Children Resided in Beat 3, Simpson Co, Mississippi.
Male
Age Listed as 46. Marital Status Married. White Occupation Farmer
Relationship to Head of Household Self
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3/22/2026: More information from his Find A Grave page... Information provided below by previous Findagrave Manager (Unknown) and a great-great granddaughter who contributed to the biographical information after years of research and gathering documentation. I am the manager of George-Siddy memorials.
They are my 3rd Great Grandparents on Donie Elizabeth Harper-Lane 's side. The candle has now passed down to me 29 July 2025.
George Poindexter Harper was born on the 9th of July in 1833 in Pike County, Mississippi to Parents : Jesse Harper and Sarah Allston Bacot of Pike County. ( No graves found as of 2025 ). There is no evidence to prove he was born in Simpson County and his supposed father, Jesse Harper, lived in nearby Pike County as stated in U.S. censuses and the document mentioned in the next paragraph.
George was named after his father's friend and lawyer, George Poindexter, a prominent and controversial official in MS. and U.S. government. Proof that Jesse Harper knew Mr. Poindexter and held him in high esteem is Doc. No. 467 of the 23rd Congress of the MS. 1st Session of the House of Reperesentatives, found on the website Gov info.gov. I am George's great-great granddaughter through his son, Taylor Harper and have done extensive research on him. I have been researching my family history for over 40 years.
He Married Sidney Elizabeth "Siddy" Jones on 15th May 1850 in Copiah Co, Mississippi. They had 8 children according to the 1870 and 1880 U.S. censuses of Simpson Co, MS. Occupation was farming. He was also a civic leader and a Mason as shown on his grave monument.
General Notes: Child - Mary Magdalena HARPER
Married to William Joseph Magee, FAG #113407817, in 1858
Find A Grave (FAG) states place of death was Forest, West Carroll Parish, LA
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s/o [sic] Lewis J Harper & Sarah ___
1 of 4 surviving children:
(1.) Lewis Harper, Jr b. 1829
m. "Betsey" Elizabeth Berry Utterback
(2.) Franklin M Harper b. 1840
m. Mary Elizabeth Bell
(3.) Mary Magdalene née Harper Magee (b.1841)
m. William Joseph Magee
(4.) Joseph B Harper b. 1847 or 48
m. Mary Frances Mullican
General Notes: Child - Joseph B. HARPER
s/o Lewis J Harper & Sarah ___
1 of 4 surviving children:
(1.) Lewis Harper, Jr b. 1829
m. "Betsey" Elizabeth Berry Utterback
(2.) Franklin M Harper b. 1840
m. Mary Elizabeth Bell
(3.) Mary Magdalene née Harper Magee (b.1841)
m. William Joseph Magee
(4.) Joseph B Harper b. 1847 or 48
m. Mary Frances Mullican
Joseph appears last on the 1880 US Census with his wife Mary & their children. The 1890 census is lost to fire. And on the 1900 census, Mary is listed as widowed.
General Notes: Child - R. J. HARPER
This record is suspect w/o verification since he was born in VA and not MS. Record source is MyHeritage.com and a Butterworth Family Tree
Husband Rodney BADLEY
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Wife Carol HYDRICK
Born:
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Father: John Franklin "Jackie" HYDRICK
Mother: Harriet SHINGLER
Children
1 F Savannah BADLEY
Born:
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Husband Rev. Eugene Harold McLENDON
Born: 3 Jul 1941 - Crystal Springs, Copiah Co, MS
Died: 12 Aug 2015 - Crystal Springs, Copiah Co, MS
Buried: - Old Crystal Springs Cemetery, Crystal Springs, Copiah Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 150695711
Father: Hiram Tolton McLENDON
Mother: Daisy Mae McMANUS
Marriage:
Wife Geraldine BAGLEY
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General Notes: Husband - Rev. Eugene Harold McLendon
Far-removed relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: aunt's (Leona Morgan) husband's (Vernon Jones) 1st cousin
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Rev. Harold McLendon, 74 passed away August 12, 2015 at his residence. Visitation will be 5pm-8pm Friday at Highland Baptist Church. Services will be 10am Saturday at Highland Baptist Church with burial at Old Crystal Springs Cemetery. Stringer Family Funeral Home in Crystal Springs is handling arrangements.
Rev. McLendon received his Bachelor of Biblical Studies from Omega Bible Institute and Seminary. He retired after 50+ years of pastoring churches in Copiah, Lincoln, Rankin, Hinds and Simpson Counties.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Hiram Tolton and Daisy McManus McLendon, a sister, Ruth Loggans, and brothers, Buddy McLendon and Charles McLendon.
He is survived by his wife, Geraldine Bagley McLendon; daughters, Cherron McLendon Carr (Casey) of Wesson and Lori Parker (Waymon) of Pelahatchie; sons, Chris McLendon (Marie) of Pearl and Darryl McLendon of Crystal Springs; brothers, Kenneth McLendon of Anniston, AL, Jerry McLendon (Fran), Carroll McLendon (Nita) all of Crystal Springs, and Robert McLendon (Betty) of Wesson; sisters, Mary Evelyn Young (Buddy) of Crystal Springs and Lynda Jean Gowan (Clayton) of Waynesville, GA; 9 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Husband Marion Ralph HYDRICK
Born: 9 Jul 1922 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 1 Dec 1981 - Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
Buried: - Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: 943R-FY4
Find A Grave ID: 44285877
Father: Marion Grover HYDRICK
Mother: Ozie Jane HAYS
Marriage: 7 Feb 1953
Wife Mary BAGNOLA
Born: 1 Nov 1922
Died:
Buried: - Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 44285888
Children
1 F Rota HYDRICK
Born:
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2 F Thera HYDRICK
Born:
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General Notes: Husband - Marion Ralph Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Wife - Mary Bagnola
Death details unknown
General Notes: Child - Rota HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Thera HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Husband Bobby Ray BAGWELL
Born: 2 Jul 1931
Died: 27 Nov 1985
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 149302219
Father: Watt BAGWELL
Mother: Mary Lucille REAVES
Marriage:
Wife Virginia Carol "Vickie" SHAFFNER
AKA: "Nanny"
Born: 2 Aug 1937 - Chicago, Cook Co, IL
Died: 11 Nov 2006 - Romeoville, Will Co, IL
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 170852197
Children
1 M Bobby Ray "Be Bop" BAGWELL Jr
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2 M Allen BAGWELL
Born:
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3 M Larry BAGWELL
Born:
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4 F Lori BAGWELL
Born:
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5 M Frederick Harold "Fred" BAGWELL
Born: 3 Jul 1958 - Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA
Died: 31 Mar 2005 - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 170659209
General Notes: Husband - Bobby Ray Bagwell
S SGT U.S. ARMY
KOREA VIETNAM
General Notes: Wife - Virginia Carol "Vickie" Shaffner
Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend
General Notes: Child - Frederick Harold "Fred" BAGWELL
2nd of six children. Mother Virginia C. Shaffner Bagwell. Father Bobby Ray Bagwell (Sr).
Husband George N. BAGWELL
Born: 1857
Died: 1904 - Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Buried: - Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 84746664
Marriage: 2 Dec 1888 - St. Clair Co, AL
Events
1. Alt. Birth: Mar 1861, Anniston, Calhoun Co, AL. source: Bagwell - McNulty Web Site managed by Donna Williams.
Wife Martha J. "Mattie" CHAMBLESS
Born: 14 Jun 1874
Died: 18 Jun 1956
Buried: - Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 84746574
Children
1 M Watt BAGWELL
Born: 4 Jul 1903
Died: 18 Jul 1963 - Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 149302139
Spouse: Mary Lucille REAVES
General Notes: Wife - Martha J. "Mattie" Chambless
Mattie Chamblis married George N. Bagwell on December 2, 1888 in St. Clair County, Alabama. After his death, she married second to Larry Gibson Stone on November 20, 1906 in St. Clair County, Alabama.
Husband James Lomer BAGWELL
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Father: Watt BAGWELL
Mother: Mary Lucille REAVES
Marriage:
Wife Sarah WOLF
Born:
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Children
Husband James William BAGWELL
Born: 12 Oct 1808
Died: 12 Jan 1848 - Honea Path, Pemberton District, SC
Buried:
Father: John Daniel BAGWELL
Mother: Rachel CHAMBLEE
Marriage:
Wife Nancy HARPER
Born:
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Children
1 M Dool BAGWELL
Born:
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2 F Mattie BAGWELL
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General Notes: Wife - Nancy Harper
Widow Nancy moved to Gwinnett County, GA with father-in-law John D. Bagwell in 1855.
Husband Joe Earl BAGWELL
Born: 5 Oct 1935 - , St Clair Co, AL
Died:
Buried:
Father: Watt BAGWELL
Mother: Mary Lucille REAVES
Marriage:
Wife Dorothy UNKNOWN
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1 M David BAGWELL
Born:
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2 F Judy BAGWELL
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3 F Carol BAGWELL
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4 F Carla Jo BAGWELL
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Husband John Daniel BAGWELL
Born: 1761 - Halifax District, NC
Died: 10 Apr 1855 - Duluth, Gwinnett Co, GA
Buried: - Sweetwater Memorial Chapel Cemetery, Lawrenceville, Gwinnett Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 65906475
Marriage: 27 Jan 1791 - NC
Wife Rachel CHAMBLEE
Born: 1771 - , Wake Co, NC
Died: 1837 - Honea Path, Anderson Co, SC
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 73735676
Children
1 M Larkin BAGWELL
Born:
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2 F Kitty BAGWELL
Born:
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3 M Warren BAGWELL
Born:
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4 M Redmon BAGWELL
Born:
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5 F Polly BAGWELL
Born:
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6 M James William BAGWELL
Born: 12 Oct 1808
Died: 12 Jan 1848 - Honea Path, Pemberton District, SC
Buried:
Spouse: Nancy HARPER
General Notes: Husband - John Daniel Bagwell
Buried in Sweet Baptist Church Cemetery. From a paper filed in the"Bagwell" folder at the Gwinnett Historical Society by Jewel Davis Nelson of Boaz, AL comes the following:
John Daniel, son of Daniel and Elizabeth Bagwell was soldier in the Revolutionary War, fighting with Carter's Company. Some of his children were: Kitty, Warren, Larkin, Redmon, Polly, and James William Bagwell. In 1853, the Bagwell family migrated to Gwinnett County, GA. Nancy Bagwell came with her children, grandchildren Mattie and Dool, her father-in-law John Daniel Bagwell, his old maid daughter, Aunt Kitty, and four of his grandchildren whose father was Warren Bagwell, James William's brother, who had died and has remarried and moved to Georgia leaving the rearing of the four children to their elderly grandfather and old maid aunt.
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Old John D. insisted on riding his pony instead of a carriage on the move to Georgia; he was 92 years old. Nancy rode in a wagon with her household goods; some of the heavier goods were shipped separately. She kept this old mare hidden during the Civil War for fear that the Yankees would steal her. When crossing the Savanah River on a ferry, the cows got frightened and jumped overboard, but they swam to the Georgia side anyway.
Another paper in the Bagwell folder (author unknown) reads:
I am John Daniel Bagwell and I was born in the Halifax district of the Colony of North Carolina in 1761. My father, who had been born in Ireland, had come to the American colonies with no love for the English, and this was instilled in my brothers and myself when we were small children. Our response was to enlist when the War for American Independence began.
I was 17 when I was first called in the service of the fight against the British and I was living in Butte County of North Carolina Colony which is now Warren County. I was drafted into the war twice and enlisted once.
I served 4 or 5 months in 1778, three months in 1780, and 18 months in 1781 and 1782. All the time I served I was a private. When the war ended I was never furloughed or discharged; we just went home and began our lives anew.
I was married to my first wife in 1782 when I was 20. We had four sons before my first wife died. Here I was in my twenties with four children under age six. Fortunately my wife's younger sister, Rachel Chamblee, consented to come to help me with the children.
At that time in North Carolina there lived some persons who loved to gossip. I don't know if you have this type of folks today or not. It seems that my kind sister-in-law was the source of lots of gossip for her living in a house with a man she was not married to. On January 27,1791, I married my sister, Miss Rachel Chamblee, and we eventually became the parents of thirteen more children.
In 1800 the census taker found my family in the Pendleton District, SC near Greenville, 1830 found us in the Spartanburg District, and 1840 found us in Anderson County. Once we moved to SC we stayed in the same place, but the district and county lines moved all around us. I became a prosperous farmer with a large plantation over 2,500 acres which was needed for the support of such a large family. When my second wife died, I was in better circumstances than I was the first time I lost a wife. My daughter Clara was unmarried and helped me to raise the younger children; the older children had married and moved away. Two of my sons had moved to Gwinnett County. GA.
In 1842, my son Warren died and his wife married another man who did not want Warren's children so they came to live with me. My granddaughter Barbara lost her husband at about the same time and she and her two young daughters moved in with her father James William. Before long, James William was also dead and his widow, their children including Barbara and her two children all came to live with me as I was the only adult male in the family. When I became 90 years old, I determined that the only way my family could surive was for us to leave our home of many pleasant years and move to Gwinnett County to be near male relatives who could take care of the widows and orphans now in my charge.
The move to Gwinnett in 1853 was an eventful one. All of our furniture, farm tools, and other possessions was loaded into wagons and carts. The cattle and other animals were herded, and I rode a horse all the way to oversee the move. When we reached the Savannah River, we were barged across but the cattle feared the boat and leapt overboard. Fortunately they swam to the Georgia side of the river where they were herded into a group and behaved for the remainder of the trip.
I lived in Gwinnett for two years before my death in 1855. I am buried in Sweetwater Cemetery on Pleasant Road and my grave was marked by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1934. One of my grandsons and his son were both Gwinnett County School Superintendents and a great-grandson, Judge Robinson, once lived in the big white house with columns around the corner from us. Hiram N. Rainey was the husband of one of my granddaughters and he co-founded the Perry-Rainey College in AUburn where many of my descendants were educated. Many of my descendants still make Gwinnett their home.
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John Daniel was the son of Daniel Bagwell and Elizabeth Johnson. He did three tours of service during the Revolutionary War. He married Rachel Chamblee (1771-1837) on Jan 27, 1791 in North Carolina and they had many children. He moved to Georgia after 1850. Rachel was his second wife.
Inscription
JOHN DANIEL
BAGWELL
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NORTH CAROLINA
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PVT CARTER'S CO
SHEPARD'S 10TH RDGT
REV WAR
General Notes: Wife - Rachel Chamblee
Husband Larkin BAGWELL
Born:
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Father: John Daniel BAGWELL
Mother: Rachel CHAMBLEE
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
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Children
1 M Larkin BAGWELL Jr
Born:
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2 F Martha BAGWELL
Born: 1814 - , Anderson Co, SC
Died: 1880 - , Gwinnett Co, GA
Buried:
Spouse: John MEDLOCK
Marr: 1834
General Notes: Child - Martha BAGWELL
Luther Medlock speculated to Jon Medlock that after John died, his wife Martha Bagwell moved back to Gwinnett County, GA and bought the 350 next to her brother Larkin Jr. Apparently she gave the land to her son John A. Medlock with whose family she lived at the time of the 1860 census.
Martha was living alone at the time of the 1870 census. No record in the 1880 census.
Husband John MEDLOCK
Born: After 1810
Died: Bef Nov 1840 - , Talladega Co, AL
Buried:
Marriage: 1834
Wife Martha BAGWELL
Born: 1814 - , Anderson Co, SC
Died: 1880 - , Gwinnett Co, GA
Buried:
Father: Larkin BAGWELL
Mother:
Children
1 M Newton J. MEDLOCK
Born: - , , AL
Died:
Buried:
2 M John A. MEDLOCK
Born: - , , AL
Died:
Buried:
3 M Robert L. MEDLOCK
Born: - , , AL
Died:
Buried:
4 M Jasper MEDLOCK
Born: Bef 1836 - , , AL
Died:
Buried:
5 M William Hudman MEDLOCK
Born: 3 May 1837 - , Talladega Co, AL
Died: 8 Feb 1910 - , Clay Co, AL
Buried: - Mount Moriah Baptist Church Cemetery, Mount Moriah, Clay Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: LZNT-W7R
Find A Grave ID: 227455627
Spouse: Permelia Carolina “Mellie” WOOD
Marr: 31 Oct 1858 - , Gwinnett Co, GA
Events
1. Alt. Death: , Gwinnett Co, GA.
6 F Daughter MEDLOCK
Born: Bef 1840 - , , AL
Died: Bef 1844
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - John Medlock
Brother-in-law Larkin Bagwell, Jr. was given letters of guardianship of John Medlock's orphan sons by the November 1844 Inferior Court of Gwinnett County, GA. Gave himself and (slave?) Mark Miller as security.
General Notes: Wife - Martha Bagwell
Luther Medlock speculated to Jon Medlock that after John died, his wife Martha Bagwell moved back to Gwinnett County, GA and bought the 350 next to her brother Larkin Jr. Apparently she gave the land to her son John A. Medlock with whose family she lived at the time of the 1860 census.
Martha was living alone at the time of the 1870 census. No record in the 1880 census.
General Notes: Child - John A. MEDLOCK
Luther Medlock speculated to Jon Medlock that after John died, his wife Martha Bagwell moved back to Gwinnett County, GA and bought the 350 next to her brother Larkin Jr. Apparently she gave the land to her son John A. Medlock with whose family she lived at the time of the 1860 census.
General Notes: Child - William Hudman MEDLOCK
| Name | William H Medlock |
| Event Type | Military Service |
| Event Date | 1907 |
| Event Place | Falkville, Morgan, Alabama USA |
| Event Place (Original) | Falkville |
| Birth Date | 9 May 1837 |
| Birthplace | Taladego, Talladega, Alabama |
| Certificae Number | 137 |
| Page | 46 |
| Name | Age | Gender | Birth |
|---|---|---|---|
| WH Medlock | 33 | Male | Alabama |
| Pamelia Medock | 31 | Female | Georgia |
| Alan H Medlock | 7 | Female | Georgia |
| Ida J Medlock | 4 | Female | Georgia |
| Lolita B Medlock | 2 | Female | Georgia |
| Name | Age | Gender | Relationship | Birth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WH Medlock | 63 | Male | Head | Alabama |
| Pamelia Medock | 62 | Female | Wife | Georgia |
| Robert Scrogins | 12 | Male | Grandson | Georgia |
| Name | Age | Gender | Relationship | Birth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W Daniel Medlock | 30 | Male | Head | Alabama |
| John Medlock | 9 | Male | Son | Alabama |
| Robert Scrogins | 22 | Male | Nephew | Georgia |
| Permelia Medlock | 72 | Female | Mother | Georgia |
| Birth | abt 1888 |
| Birth place | Georgia, USA |
| Death | 18 May 1938 |
| Death Place | Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama |
| Father | Squire Alonzo Scroggins |
| Mother | Mary Alice Medlock #191512634 |
| Name | Parthena C. Taylor |
| Event Date | 4 Feb 1955 |
| Event Place | Decatur, Morgan, Alabama |
| Gender | Female |
| Age (Original) | 82 |
| Birth Year (Estimated | 1873 |
| Father's Name | William Medlock |
| Mother's Name | Melie Woods |
| Name | William D Medlock |
| Event Date | 14 Mar 1966 |
| Event Place | Talladega, Talladega, Alabama |
| Gender | Male |
| Age (Original) | 86 |
| Birth Year (Estimated | 1880 |
| Father's Name | W. H. Medlock |
| Mother's Name | Nelie Wood |
| Spouse's Name | Roxie Medlock |
Husband Watt BAGWELL
Born: 4 Jul 1903
Died: 18 Jul 1963 - Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 149302139
Father: George N. BAGWELL
Mother: Martha J. "Mattie" CHAMBLESS
Marriage:
Wife Mary Lucille REAVES
AKA: Luciel
Born: 8 Feb 1904
Died: 26 Oct 1998
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 149302118
Father: Clem Park REAVES
Mother: Willie Mae MARTIN
Children
1 M James Lomer BAGWELL
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah WOLF
2 M Bobby Ray BAGWELL
Born: 2 Jul 1931
Died: 27 Nov 1985
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Ragland, St. Clair Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 149302219
Spouse: Virginia Carol "Vickie" SHAFFNER
3 M Joe Earl BAGWELL
Born: 5 Oct 1935 - , St Clair Co, AL
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Dorothy UNKNOWN
General Notes: Child - Bobby Ray BAGWELL
Husband Jonathan Gay CROWDER
Born: 28 Jan 1928 - Valley, Chambers Co, AL
Died: 20 Jul 2010 - Auburn, Lee Co, AL
Buried: - Fort Mitchell National Cemetery, Fort Mitchell, Russell Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 167331630
Father: Joseph Jacob CROWDER
Mother: Grace GAY
Marriage: 1989
Wife Catherine Littlefield BAILEY
Born: 23 Mar 1931 - Anniston, Calhoun Co, AL
Died: 15 Apr 2018
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 210584605
Children
General Notes: Husband - Jonathan Gay Crowder
Retired U.S. Navy Capt. Jonathan Jay Crowder, 88, of Auburn died Tuesday, July 20, 2010.
His first wife, Margaret Hodge Crowder; his parents, Joseph Jacob and Grace Gay Crowder of Wadley; and his brother, Robert Gay Crowder, preceded him in death.
He is survived by his wife, Catherine Bailey Crowder; daughters Paula Crowder Alford and husband Bill, Marsha Gay Crowder and husband Paul Wooten, all of Tampa, Fla., Jim and Melissa Lineberger of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., and Leigh and Douglas Sallas of Jacksonville, Fla. He was blessed with four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Jay was born in Valley on Jan. 28, 1922. He attended Columbus, Ga., schools until his family moved to Wadley. He graduated from Wadley High School at age 16 and attended Southern Union College until his senatorial appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., class of 1944.
After graduation he joined the battleship Massachusetts in the Pacific theater. During World War II, he attended flight training earning the 'Gold Wings' of a Naval Aviator. His flying career led him to heavy attack, as well as air-to-air missile research and development. He was a pioneer in photoreconnaissance and mapping. As commander of the VCP-61 on Guam, his mission included flying the first A3D jet across the Pacific Ocean and updating maps of Vietnam, New Zealand and China. He continued his career becoming executive officer of the aircraft carrier Oriskany. After being promoted to captain, he became the commander of the Naval Photographic Center in Washington, D.C., where one of his duties was to oversee the official photography of the White House and Lyndon B. Johnson Library. He had the opportunity to meet presidents, their families, astronauts, and other dignitaries.
After leaving Washington, he became the commander of the Naval Support Activity in New Orleans, where he became a leader in the community. Not only was he awarded the 'Keys to the City of New Orleans,' but also in recognition of service to the city, Crowder Boulevard was named in his honor. Capt. Crowder's medals include the Meritorious Service Medal (which was awarded for his service to the White House), World War II Victory Medal, American Service (one Star), American Defense, Korean Service, Asia and Pacific theater (four stars), Vietnam Service, Vietnam Campaign, National Defense (one star), Naval Aviator Insignia and Command at Sea Insignia.
After retirement Jay and his wife Margaret traveled for a year before returning to Wadley, their hometown, where Jay served as mayor.
He found great enjoyment in remodeling and restoring old homes. One home in Lafayette was placed on the Historic Registry of Homes.
After moving to Auburn, he found time to earn his master's degree and began work toward his Ph.D. at Auburn University. He enjoyed bridge, tennis, golf, gardening and painting at different times in his life.
Always curious, he traveled the world interested in all modes of transportation from planes, trains, and mopeds to aircraft carriers. Jay was a dedicated Rotarian and was a Paul Harris Fellow. He had perfect attendance until his illness. The Auburn Chamber of Commerce honored him with a great tribute, the Eagle Award. He was asked by Mayor Bill Ham to gather a committee to raise funds to build the Veterans Memorial on the corner of Ross and Glenn Avenues. After many mayor's breakfasts and selling memorial bricks, the Veterans Memorial became a source of pride for all veterans and all of Auburn.
Capt. Crowder was a member of Auburn United Methodist Church, Saugahatchee Country Club, Military Officers Association of America, The Men's Camellia Club and the Georgia-Alabama Men's Golf Association, all of which he enjoyed to the utmost. He was a member of the U.S. Naval Academy and the Auburn University Alumni Associations.
A celebration of his life will be at 9 a.m. Friday, July 23, at Auburn United Methodist Church with 8:30 a.m. visitation in Hamil Court. Interment will be at Fort Mitchell National Cemetery at 1 p.m.
Pallbearers are Dan Christiansen, William Dillard, Jack Johnson, George Kenan, James Lineberger III, William Neville and Richard Phelan. Honorary pallbearers are the Auburn Rotary Club.
Jeffcoat-Trant Funeral Home & Crematory, Opelika.
General Notes: Wife - Catherine Littlefield Bailey
Burial details unknown
Catherine Bailey Lineberger Crowder, 87, died April 15, 2018.
Catherine was born March 23, 1931, in Anniston, Alabama, to Robert Emmett Bailey and Annis Brock Bailey. She graduated from Anniston High School in 1949. In 1953, she graduated from A.P.I., now Auburn University, with a degree in home economics. While at Auburn, she served as president of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and was elected to "Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges."
In 1952, Catherine married James Edward Lineberger. They lived in Nashville, Tennessee, for many years, where she was active in the Belle Meade United Methodist Church, Fort Nashborough Chapter NSDAR, Hillwood Country Club and the Nashville Women's Golf Association.
In 1989, she was married to Jonathan Jay Crowder until his death in 2010. They lived in Auburn, Alabama, where she was active in the Auburn United Methodist Church, Saugahatchee Country Club, Light Horse Larry Lee Chapter NSDAR and was a member of the Women's Philanthropy Board in the College of Human Sciences. Catherine and Jay were founding members of the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts.
Catherine was preceded in death by her parents; her husbands; her brother, Robert E. Bailey of Dalton, Georgia, and his son, Marc Bradford Bailey of East Ridge, Tennessee. She is survived by her son, James E. Lineberger Jr., and his fiancé, Tanya Pass; daughter, Leigh Linberger Sallas and her husband, Douglas; grandson, James E. Lineberger III and his wife, Michelle; two great-grandchildren, Roman James and Marlo Frances; and her former daughter-in-law, Melissa Lineberger, all of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. She is also survived by a granddaughter, Catherine Lorice Pugh, and her fiancé, Genesis Lee Marcum; great-granddaughter, Ella Grace Bilgin of Jacksonville, Florida; sister-in-law, Virginia Fort Bailey; niece, Laura Bridges Bailey Friend; and nephew, Robert Emerson Bailey II.
She leaves children and grandchildren of Jonathan Jay Crowder, Paula Crowder Alford and her husband, Bill; Marsha Crowder and her husband, Paul; granddaughters, Megan Alford Givens and Meredith Alford; and three great-granddaughters, Emily Grace Givens, Aurora Lynn Kral and Annabelle Jade Kral, all of Tampa, Florida.
A celebration of life will be held at 10:30 a.m., Friday, May 4, 2018, at Fleet Landing in the Windward Commons Building, 1 Fleet Landing Blvd., Atlantic Beach, FL 32233.
Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family Funeral Home.
Husband James Pate HILDEBRAND
Born: 25 Feb 1866
Died: 23 Mar 1927
Buried: - Marble City Cemetery, Sylacauga, Talladega Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 5869834
Father: VanBuren Lafayette HILDEBRAND
Mother: Rena Ann UPCHURCH
Marriage: 19 Nov 1895 - Clay Co, AL
Wife Celesta Ardella BAILEY
Born: 6 Jun 1868 - , Clay Co, AL
Died: 1902
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Wife - Celesta Ardella Bailey
info from Cindy's Tree on Ancestry.com
Husband CPT Andrew Jackson CLEVELAND
Born: 7 Jul 1834 - , Elbert Co, GA
Died: 8 Nov 1910 - Elberton, Elbert Co, GA
Buried: - Elmhurst Cemetery, Elberton, Elbert Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 35757101
Father: Jacob Moseley CLEVELAND Jr
Mother: Martha Rhoda "Rhody" LYON
Marriage:
Wife Millie E. BAILEY
Born: 4 Jul 1839 - , Elbert Co, GA
Died: 15 Jan 1925 - Elberton, Elbert Co, GA
Buried: - Elmhurst Cemetery, Elberton, Elbert Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 191289437
Children
Husband Isham Price "Bill" HYDRICK Jr
AKA: Isom Price
Born: 24 Jul 1897 - New Port, , AR
Died: 20 May 1991 - Longview, Gregg Co, TX
Buried: - Colonial Gardens, Marshall, Harrison Co, TX
FamilySearch ID: 9M3W-YYL
Find A Grave ID: 13107004
Father: Isham Price HYDRICK
Mother: Irene Belle HOWARD
Marriage: 10 May 1930 - Russell, AR
Wife Ruby Dean BAILEY
Born: 22 Dec 1907
Died: 16 Oct 1980
Buried: - Colonial Gardens, Marshall, Harrison Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 13107005
Children
1 M John Pat HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Carl Devon HILL
Born: 29 Mar 1926 - Tuckerman, Jackson Co, AR
Died: 31 Dec 1989 - Dallas, Dallas Co, TX
Buried: - Lakeview Memorial Gardens, Longview, Gregg Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 257963019
3 F Billie Jo HYDRICK
Born: 6 Jul 1933 - , Wichita Co, TX
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Robert Ernest "Bob" FARISS
Marr: 9 Jun 1950 - Travis, TX
Spouse: Louis Julius "L. J." RIESKE Jr
Marr: 6 Jun 1987 - Harris, TX
4 M Bobby Jack HYDRICK
Born: 14 Feb 1937 - Marshall, Harrison Co, TX
Died: 1 Jul 2023 - Marshall, Harrison Co, TX
Buried: - Colonial Gardens, Marshall, Harrison Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 256264551
Spouse: Becky Jane CAIN
Marr: 5 Nov 1956
General Notes: Husband - Isham Price "Bill" Hydrick Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin twice removed
Lived in Marshall, Marion, Texas
Isom P. Hydrick, Jr. served in 49th and 50th Texas state legislatures
from http://www.lrl.state.tx.us/legis/members/roster.cfm?leg=50
General Notes: Child - John Pat HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Carl Devon HILL
Unknown to me why a different last name
General Notes: Child - Billie Jo HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Bobby Jack HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin once removed
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A Life Celebration Funeral Service will be held for Mr. Bobby J. Hydrick, age 86, on Saturday, July 8, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. at Eastern Hills Church of Christ in Marshall, Texas. A time of visitation will be held at the Travis Street Chapel of Sullivan Funeral Home on Friday, July 7, 2023 from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Bobby J. Hydrick was born February 14, 1937 in Marshall, Texas to Bill and Ruby Bailey Hydrick. He passed peacefully on July 1, 2023 at his home in Longview, Texas.
Bobby married Becky Cain Sharp on November 5, 1956. He served his country in the U.S. Navy in Norfolk, Virginia, Charlestown, Massachusetts, and Newport, Rhode Island. He was a Christian and a faithful member of Eastern Hills Church of Christ. Bobby served as a Deacon at South Washington Church of Christ for many years.
Gone before him are his son; Danny J. Hydrick, his great granddaughter, Lucy Hydrick, his parents, and his brother; Carl D. Hill. Left to cherish his memories are his his son, Billy Bob Hydrick and wife Phyllis; his grandchildren, David Hydrick and wife Ashley, Mandy H. Brunson and husband John, Melissa H. Rogers and husband Jeremy, Zach Hydrick, Jeannie L Caver and husband B.J., and Jerry Ledbetter and wife Lindsey, 13 great grandchildren, his sister; Billie H. Rieske, his brother; J. Pat Hydrick, the mother of his sons, Becky C. Sharp, and numerous relatives, and many of beloved friends.
Pallbearers will be Billy Bob Hydrick, David Hydrick, Jerry Ledbetter, and Ryan Laywell, B. J. Carver, and Zach Hydrick.
Husband Amos Samuel BAIR
Born: 1804 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 26 Nov 1880 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 156691591
Father: Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Mother: Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Marriage:
Wife Margaret TILL
Born: 1809 - , , SC
Died: - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 156691831
Children
1 F Rebecca BAIR
Born: 14 Apr 1828
Died: 2 Dec 1909
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40281087
Spouse: J. W. BAIR
2 F Frances A. BAIR
Born: 12 Apr 1837
Died: 20 Apr 1919
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
3 M Daniel Fred BAIR
Born: 24 Dec 1850
Died: 5 Oct 1932
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40345763
Spouse: Martha Catherine "Mattie" BOZARD
4 F Elizabeth A. BAIR
Born: 3 Jan 1854
Died: 24 Nov 1929
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40338578
Spouse: Young Pressie SHULER
Marr: 26 Dec 1876
General Notes: Husband - Amos Samuel Bair
burial details unknown
General Notes: Wife - Margaret Till
burial details unknown
General Notes: Child - Rebecca BAIR
Husband Daniel Fred BAIR
Born: 24 Dec 1850
Died: 5 Oct 1932
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40345763
Father: Amos Samuel BAIR
Mother: Margaret TILL
Marriage:
Wife Martha Catherine "Mattie" BOZARD
Born: 29 Jan 1859
Died: 23 Jul 1924
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40345752
Children
1 F Essie D. BAIR
Born: 7 Jul 1881
Died: 13 Sep 1954
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280873
Spouse: Samuel L. BAIR
General Notes: Child - Essie D. BAIR
Husband Young Pressie SHULER
Born: 8 Oct 1851
Died: 18 Nov 1910
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40338572
Marriage: 26 Dec 1876
Wife Elizabeth A. BAIR
Born: 3 Jan 1854
Died: 24 Nov 1929
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40338578
Father: Amos Samuel BAIR
Mother: Margaret TILL
Children
General Notes: Husband - Young Pressie Shuler
Newspaper clipping: (marriage)
On December 26, 1876, by the Rev. R. J. Edwards, Mr. Y. P. Shuler and Miss Lizzie Bair, all of Orangeburg county, S. C.
Husband Gideon Ellison "George" HYDRICK
Born: 27 Sep 1824 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 26 Oct 1871 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: G34Q-412
Find A Grave ID: 121665068
Father: Jacob HYDRICK Jr
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsy" EVANS
Marriage:
Marr. Status: Divorce
Wife Ellen K BAIR
Born: 20 Dec 1827 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 23 Aug 1864 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried:
Father: John BAIR
Mother: Mary M. SNIDER
Marriage Events
1. Marriage Fact:
Children
1 M Calvin Daniel HYDRICK
Born: 4 Apr 1851 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 2 Feb 1933 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - White House Methodist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LV1R-33B
Find A Grave ID: 41291974
Spouse: Margaret "Mary" RUSH
Marr: After 1870 - , , SC
Spouse: Margaret L. SHULER
Marr: Abt 1893
Birth Notes: Husband - Gideon Ellison "George" Hydrick
A few ancestors have given differing birthdates for Gideon, however this recorded date came from the family Bible of Andrew Jackson Hydrick (father of BG Onan Augustus Hydrick) and is presumed to be the correct DOB.
General Notes: Husband - Gideon Ellison "George" Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin 5 times removed
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Gideon was in the Civil War---Co. A 50th ALA Inf Confederate Private.
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Overview of 50th AL Inf:
50th Infantry Regiment was organized in Corinth, Mississippi, in March, 1862, by consolidating the 2nd and 5th (Golladay's) Alabama Infantry Battalions which were recently recruited. Originally mustered into Confederate service as the 26th (Coltart's) Regiment, its designation was changed to 50th in June, 1863.
The men were raised in the counties of Calhoun, Jackson, Lauderdale, Blount, Limestone, Walker, Fayette, and Tuscaloosa. Ordered to Tennessee the unit fought at Shiloh, saw light action in Kentucky, then was placed in Deas', G.D. Johnston's and Brantley's Brigade, Army of Tennessee, and was active in North Carolina. At Shiloh the regiment had 440 effectives, but because of casualties, sickness,and exhaustion, the number was less than 150 by the second day. It lost 4 killed and 76 wounded at Murfreesboro, 16 killed and 81 wounded at Chickamauga, and totalled 289 men and 180 arms in December, 1863. The unit sustained 33 casualties in the Battle of Atlanta and was badly cut up at Franklin. Few surrendered in April, 1865. Its commanders were Colonel John C. Coltart, Lieutenant Colonels G.W. Arnold and William D. Cradick, and Majors T.H. Gilbert and John C. Hutto.
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From Ora Hydrick Smith files:
NAME: Also found spelled "Giddion" and "Giddeon" and "G.E." and "George E."
BIRTH: Cheryl Haynie has B.D. recorded as 17 September 1827.
MILITARY: Giddion served in the Confederate Army, Co. A, 50th Alabama Infantry. Listed as G.E. Hydrick.
DEATH: died at the age of 44 of a throat infection. (info from Cheryl Haynie)
RECORDS: Family records given to Cheryl Haynie by Minnie Lee [Hydrick] Welsh
Found George Hydrick in "Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909", Burke Grant Book TTT, p. 24. Acres granted. (information from Bartina Peoples, July 10, 1984).
Found in 1860 Alabama Census as G.E. Hydrick; 1870 Alabama Census as George E. Hydrick.
Book "The Descendants of Jacob Haysmith Hydrick" state on page ix, that the family records indicate that Gideon Hydrick "married out west".
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Jim Lindsey, gr.grandson, lists his birthdate as 1/27/1824
His grandson John E. Hydrick gives his name as Gideon Elson born 17 Sep 1827
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G. E. Hydrick left Orangburg, South Carolina heading towards Alabama. He met Mary Elizabeth Stubbs along the way. They were married in her hometown of Calhoun, Alabama.
The Register indexed the name as G. E. Hardwick married to Mary E. Stubbs. However, when G.E. signed his name on his license it was G. E. Hydrick. See sources.
By 1860 they moved to Radsfordsville, Perry, Alabama. G. E. was an overseer for a farm. As new lands were opening up in Alabama, he moved and bought his own farm in North Port, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. They are both buried at Paynes Chapel in Millport, Alabama .
~~~contributed to FamilySearch.com by Cheryl Haynie
General Notes: Child - Calvin Daniel HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
The Hydricks lived on Five Chop Road (US 301) about a half mile east of Whitehouse Church. Believe a Harold Ziegler bought the place. Later it housed a cotton gin.
gr-grandfather of Jim Rickenbacker jim@borisbrooks.com
Husband Samuel L. BAIR
Born: 11 Jul 1878 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 3 May 1954 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280857
Father: Simeon Broadway BAIR
Mother: Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Marriage:
Wife Essie D. BAIR
Born: 7 Jul 1881
Died: 13 Sep 1954
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280873
Father: Daniel Fred BAIR
Mother: Martha Catherine "Mattie" BOZARD
Children
General Notes: Wife - Essie D. Bair
Husband J. W. BAIR
Born: 1835
Died: 7 Jan 1904
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40345631
Marriage:
Wife Rebecca BAIR
Born: 14 Apr 1828
Died: 2 Dec 1909
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40281087
Father: Amos Samuel BAIR
Mother: Margaret TILL
Children
General Notes: Husband - J. W. Bair
married his first cousin?
General Notes: Wife - Rebecca Bair
Husband Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Born: Between 1759 and 1765 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 1824 - Orangeburg District, SC
Buried:
Father: John BEHR
Mother: Catherine UNKNOWN
Marriage: 27 Nov 1844
Events
1. Alt. Birth: 20 Aug 1826.
Wife Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Born: 1780 - , Lexington Co, SC
Died: 1850
Buried:
Children
1 M John BAIR
Born: 9 May 1793 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 20 Aug 1868
Buried:
Spouse: Mary M. SNIDER
2 M Amos Samuel BAIR
Born: 1804 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 26 Nov 1880 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 156691591
Spouse: Margaret TILL
3 M Joshua A BAIR
Born: 3 Apr 1807 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 21 Jan 1880 - Orangeburg District, SC
Buried:
Spouse: Mary OTT
Spouse: Margaret Ann BALTZEGAR
4 M James Valentine BAIR
Born: 28 Dec 1813 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 6 Feb 1866 - Orangeburg District, SC
Buried: - Hungerpiller Family Cemetery, Elloree, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40654666
Spouse: Mary Magdalene SNIDER
5 M Samuel BAIR
Born: Abt 1815 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mary UNKNOWN
General Notes: Child - Amos Samuel BAIR
burial details unknown
General Notes: Child - James Valentine BAIR
Find A Grave lists first name as John as tombstone shows J. V. Bair
Co. B, 14th Battalion SC Cavalry
Civil War.
Husband James Valentine BAIR
Born: 28 Dec 1813 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 6 Feb 1866 - Orangeburg District, SC
Buried: - Hungerpiller Family Cemetery, Elloree, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40654666
Father: Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Mother: Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Marriage:
Wife Mary Magdalene SNIDER
Born: 12 Apr 1822
Died: 21 Mar 1887
Buried: - Hungerpiller Family Cemetery, Elloree, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40654669
Children
General Notes: Husband - James Valentine Bair
Find A Grave lists first name as John as tombstone shows J. V. Bair
Co. B, 14th Battalion SC Cavalry
Civil War.
Husband John BAIR
Born: 9 May 1793 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 20 Aug 1868
Buried:
Father: Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Mother: Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Marriage:
Wife Mary M. SNIDER
Born: 23 Oct 1799 - , , SC
Died: 3 Mar 1875 - Four Holes Community, Orangeburg Dist, SC
Buried:
Father: William SNIDER
Mother: Elizabeth WADE
Children
1 F Lavinia Ann BAIR
Born: 29 Sep 1819 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Unknown WATERS
2 M Jacob M BAIR
Born: 21 Dec 1821 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 8 Nov 1840
Buried:
3 M Samuel P BAIR
Born: 22 Nov 1825 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 21 Jun 1842
Buried:
4 F Ellen K BAIR
Born: 20 Dec 1827 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 23 Aug 1864 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried:
Spouse: Gideon Ellison "George" HYDRICK
Marr: (Divorce)
5 M Henry D BAIR
Born: 3 Dec 1828 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 13 Aug 1847
Buried:
6 F Elizabeth D BAIR
Born: 16 Mar 1830 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 16 Oct 1831
Buried:
7 M Peter W. BAIR
Born: 20 Feb 1832 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 12 Sep 1862
Buried:
8 F Ann Maritha BAIR
Born: 25 Feb 1834 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 22 Aug 1861
Buried:
9 F Susan Emmalene BAIR
Born: 26 Jun 1836 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 26 Nov 1869
Buried:
10 F Martha Ann BAIR
Born: 30 Sep 1838 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 22 Aug 1861
Buried:
11 M Simeon Broadway BAIR
Born: 4 Oct 1842 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 9 Nov 1920
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280918
Spouse: Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Marr: Abt 1872 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Husband John Barton "Johnnie" BAIR
Born: 10 Jul 1873
Died: 19 Aug 1932 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Walnut Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40197057
Father: Simeon Broadway BAIR
Mother: Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Marriage:
Wife Beulah WILSON
Born: 6 Jun 1876
Died: 8 Nov 1963
Buried: - Walnut Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40197072
Children
Husband Joshua A BAIR
Born: 3 Apr 1807 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 21 Jan 1880 - Orangeburg District, SC
Buried:
Father: Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Mother: Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Marriage:
Wife Mary OTT
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Joshua A BAIR
Born: 3 Apr 1807 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died: 21 Jan 1880 - Orangeburg District, SC
Buried:
Father: Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Mother: Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Marriage:
Wife Margaret Ann BALTZEGAR
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Unknown WATERS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Lavinia Ann BAIR
Born: 29 Sep 1819 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died:
Buried:
Father: John BAIR
Mother: Mary M. SNIDER
Children
1 F Elizabeth WATERS
Born: 1848 - , , SC
Died:
Buried:
2 F Emaline WATERS
Born: 1851 - , , SC
Died:
Buried:
3 F Martha A. WATERS
Born: 1856 - , , SC
Died:
Buried:
Husband Irvin Adam "Bub" TILL
Born: 10 Jul 1879 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 14 Oct 1958 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 39559913
Marriage:
Wife Maggie BAIR
Born: 14 May 1891 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 15 Jun 1970 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 39559989
Father: Simeon Broadway BAIR
Mother: Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Children
Husband Unknown HYDRICK
Born: Abt 1874
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary Lee BAIR
Born: 28 Oct 1874 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 9 Sep 1899
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40281346
Father: Simeon Broadway BAIR
Mother: Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Other Spouse: Charles Daniel HYDRICK
Children
Husband Charles Daniel HYDRICK
Born: 1873 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 1952 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - South End Cemetery, Bamberg, Bamberg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 78028549
Father: Calvin Daniel HYDRICK
Mother: Margaret "Mary" RUSH
Marriage:
Wife Mary Lee BAIR
Born: 28 Oct 1874 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 9 Sep 1899
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40281346
Father: Simeon Broadway BAIR
Mother: Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Other Spouse: Unknown HYDRICK
Children
General Notes: Husband - Charles Daniel Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin Spraggins Cemetery Edwin Marion Baker Robinson "Mamie" wife of William Francis Robinson. Married 28 March 1889 in Cross County Arkansas. Cross County Marriage Records. Book D, Pg. 638. Flora Edna Scott, 76, passed away Wednesday, May 30, 2007 at her home in Porter, Texas. She was born on September 17, 1930 to the late Roy Lee Baker and Florence (Chandler) Baker in Mobile, Alabama. Wife of James Brown Clifton Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed 1
Augusta (SC) Chronicle, 18 Aug 2002.
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Shares headstone with third(?) wife Jane, maiden name unknown - Find A Grave MEMORIAL ID
Husband Samuel BAIR
Born: Abt 1815 - Orangeburg District, SC
Died:
Buried:
Father: Jacob "Reverend" BAIR
Mother: Ann Elizabeth HOUCK
Marriage:
Wife Mary UNKNOWN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Simeon Broadway BAIR
Born: 4 Oct 1842 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 9 Nov 1920
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280918
Father: John BAIR
Mother: Mary M. SNIDER
Marriage: Abt 1872 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Wife Margaret G. RICKENBACKER
Born: 8 Oct 1849 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 23 Mar 1936 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280939
Father: John RICKENBACKER
Mother: Elizabeth TILL
Children
1 M John Barton "Johnnie" BAIR
Born: 10 Jul 1873
Died: 19 Aug 1932 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Walnut Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40197057
Spouse: Beulah WILSON
2 F Mary Lee BAIR
Born: 28 Oct 1874 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 9 Sep 1899
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40281346
Spouse: Unknown HYDRICK
Spouse: Charles Daniel HYDRICK
3 M Lannie BAIR
Born: 1878
Died:
Buried:
4 M Samuel L. BAIR
Born: 11 Jul 1878 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 3 May 1954 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 40280857
Spouse: Essie D. BAIR
5 F Maggie BAIR
Born: 14 May 1891 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 15 Jun 1970 - Four Holes, Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Four Holes Baptist Church Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 39559989
Spouse: Irvin Adam "Bub" TILL
Husband Alexander Coursey BAKER
Born: 29 Nov 1895
Died: 16 Dec 1975
Buried: - Langley Cemetery, Langley, Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 117040203
Marriage:
Wife Martha L. "Mattie" HYDRICK
Born: 25 Oct 1896 - Vaucluse, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 13 Sep 1990 - Aiken, Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Langley Cemetery, Langley, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LK53-SNG
Find A Grave ID: 117040249
Father: Jacob Butler "Jake" HYDRICK Sr
Mother: Alice Rebecca KOON
Children
General Notes: Wife - Martha L. "Mattie" Hydrick
Husband David BAKER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Penna Kay HYDRICK
Born: 30 Dec 1957 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
Father: A. D. HYDRICK
Mother: Sarah Cornelia DOBSON
Other Spouse: Ronald PEPPLE Sr
Other Spouse: Douglas RITCHEY
Children
General Notes: Wife - Penna Kay Hydrick
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(PERSONAL NOTE: Penna is another of the ladies who is deep into the Hydrick genealogy research. She doesn't claim it, but I consider her our "DNA Guru". She tries to explain it to me but my brain seems to reject anything containing "DNA"!! She has been a tremendous help to our research.) -DMH
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Penna had twins, names not known.
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email from Penna 6/30/2021:
Hi Denny. Hope all is well.
The Hydrick origins came back as Russia, Sweden, England, Spain, Ireland, Barbados and Argentina. Typing from memory so I hope I didn't forget any.
The Hydrick line originated from the area around the Black Sea. Family Tree DNA group Armenians was matched to us. I joined but the admin is Russian so we had difficulty communicating. Lol
I know this is difficult to believe. I had quite a surprise myself.
The Gittens (and there are various spellings in the U.S.) are the Barbados match. Our closest match through the origins.
I can't help but think that Mary Polly was the Hydrick.
Our land in Arkansas where present day Hydrick, Arkansas is located begins with a Choctaw Land Script.
A Choctaw widow with 3 children...sound familiar? I thought so. Her name is Ha To Na. I found her listed in the treaty, I believe through Google Books.
My father told me back in the 70s that our line has Choctaw, Chickasaw and Cherokee. I've always kept that in mind.
I downloaded my raw DNA from Ancestry and uploaded to My Heritage (free) and noticed a change in ethnicity. My Heritage is associated with Family Tree DNA.
But they have a world map on there that's shaded where you match someone. This has been very helpful. I've noticed some very strange areas shadowed that was before Europeans were there. I suggest you do it.
My father also told me about my mother's line and the Native American blood. I can confirm through my mitochondrial DNA (full sequence) that it's true.
I've discovered that an ancestor's family was stolen by the Cherokees in early Tennessee at Fort Gillespie. It was this ancestor, Thomas Glass, known as 'The Glass' signed the Treaty giving the last of the Cherokee's land in Tennessee to the United States. It took months of research to discover this. In the first generation of the Glass line outside of the control of the Cherokee's, was a son born given the name of a president. I think about George Washington Hydrick and how this may be a similar situation. The year corresponds when Hydrick land was cleared from the Choctaws.
See land documents through BLM. Here's the link:
There were Gittens that were Choctaw sent to Oklahoma.
Their name has some far-fetched spellings but they were in Mississippi and Arkansas. Extremely hard to find them. Also Tennessee and North Carolina with ties to South Carolina.
That's about where I'm at in research.
I do have World Ancestry so I'm able to search records overseas.
PS....the Johann Peter Heydrick lines have a group on Family Tree DNA. We do not match. They used an alternative spelling of Hedrick. I confirmed this through paperwork when he first arrived in Philadelphia.
Penna
Husband William Francis ROBINSON
Born: 1849
Died: 1931
Buried: - Spraggins Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 12307816
Marriage: 28 Mar 1889 - , Cross Co, AR
Wife Elizabeth Marie BAKER
aka: Edwin Marian, Edwina Marian, Marie
Born: 1864 - , , AR
Died: 1 Jun 1934 - , , AR
Buried: - Spraggins Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 12307806
Children
1 F Fannie Elizabeth ROBINSON
Born: 17 May 1892 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died:
Buried:
2 M James Ollie ROBINSON
Born: 9 Apr 1898
Died: 5 Sep 1930
Buried: - Akin Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8795238
Spouse: Nettie Augusta NEAL
General Notes: Husband - William Francis Robinson
William Francis Robinson who was Married to E M Baker and his mother in law was Fannie Rebecca Boone Baker.
He was also a Judge in Cross County Arkansas in the late 1800's.
William's parents were:
John P (Roberson)Robinson b. 1819 NC d. abt 1905 Haywood, NC
Jane M Clark b. 1827 NC d. 1885 Haywood, NC
Children of William & Edwin Marion(Baker) Robinson
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Marie Baker
Father Edmond M Baker b. abt 1838 SC d. 08 Aug 1878 Cross, NC
Info on Father Edmond M Baker:
Dobbins 1st Ark Cavalry Co. C Enlisted Memphis, TN; Paroled at Wittsburg, AR 25 May 1865 age 26. Born Abbeville Dist. S.C. Height 6', Blue eyes,hair light, complexion fair. Source National Archives # 317
Mother Fannie Rebecca Boon b. Mar 1843 d aft 1910 Cross Co., AR
Brothers of Edwin Marion Baker Robinson:
William Robert Baker m. Athey Carolyn Moore
James N Baker
A Finnie Baker
Per Ancestry.com for Edmond M.. Baker, he had a daughter named Edwina Marion Baker who is shown as wife of William Francis Robinson. Her FAG record lists her as Elizabeth Marie Baker. It's possible she changed her name (maybe not legally-perhaps a nickname?) to Elizabeth. On her marriage record and the 1930 census, she is Marie; but on the birth certificate (attached) of her daughter, she is Edwin Marian Baker. ~DMH
Husband Loie Lee SCOTT
Born: 23 Mar 1927 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 28 Jun 1991 - Humble, Harris Co, TX
Buried: - Providence Cemetery, Lafe, Greene Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 120212329
Father: Levi SCOTT
Mother: Dora LEAPTROT
Marriage:
Wife Flora Edna BAKER
Born: 17 Sep 1930
Died: 30 May 2007
Buried: - Providence Cemetery, Lafe, Greene Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 22560422
Children
General Notes: Wife - Flora Edna Baker
She was preceded in death by her husband, Loie Lee Scott, son David Scott, granddaughter Tanya Dee Williams, seven brothers, and two sisters.
She is survived by three sons, Wendell Scott of Baytown, Texas, Terry Scott of Humble, Texas, and Randy Scott of Porter, Texas; one daughter, Sandra Dee of Humble, Texas; eleven grandchildren, Linda, Kelly, Phillip, Tiffany, Tasha, Kristy, Sherry, Candice, Baba, Dean, and Dottie; nine great-grandchildren, Jessica, Justin, Makayla, Cody, Kenzie, Myka, Dixie, Madi, and Landon; and seven sisters. She was dearly loved and will be missed greatly.
Visitation will be Friday evening, June 1 from 6-9 p.m. at Phillips Funeral Home, 4904 W. Kingshighway in Paragould. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 2 at 10 a.m. at Phillips Center Hill Chapel with Johnny Flager officiating. Burial will be in Providence Cemetery in Lafe.
Husband George William "G. William" BAKER
Born: 22 Apr 1873 - , Lee Co, TX
Died: 3 Jul 1931 - Coleman, Coleman Co, TX
Buried: - Mount View Cemetery, , Coleman Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 7709139
Marriage: 1912
Wife Winston FERGUSON
Born: 3 Apr 1888 - , Winston Co, MS
Died: 17 May 1958 - , Winston Co, MS
Buried: - Mount Carmel Baptist Cemetery, Noxapater, Winston Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 61110809
Father: Albert Barron Dubose FERGUSON
Mother: Rebecca Jane "Dinkie" NANCE
Other Spouse: James Brown CLIFTON
Children
General Notes: Wife - Winston Ferguson
Daughter of Ada E Snow Ferguson and Albert Barron DuBose Ferguson
Granddaughter of Martha and J H Snow and Mary Elizabeth Brown Ferguson and James D Ferguson
Great granddaughter of Elizabeth "Bettie" Armstrong Ferguson & William Henderson Ferguson and Margaret Bell Brown & James Bunyan Brown
A descendant of Isaac DuBose
After the death of her father in about 1900, Winston and her three brothers moved to Texas to live near their Ferguson relatives. There she met and married James Brown Clifton. Her brothers Henry Clay Ferguson and James A Ferguson never married. They are both buried in Texas. Brother Thomas W Ferguson married Gussie White; they returned to Mississippi in the 1920's.
Winston was named for her grandfather's sister, Winston Vernada Ferguson Baker. A namesake niece was born in 1929 in Mississippi.
Inscription
Winston Ferguson
Apr. 3, 1888
May 17, 1958
Husband Hiram Jefferson BAKER
Born: 25 May 1894 - , Cobb Co, GA
Died: 21 May 1967 - Marietta, Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 193821173
Father: John Dixon BAKER
Mother: Lucy Ann HILDERBRAND
Marriage:
Wife Mary Izona "Izonie" CASEY
Born: 3 Feb 1900 - , , GA
Died: 28 Jul 1966 - , Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 194143430
Children
Husband John Dixon BAKER
Born: 31 May 1853 - , , GA
Died: 1 Apr 1909 - , Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 81454910
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth "Lizzie" GRESHAM
Born: 12 Oct 1868 - , Cobb Co, GA
Died: 6 Jan 1913 - , Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Dorsett-Norrell Cemetery, Resaca, Gordon Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 66490675
Children
Husband John Dixon BAKER
Born: 31 May 1853 - , , GA
Died: 1 Apr 1909 - , Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 81454910
Marriage: 23 Feb 1873 - , Cobb Co, GA
Wife Lucy Ann HILDERBRAND
Born: 6 Mar 1854 - , DeKalb Co, GA
Died: 9 Jun 1905 - , Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 100045814
Father: John Ezra HILDERBRAND
Mother: Lucinda FOWLER
Children
1 M James R. BAKER
Born: Oct 1880
Died:
Buried:
2 F Martha S. BAKER
Born: May 1885
Died:
Buried:
3 M John Burdyne BAKER
Born: 7 Jun 1890 - , Cobb Co, GA
Died: 28 Apr 1940 - , Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 193821071
4 M Hiram Jefferson BAKER
Born: 25 May 1894 - , Cobb Co, GA
Died: 21 May 1967 - Marietta, Cobb Co, GA
Buried: - Hickory Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Acworth, Cobb Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 193821173
Spouse: Mary Izona "Izonie" CASEY
Husband Emanuel Henry HYDRICK
Born: 9 Aug 1884 - , , SC
Died: 11 Jul 1959
Buried: - West View Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 138945269
Father: Emanuel P. HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Ann POOLE
Marriage:
Wife Mary BAKER
Born: 23 Aug 1886 - , , SC
Died: 22 May 1922 - Langley, Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Town Creek Baptist Churchyard, , Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 79955249
Children
1 M Finley HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Liller Mae HYDRICK
Born: 27 Apr 1906 - , , SC
Died: 28 Sep 1983 - , , SC
Buried: - Pineview Memorial Gardens Cemetery, North Augusta, Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 134881946
Obituary from © The State, Columbia, SC, 30 Sep 1983
Spouse: Thomas J. FRANKLIN
3 M Lewis Gaylord "Louis" HYDRICK Sr
Born: 23 Apr 1908 - , , SC
Died: 26 Sep 1975 - Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Buried: - Beaufort National Cemetery, Beaufort, Beaufort Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 166491843
Spouse: Anna Marie CALDWELL
Spouse: Doris SAWYER
4 M Thomas Emanuel "Tommie" HYDRICK Sr
Born: 17 Jun 1910 - , Aiken Co, SC
Died: 29 Jan 1989
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 52852836
Spouse: Evelyn Phillips BOLIN
Spouse: Rosa Lee ROBERTS
Spouse: Violet E. SYSIOS
5 M Butler "Newk" HYDRICK
Born: 1916 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Died: 17 Aug 2002 - Va Hospital Augusta, Richmond Co, GA 1
Buried: 20 Aug 2002 - Sunset Memory Gardens, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 115099544
Spouse: Beatrice KILPATRICK
General Notes: Husband - Emanuel Henry Hydrick
General Notes: Child - Finley HYDRICK
lived in Augusta in 2002
General Notes: Child - Liller Mae HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Lewis Gaylord "Louis" HYDRICK Sr
General Notes: Child - Thomas Emanuel "Tommie" HYDRICK Sr
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Tommie E. Hydrick Sr., 78, of 1642 B Ave., West Columbia, died Wednesday. Born in Aiken County, he was a son of the late Emmanuel and Mrs. Mary Baker Hydrick.
He was a World War II and Korean conflict Army veteran, retiring as a sergeant, and was a member of West Columbia Church of Christ.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn Bolin Hydrick; daughters, Mrs. Mary Kline of Gainesville, Ga., and Mrs. Rose Douthit of Mount Pleasant; a son, Tommy E. Hydrick Jr. of Charleston; stepsons, Danny M. Holton of Wheelerburg, Ohio, and Heyward F. Holton of Irmo; and brother, Butler Hydrick of Warrencille, Finley Hydrick of Augusta and Danny Hydrick of North Augusta.
Services will be held at 3 p.m. today at Thompson Funeral Home Chapel of West Columbia, with burial in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the West Columbia Church of Christ.
~~~© The State, Columbia, SC, 27 Jan 1989
General Notes: Child - Butler "Newk" HYDRICK
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WARRENVILLE, S.C. - Entered into rest Saturday, August 17, 2002, in the VA Hospital in Augusta, Mr. Butler "Newk" Hydrick, age 86, of Warrenville, husband of the late Beatrice Kilpatrick Hydrick and son of the late Emmanuel Hydrick and the late Mary Baker Hydrick. He is survived by two daughters, Mary H. Ricketts of Aiken and Barbara H. Smith of Sparta; four sons, Jimmy Hydrick of Adairville, Ky., Bobby Hydrick of Aiken, Louie Hydrick of Carrollton and Harold "Bud" Cook of Lake Murray; a brother, Finley Hydrick of Augusta; 27 grandchildren; 27 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
Mr. Hydrick was born in Augusta and was a lifelong resident of Warrenville. He was a retired painter from Graniteville Company and was a member of Warrenville First Baptist Church. He was a US Army Veteran having served during World War II.
The funeral service will be conducted Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 5p.m. in Warrenville First Baptist Church, Warrenville with Rev. Arthur Zawislak and Rev. J. B. Redd officiating. The interment will follow in Sunset Memory Gardens, Graniteville with Military Honors accorded. Pallbearers will be Gerald Britt, Ray Clark, Jim Lancaster, George Simmons, Rufus Barrett, Buddy Smith and W. H. Kirkland.
The family will receive friends at the residence at 141 McCampbell Street, Warrenville, S.C. or at Napier Funeral Home Monday evening, August 19, 2002, from 6 to 8p.m. Memorials may be made to the Church, P.O. Box 338, Warrenville, SC 29851. Mr. Hydrick will be placed in the church one hour prior to the service. Napier Funeral Home.
~~~The Augusta Chronicle August 18, 2002
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per Butler's grandson in 2009 posting on Hydrick Message board of Rootsweb.com: if this is my grandfather butler,whose nickname was newk, his son's were billy, jimmy, bobby, louie and charles, bud cook, and "podge" cook
daughters mary, and barbera anne.
he, his first wife and second wife beatrice, are deceased. (first wife must have had the Cook stepsons)
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