Husband Nick Derrick ZEMKO
Born: 21 Jun 1967
Died:
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Father: John Henry ZEMKO
Mother: Emma Laverne "Terry" HYDRICK
Marriage: 4 Mar 1988 - , Trumbull Co, OH
Marr. Status: Divorced on 15 Nov 1990
Wife Kathleen Wanda NAIL
Born: 1967
Died:
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Children
1 F Brittany Katie ZEMKO
Born: 29 Aug 1988 - , , OH
Died:
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Spouse: Christopher W. WARD
Marr: 2 Mar 2019 - , , OH
General Notes: Husband - Nick Derrick Zemko
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband Richard Danver NANCE Jr
Born: 1872 - Philadelphia, Neshoba Co, MS
Died: 1939 - , Neshoba Co, MS
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 112991670
Father: Richard Davner NANCE Sr
Mother: Mary Jane MAYO
Marriage:
Wife Willie Estelle WILSON
Born: 10 Dec 1878
Died: 28 Aug 1959
Buried: - Mount Oak Cemetery, Ruth, Marshall Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 66545444
Children
General Notes: Husband - Richard Danver Nance Jr
burial details unknown
Father-Richard Davner Nance, I
Mother- Mary Jane Mayo
Spouse- Willie Estella Wilson
children-
Walter B Nance
Lillie Estella Nance
Harl Lee Nance
Wilson Nance
Marvin Kelly Nance
Carrey Lee Nance
Syble A Nance
Husband Wayne NANCE
Born:
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Father: John CHAMBLEE
Mother: Lavonne HYDRICK
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
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Children
1 M Brendan Tyler NANCE
Born:
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2 M Griffin Logan NANCE
Born:
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General Notes: Husband - Wayne Nance
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Brendan Tyler NANCE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
General Notes: Child - Griffin Logan NANCE
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband Roy Campbell SMITH
Born: 11 May 1899 - Dixon, Webster Co, KY
Died:
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Father: Charles Moorehead SMITH II
Mother: Mary KING
Marriage: 10 Jul 1936
Wife Martha Virginia NAYLOR
Born: 9 Jan 1909
Died:
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Father: Howell Arthur NAYLOR
Mother: El Virginia Maud KELSO
Children
1 M Charles Moorehead SMITH III
Born: 6 Sep 1938
Died:
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2 M Roy Campbell Jr SMITH
Born: 16 Sep 1942
Died:
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Husband James Ollie ROBINSON
Born: 9 Apr 1898
Died: 5 Sep 1930
Buried: - Akin Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8795238
Father: William Francis ROBINSON
Mother: Elizabeth Marie BAKER
Marriage:
Wife Nettie Augusta NEAL
Born: 9 Aug 1895 - Middlebrook, Randolph Co, AR
Died: 14 Dec 1970 - Okmulgee, Okmulgee Co, OK
Buried: - Morris Cemetery, Morris, Okmulgee Co, OK
Find A Grave ID: 32948488
Children
1 F Geraldine ROBINSON
Born: 7 Feb 1914
Died: 7 Nov 2000 - Seminole, Seminole Co, OK
Buried: - Morris Cemetery, Morris, Okmulgee Co, OK
Find A Grave ID: 37451781
Spouse: Virgil Eugene PRITCHARD
General Notes: Wife - Nettie Augusta Neal
NETTIE AUGUSTA NEAL ROBINSON ASHLEY
Nettie married James Ollie Robinson, Aug 8, 1912
Their child, Geraldine Robinson Pritchard
After Ollie's death, Nettie married (Gus) James Augusta Ashley on Dec 31,1920.
Nettie's siblings - Percy Fone Neal, Marvin Neal, Luther Neal, Pearly May Neal, Hellen M. Neal Johnson, Dewey Sampson Neal and half brother, Arvel Loranzo Neal
Bio by: J Star
General Notes: Child - Geraldine ROBINSON
Geraldine's parents: Nettie Neal Robinson and James Ollie Robinson
Geraldine married Virgil Eugene Pritchard.
They had 2 children
Husband Howard NEELY
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Wife Margaret VETE
Born:
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Other Spouse: Efiram Wainwright ROGERS Other Spouse: Wayne WATSON
Children
Husband William Keenan NEIGHBORS
Born:
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Marriage: 6 Oct 1984
Wife Darlene Gail SMITH
Born: 3 Apr 1957
Died:
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Father: Guy Norman SMITH
Mother: Dora Sue CHILDRESS
Other Spouse: *Husband HAMILTON
Children
General Notes: Wife - Darlene Gail Smith
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband William C. STURKIE
Born: 1856
Died: 1939
Buried: - Rose Hill Cemetery, Pittsburg, Camp Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 127740438
Father: Samuel STURKIE
Mother: Temperance Ann HILDEBRAND
Marriage: 1876
Wife Mattie Dean NELMS
Born: 1859
Died: 1898
Buried: - Rose Hill Cemetery, Pittsburg, Camp Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 52550964
Children
Husband Charles Stacy OWENS
Born: 21 Feb 1928
Died:
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Father: Marion Linsey OWENS
Mother: Pearl Odena "Gladys" STACY
Marriage:
Wife Betty NELSON
Born:
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Children
General Notes: Husband - Charles Stacy Owens
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband Glenn NELSON
Born:
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Wife Geraldine UNKNOWN
Born:
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Children
1 F Cheryl Ann NELSON
Born:
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Spouse: Danny Ray HYDRICK
Marr: 7 Jun 1980
Husband William NEWMAN
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Born:
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Children
1 F Sarah NEWMAN 1
Born:
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Spouse: Jacob E. HYDRICK
Marr: 24 Jan 1853 - , Calhoun Co, AL
Husband John PATTON II
Born: 1766 - Somerset, Somerset Co, PA
Died: 1835 - , Franklin Co, TN
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: KDMQ-5GH
Father: John PATTON Sr
Mother:
Marriage: 1790 - SC
Wife Elizabeth NICHOLS
Born: 14 Jan 1767 - North Kingstown, Washington, RI
Died: 1825 - , Lancaster Co, NC
Buried:
Children
1 M James PATTON
Born: Abt 1792 - Lancaster, , SC
Died: 1828 - Franklin Co, TN
Buried:
Spouse: Charlotte HILLIARD
Marr: 11 Dec 1815
2 F Rebecca PATTON
Born: 1793 - , , PA
Died: 1865 - Sewickley, Allegheny Co, PA
Buried:
3 M Samuel A. PATTON
Born: 27 Jan 1797 - Lancaster, Lancaster Co, SC
Died: 1 Aug 1854 - Knoxville, Knox Co, TN
Buried: - Morrison Chapel Cemetery, Morrison City, Sullivan Co, TN
FamilySearch ID: L4Q4-XXN
Find A Grave ID: 67867304
Spouse: Nancy Wood MORRISON
Marr: 23 Nov 1823 - , Sullivan Co, TN
4 F Prudence PATTON
Born: 1800
Died: 1817
Buried:
5 M Hilliard J. PATTON
Born: 1808
Died:
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6 M Edward PATTON
Born: 1795 - Lancaster, Lancaster Co, SC
Died: 1865 - Talladega, Talladega Co, AL
Buried:
7 M Thomas PATTON
Born: 1798
Died: 1817
Buried:
8 M John Thomas PATTON III
Born: Abt 1799 - , Lancaster Co, SC
Died: - , , TN
Buried:
9 M *Son PATTON
Born: Abt 1801
Died:
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10 F *Daughter PATTON
Born: Abt 1803
Died:
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11 M Isaac PATTON
Born: 17 May 1808 - , , TN
Died: 23 Aug 1895 - Grafton, Jersey Co, IL
Buried: - Scenic Hill Cemetery, Grafton, Jersey Co, IL
Find A Grave ID: 5181808
Spouse: Jane WILKERSON
12 F Elizabeth PATTON
Born: Abt 1810
Died:
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Spouse: William McCLELLAN
13 M William PATTON
Born: Abt 1812
Died:
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General Notes: Husband - John Patton II
Family moved to TN in 1819 (not sure where this came from). The Spring 1994 "Ansearching" News of the Tennessee Genealogical Society on page 32 shows John Patton and Benjamin McCuistion proving a sale of property on February 8, 1810 in Bedford County, TN. I assume "proving" was either testifying as to the correctness or surveying.
General Notes: Child - Samuel A. PATTON
Is listed as a Reverand on the Coffee County, TN incorporation papers. The Spring 1994 Ansearching" News of the Tennessee Genealogical Society on page 32 mentions Samuel Patton's line in a sale of property on December 22, 1810 in Bedford County, TN.
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VOL. 5 NO. 11 Local Historian Announces Important Discovery
When local historian Edga Calhoun began to study the history of the old Netherland Inn, in Old Kingsport, he had no idea that the research would lead to what may be a far more important historical discovery.
"Mr. Judd of the Department of Interior and Head of the Park Service suggested that we seek out old residences and compare the structure," Calhoun said, "so I thought of the Old Patton House in Carters Valley. I had always thought that the old house bad belonged to Dr. George Patton, and that his children were born there. But when I asked Mr. Victor Patton where he was born, he told me that he and all the children of the well - known doctor were born in Kingsport. Then I knew I was on the track of something "
Calhoun was indeed on the track of something. His research, borne out by records in the Register's Office at Blountville, has established the fact that the old house was built and occupied by Rev. Samuel Patton, who headed up the Holston Conference of the Methodist Church for some 35 years. "Several books have been written about Rev. Samuel Patton," Calhoun said, "and they all give Sullivan County as his home. At least one of the books identifies the. home as "Spring Place", but no one has ever been able to pin point its location. All we knew was that the home was located somewhere in Sullivan County."
Samuel Patton was born on January 27, 1797, in Lancaster County, South Carolina. He was the son of John Patton, who had moved at an earlier date from Pennsylvania. At thirteen, young Patton decided to become a preacher, and decided to join the Methodist Church. His family was prejudiced against the domination[sic], but finally gave in to his wishes, so in 1813 he was admitted into the church as a probationer.
Later, the Patton family moved to the backwoods country of Middle Tennessee, where young Samuel worked on his father's farm.
In 1819, at the age of 18, Samuel felt again the call of God, and a year later he was licensed to preach.
After some years of experience in Middle Tennessee, he was appointed to the Clinch Circuit, including parts of Tennessee and parts of Virginia.
In 1823, he married Nancy Morrison of Sullivan County, and sometime before 1825 built a home here, naming it " Spring Place ". Calhoun's discovery establishes that the old house.on Carters Valley Road is the long forgotten " Spring Place ". Located about 3/4 mile from Clouds Ford, toward Morrison City, the old log home is still in reasonably good repair. Built in two sections, the log house had three large rooms downstairs, and one room upstairs in the older part, and the second section consists of six rooms, two on the ground floor and four upstairs. Most of the house is constructed of oak logs, which were órginially chinked with clay, which has long since been replaced by mortar. An eighteen inch poplar log near the center of the walls height leads Calhoun to believe that a large porch was probably built across the front of the building when it was constructed.
Rev. Patton, one of the real pioneers of the Methodist Church in the Holston Conference, was one of the best known and most respected men of his day. He died in 1854, and was buried at the Morrison Chapel Graveyard, In the history of the Methodist Church; his name is remembered as that of a Pastor, Presiding Elder, Editor, Author, and Legislator.
A Centennial Memorial erected by the Holston Conference at his grave bears the inscription" Servant of God, Well Done" Perhaps the old house, constructed by Patton himself, is a better memorial of days that are gone, and will never come again.
General Notes: Child - Edward PATTON
Revrend (sic) lived in Franklin County, TN. Moved to Talladega County, AL in early 1830's
General Notes: Child - John Thomas PATTON III
Per granddaughter Lottie Patton Wilson, had a reputation as a heavy drinker but loving to family. Signed Agreement to sell father's land as
"Reverand"
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth PATTON
Husband F. M. NICHOLS
Born:
Died:
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Marriage: 11 Nov 1887
Wife Sarah Elizabeth "Sallie" TUCKER
AKA: Sarah Tucker
Born: 5 Nov 1858 - , Rankin Co, MS
Died: 1945 - Winnfield, Winn Parish, LA
Buried: - Clear Branch Baptist Church Cemetery, Clear Branch, Rankin Co, MS
Find A Grave ID: 153355368
Father: Joseph James TUCKER
Mother: Miranda BRISCOE
Other Spouse: Edward E. HYDRICK - 17 Jan 1876 - , Simpson Co, MS
Events
1. Alt. Death: Abt 1943, , , LA.
Children
1 F Alice NICHOLS
Born: Jul 1884 - , , MS
Died: 21 Jan 1952 - Shreveport, Caddo Parish, LA
Buried: - Jewella Cemetery, Shreveport, Caddo Parish, LA
Find A Grave ID: 194957904
General Notes: Wife - Sarah Elizabeth "Sallie" Tucker
Her grave is unmarked but she is said to be at the foot of her brother, Jefferson Davis Tucker
Husband James Carol PATTON
Born: 17 Jan 1843 - , , TN
Died: 19 Apr 1918
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 18581126
Father: John Thomas PATTON
Mother: Elizabeth Elvira WILEMAN
Marriage: 16 Dec 1869 - Corinth, Alcorn Co, MS
Wife Martha Ann NICHOLSON
Born: 19 Jan 1851 - , , MS
Died: 17 Mar 1908
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 98921358
Father: Samuel Allen NICHOLSON
Mother: Caroline HERRING
Children
1 M Francis Samuel "Frank" PATTON
Born: 11 Jan 1871 - Corinth, Alcorn Co, MS
Died: 1941
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: 9XL6-MB5
Find A Grave ID: 98317813
Spouse: Rachel Elizabeth "Lizzie" TIPTON
Marr: 23 Dec 1894
2 M John Guin PATTON
AKA: John Greene
Born: 24 Dec 1872 - Corinth, Alcorn Co, MS
Died: 25 Jan 1937
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: 9XL6-9MG
Spouse: Lillie MASK
Marr: 1898
3 M Hillyard Carol PATTON
Born: 22 Sep 1875 - , Prairie Co, AR
Died: 12 Mar 1966 - Des Arc Township, Prairie Co, AR
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: 9XL6-M1G
Find A Grave ID: 98318279
Spouse: Maggie Dean MILES
4 F Clemma PATTON
Born: 12 Jun 1877 - , Prairie Co, AR
Died: 12 Jun 1877 - , Prairie Co, AR
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: 9XL6-MYH
Find A Grave ID: 98317802
5 F Ellen PATTON
AKA: G. Ellen
Born: 26 Jan 1880 - , Prairie Co, AR
Died: 1882 - , Prairie Co, AR
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: LTZG-58L
Find A Grave ID: 179429355
6 F Calma Elah PATTON
Born: 17 Feb 1883 - , Prairie Co, AR
Died: 19 Jun 1923 - , Lonoke Co, AR
Buried: - Walters Chapel Cemetery, Carlisle, Lonoke, AR
FamilySearch ID: KJM6-857
Find A Grave ID: 69276068
Spouse: Casper Clifton JENNINGS
Marr: 14 Oct 1900
7 F Lollie Ethel PATTON
Born: 2 Aug 1887 - , , AR
Died: 18 Apr 1903 - Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
Buried: - Hickory Plains Cemetery, Hickory Plains, Prairie Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L2SL-C4N
Find A Grave ID: 98921346
Spouse: *Husband WILSON
General Notes: Husband - James Carol Patton
Is listed on the Company Muster Rolls of Company G, 2nd Regiment of Arkansas Infantry as a Private. He was enlisted June 10, 1861 by Lt. Col. J. W. Bocage for the duration of the war at Helena, AR. The first roll showed him traveling 290 miles to "place of rendezvous" (probably Camp Hardee).
The second roll shows him sick at Camp Hardee during the period June 10 to August 31, 1861.
The third muster roll is for the period April 30 through June 30, 1862 shows him present and entitled to bounty. He was paid by Capt. Bradford. [Where was unit from 9/1/1861 - 4/30/1862?] He was paid by Capt. Bridewell.
Fourth roll shows him present and paid by Major Landis through June 30, 1862. Fifth, sixth and seventh roll shows him present and paid by Capt Haley through February 28, 1963. Eighth, ninth, and tenth rolls show him present and paid by Capt. Sullivan through August 31, 1863. Other roll listed a Capt. Bridewell and show Private Patton was absent on furlough February 10, 1864 [Was he ill? Did he return home?]. He was present on the roll ending April 30, 1864 but had been paid only through October 31, 1863.
The last muster roll is August 31, 1864. He was present but paid only through February 29, 1864.
Audrey Jennings Jones remembers hearing her grandfather James Carol Patton talk about the Civil War. He was in the Battles of Shiloh, Chattanooga, and Chickamanga. She could say these place names before she could walk. After war was over, he walked back to Bradley County, AR only to find that his parents, brother and sister had moved to Corinth, MS while he was away. It took him six months to return to his family after the war.
Food during the War was so scarce. One Sunday he and some of his friends saw some hogs across a creek. They swam the creek, ran down a hog, killed, skinned and ate it. He did not get a scratch during the War, but had not been home long when he was "fooling" aroung with a gun and shot himself in the heel.
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Per Pherby Hayes (who was told by her sister Vera), James Carol was a heavy drinker.
General Notes: Child - Francis Samuel "Frank" PATTON
Per daughter Pherby, Frank attended Sylvania Normal College in Beebe, AR. Later, after he began teaching, his wife Lizzie was one of his students.
After Lizzie died, he already had a crop in the ground. He just left home and the crop. He had two grown children - Clint and Vera (who had been married only two months) - with whom he left Eulala, Ralph and Pherby. Thereafter he never had a regular job - essentially a hobo. He just traveled around the country working odd jobs. His granddaughter Martha Ann Hayes remembers his clothes were in shreds. Often he wore a pack on his back. Made his grandchildren taste everything he cooked. Was a big proponent of the socialist Townsend Plan.
(The Townsend Plan, proposed by Dr. Francis Townsend in 1933, was a Great Depression-era proposal to pay all Americans over age 60 a $200 monthly pension, provided they retired and spent the entire sum within 30 days. Aimed at boosting the economy and relieving elderly poverty, it gained massive popularity and pressured Congress to pass the 1935 Social Security Act.)
~~~Wikipedia
NOTE: All this from his granddaughter Martha Ann 8/21/94.
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More from Pherby 7/17/95 (her 70th birthday), Frank did not wear rags but did get his full dollar out of them. The crop he left was harvested by son Clint and a cousin of Lizzie's John Coulsen.
General Notes: Child - Clemma PATTON
Year of birth and death may have been 1879, was taken from moss covered tombstone by Audrey Jennings
Stone is broken & very worn
General Notes: Child - Lollie Ethel PATTON
Died at 15 years of age...was she really married?
Husband Lee NONDA
Born:
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Wife Ora Mae WHITEHURST
Born: 9 Mar 1935
Died:
Buried:
Father: Claude WHITEHURST
Mother: Marie HARDISON
Other Spouse: Charles HOLLING Other Spouse: Ronald RENALELI
Children
Husband Paul Oliver PERRY
Born: 11 Jul 1921 - Moberly, Randolph Co, MO
Died: 11 Sep 1986 - Charleston, Charleston Co, SC
Buried: - Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Orangeburg Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LYTQ-SZH
Find A Grave ID: 47848950
Marriage:
Wife Doris Elizabeth NORTHRUP
Born: 20 Feb 1925 - Springfield, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 3 Dec 1993 - Charleston, Charleston Co, SC
Buried: - Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Orangeburg Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: G3RP-1L3
Find A Grave ID: 47848965
Father: James Walter "Flip" NORTHRUP Jr
Mother: Jane Mozelle "Janie" HYDRICK
Children
General Notes: Husband - Paul Oliver Perry
US Navy veteran
son of Raymond T Perry
& Izabelle McAtee Perry
Death Notes: Wife - Doris Elizabeth Northrup
Dec 3 1993 - South Carolina, United States
Dec 5 1993 - Charleston, South Carolina, United States
General Notes: Wife - Doris Elizabeth Northrup
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Husband Tracy Bernard NORWOOD
Born: 18 Jul 1898 - Camden, Ouachita Co, AR
Died: 24 Jun 1965
Buried: - Edgewood Memorial Park, North Little Rock, Pulaski Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 140100460
Marriage: 1919
Wife Hattie Blanche PATTERSON
Born: 15 Nov 1897 - .. AR
Died: 13 Jul 1973
Buried: - Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Co, NM
Find A Grave ID: 17576457
Father: James Hubert "Hugh" PATTERSON
Mother: Martha Ophelia HELDEBRAND
Children
General Notes: Husband - Tracy Bernard Norwood
ARKANSAS EN2 US NAVY WWI
General Notes: Wife - Hattie Blanche Patterson
Husband Burtle Owen NOSKER
Born: 18 Nov 1887 - Coffeyville, Montgomery Co, KS
Died: Sep 1971 - Glencoe, Lincoln Co, NM
Buried: - George Coe Cemetery, Glencoe, Lincoln Co, NM
FamilySearch ID: KPW9-6GW
Find A Grave ID: 61907729
Father: Henry Worth NOSKER
Mother: Eliza Jane FAIRLEY
Marriage:
Wife Bertha LB "Williebelle" WINFREE
Born: 22 Nov 1894 - , , TX
Died: 24 Apr 1974 - Napa, Napa Co, CA
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: L6JB-Y1N
Children
1 M Kenneth NOSKER
Born: 30 Apr 1924 - Vernonia, Columbia Co, OR
Died: 15 Jan 2020
Buried: - Nosker Family Cemetery, Glencoe, Lincoln Co, NM
FamilySearch ID: G7MP-MX2
Find A Grave ID: 222358699
Spouse: Ella Irene BONNELL
Marr: 1 May 1947
General Notes: Husband - Burtle Owen Nosker
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Kenneth NOSKER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
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Kenneth, 95, passed away on January 15, 2020. He was born to Burt Owen Nosker and Willie Winfrey Nosker on April 30, 1924.
Kenneth Nosker and Ella Irene Bonnell Nosker married on May 1, 1947.
Kenneth and Irene were lifelong residents of Lincoln County. Kenneth and Irene owned the Standard Service Station in Ruidoso before buying a farm in Glencoe. Their apple orchards were destroyed in the 1965 flood and they began ranching both sheep and cattle. They owned Nosker's Fresh Meats, Wines & Cheeses.
He was preceded in death by daughter Rene McCoy.
He was survived by his wife Irene, of 72 years, sons Dennis Nosker (Beth), and Ralph Nosker, son in law Jim McCoy, grandchildren, Tau McCoy (Jackie), Brand Nosker (Alicia), Jessica Casson (Chad), great grandchildren, Cheyenne McCoy (Max), Colton Nosker, Trenten Nosker, Hayden Casson, Wylie Casson, Tau Mathew McCoy and Scarlett Rene McCoy.
Kenneth served in the United States Army Air Corp during World War II. He and a fellow veteran started the first airport in Ruidoso, now the home of the Links at Sierra Blanca Golf Course. He served as both Lincoln County Commissioner and Probate Judge. He was an advocate of water rights and very involved in real estate.
Kenneth's and Irene's remains will be buried at the Nosker Family Cemetery in Glencoe at a private family burial.
Husband James Arthur STACY
Born: 20 Feb 1920 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 24 Dec 1993 - Desha Co, AR
Buried: - Walnut Lake Cemetery, Dumas, Desha Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 78776774
Father: George Washington STACY Sr
Mother: Ida Mae GREENWOOD
Marriage: 20 Jun 1942
Wife Margaret NOTT
Born: 19 Apr 1922 - British Falk, B.C., Canada
Died: 27 Feb 1998 - , Coos Co, OR
Buried: - Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens, Coquille, Coos Co, OR
Find A Grave ID: 23122675
Other Spouse: Kenneth "Pat" LUDWIG - 1964
Children
1 F Marguerite Ann STACY
Born: 11 Oct 1955
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - James Arthur Stacy
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
Jim lives at Jaggers Trailer Court, Space #3, Dumas, ARK 71639
CY US Navy World War II Korea
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James Arthur Stacy was born 20 February 1920 in Cherry Valley, Arkansas, the youngest child of George Washington, Sr. and Ida Greenwood Stacy. He had four brothers: George W., Jr; Herschel; Earl and Walter; and four sisters: Rhea; Irene; Odena and Wyona.
James graduated from Cherry Valley High School in 1939. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. James was at Great Lakes, Illinois, 1941. He was aboard the USS LEXINGTON, along with his brother, Walter, when it was sunk in the battle of the Coral Sea. They did not know each other was aboard until reviewing survivor lists while recovering in a hospital. Fifty enemy planes attacked the Lexington (about 8 May) and were able to register four torpedo hits and two bulls-eyes with bombs, plus a lot of misses. The ship was still afloat; her fires had been controlled and she was traveling under her own power before the crew was ordered to abandon ship. U.S. destroyers finally sent her to the bottom. While ablaze internally, many of her planes returned, refueled and took off again.
James married Margaret Nott and he adopted her daughter, Marguerite. James Arthur Stacy died 24 December 1993 in Dumas, Arkansas and was buried in the cemetery at Dumas.
~~~http://users.crosscountybank.com/veterans/Veterans/Stacy,%20James%20A..htm
General Notes: Child - Marguerite Ann STACY
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
Husband Warren Dereaux SCHERRER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 27 May 1967 - Columbia, , SC
Wife Betty Raye NUNNAMAKER
Born: 5 Sep 1948
Died:
Buried:
Father: Eddie Omerly NUNNAMAKER
Mother: Greeba Montine HOOKER
Children
1 M Eric Schott SCHERRER
Born: 26 Nov 1971
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Betty Raye Nunnamaker
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
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Miss Betty Raye Nunamaker became the bride of Warren Devereaux Scheerer, a civil engineer with the State Highway Department in Columbia, Saturday evening at 7.
Dr. James S. Day Jr. performed the double ring ceremony at Calvary Baptist Church. Miss Cheryl Sexton, vocalist, was accompanied by John Mabry, organist.
The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddle Omerle Nunamaker of 140 Cleveland Park Dr., entertained with a reception in the social hall following the ceremony.
After a trip to the beach, the couple, graduates of Spartanburg High School, will live at 3215 Two Notch Rd. in Columbia.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Woodrow Scheerer of 109 Pineville Rd., received a B. S. degree in chem- Istry from Wofford College.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, completed one year at Winthrop College and will transfer to University of South Carolina this summer.
Mr. Scheerer attended his son as best man. Ushering with the bride's brother, Eddie Omerle Jr., were Charles Cothran and Richard Brigman, both of Columbia, Donald Stone of Jefferson City, Tenn., and Keith Parsons.
Carrying a Bible with white orchid, the bride wore a long sleeved floor length gown of white crystal peau and organza with alencon lace. It had a scooped neckline, fitted bodice and chapel length train. Her silk illusion veil was attached to a large crystal peau de soie and organza bow with motifs of lace.
Attending as maid of honor, Miss Brenda Joyce Whitlock wore a floor length A - line dress of blue silk organza over taffeta and full length A - line coat, both outlined with embroidered forget - me - nots. Her headdress was a matching pillbox brief veil and her flowers were red carnations.
The bridegroom's sister, Beverly, served as a bridesmaid with Mrs. Donald Stone of Jefferson City and the bride's cousins, Mrs. Richard Brigman, Mrs. Buddy Haigler and Miss Fern Fetner, all of Columbia. They were dressed like the honor attendant and carried similar flowers. Donna Halgler, flower girl, and Chet Ballentine. ring bearer, are from Columbia. The bridegroom's parents were hosts for the rehearsal party held at the church Friday.
~~~Spartenburg Weekly Herald and Herald-Journal; May 21 1967 • Spartanburg, Spartanburg, South Carolina
General Notes: Child - Eric Schott SCHERRER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband Eddie Omerly Jr NUNNAMAKER
Born: 24 Sep 1942
Died:
Buried:
Father: Eddie Omerly NUNNAMAKER
Mother: Greeba Montine HOOKER
Marriage:
Wife Gayle Dean WEBB
Born: 24 Oct 1943
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Dana Anne NUNNAMAKER
Born: 7 Apr 1970
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Eddie Omerly Nunnamaker Jr
| Gender | Male |
| Birth | 9/24/1942 |
| Residence | Boiling Springs, SC |
| Education | Graduated from Carson Newman Univ. |
| Military Service | Army National Guard for 6 years |
| Death | 5/17/2024 |
| Age at Death | 81 |
| Funeral | 5/20/2024 |
| Funeral Location | Covenant Baptist Church, 200 Evangel Rd., Spartanburg,SC |
| Burial | 5/20/2024 |
| Cemetery | Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery, 1554 Bryant Rd., Spartanburg, SC |
| Father | Eddie Onerle Nunamaker Sr |
| Mother | Greeba Montine Hooker Nunamaker |
| Wife | Gayle Webb Nunamaker |
| Daughter | Dana Nunamaker Cooper |
| Daughter Residence | Chesnee, SC |
| Son in Law | Todd Cooper |
| Daughter | Jill Nunamaker Cooke |
| Daughter Residence | Cowpens, SC |
| Son in Law | Matt Cooke |
| Son | Matthew Edward Nunamaker |
| Sister | Betty Raye Scheerer |
| Granddaughter | Mallory Cooper |
| Granddaughter Residence | Boiling Springs, SC |
| Granddaughter | Trinity Cooke |
| Granddaughter Residence | Boiling Springs, SC |
| Officiant | Gary Hensley |
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Dana Anne NUNNAMAKER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband Robert Curtis NYMAN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Kathleen Delores SHERRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Robyn Ann NYMAN
Born: - Vandenberg AFB, CA
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Donald Ray HYDRICK
Husband Marion Percival "Percy" REED
Born: 9 Oct 1892 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 27 May 1974 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, North, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 59815535
Father: George Byron REED Sr
Mother: Rowella Elizabeth HYDRICK
Marriage:
Wife Floride O'BRIEN
Born: 20 Oct 1906 - , Lexington Co, SC
Died: 9 Feb 1974 - Lexington, Lexington Co, SC
Buried: - Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, North, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 59812736
Children
General Notes: Husband - Marion Percival "Percy" Reed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Husband Walter Geddings RICKENBACKER Jr
Born: 6 Sep 1906
Died: 22 Aug 1976
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 44508958
Marriage:
Wife Doris St. Clair O'CAIN
Born: 23 Dec 1917 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 1 Mar 2007 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 44508946
Father: Vernon Winfred O'CAIN
Mother: Ellen Rebecca HYDRICK
Children
1 M Walter Vernon RICKENBACKER
Born: 23 Sep 1940
Died: Jul 1943
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 44510913
2 M James Edward "Jim" RICKENBACKER
Born: 10 Feb 1943 - Cameron, Calhoun Co, SC
Died: 21 Jan 2022 - Houston, Harris Co, TX
Buried: - Rosewood Funeral Home and Cemetery, Humble, Harris Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 236226237
3 F Infant daughter RICKENBACKER
Born: 7 Mar 1944
Died: 7 Mar 1944
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 44508940
4 M Samuel Connor RICKENBACKER
Born: 2 Dec 1951
Died: 14 Jun 2014
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 132157618
General Notes: Wife - Doris St. Clair O'Cain
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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Mrs. Doris S. O'Cain Rickenbacker, 90, of Orangeburg, died Thursday, March 1, 2007, at The Methodist Oaks.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 4, at Dukes-Harley Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Larry Jones officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mrs. Rickenbacker was born in Orangeburg County, a daughter of the late Vernon W. O'Cain and Ellen Rebecca Hydrick O'Cain. After the death of her father, her mother remarried and she was reared by her mother and her stepfather, the late Walter Judson Stoudenmire. She was a graduate of Orangeburg High School and Furman University. She was a retired supervisor for the Department of Social Services and a member of First Baptist Church. She was the widow of Walter Geddings Rickenbacker.
Survivors include two sons; James E. Rickenbacker of Kingswood, Texas, and S. Connor Rickenbacker of Bowman; one brother, W.J. Stoudenmire of Orangeburg; three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
General Notes: Child - Walter Vernon RICKENBACKER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - James Edward "Jim" RICKENBACKER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
~~~~~~~~~~~~
James Edward Rickenbacker - known by his friends as Jim, and his closest family as Jimmy - was born February 10, 1943, in Cameron, South Carolina. He was the son of Walter Geddings Rickenbacker, Jr. and Doris O'Cain Rickenbacker and obtained a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Clemson University.
He married his high school sweetheart, the former Lavinia Jeanne Rembert, and from their marriage of 56 years came two adoring children.
Jim began his life-long career with Exxon in 1964, working on a seismic field crew in Lafayette, Louisiana. By 1968, he was the seismic field supervisor in Sumatra, Indonesia. Data acquisition research was the next phase of his career and he was honored to receive the Reginald Fessenden Award from the Society of Exploration Geophysicists in 1999 for his innovative improvement and patent on seismic data calculations. Afterwards, he led the Exxon Exploration Company team that designed and implemented Exxon's standard geoscience computing system worldwide and was Computing and Information Technology Manager for Exxon's Production Computing Standardization project until he retired.
After retirement, Jim stayed busy with his many hobbies including Swiss-German genealogy, metal working, and international travel, and he enjoyed quick trips with Jeanne and their cats to their beloved beach house in Galveston, Texas.
Jim started his next journey to be with the Lord on January 21, 2022. He leaves an enduring legacy of integrity, kindness, hard work, and the memory of his ever-present smile to comfort those who rest assured in the hope that they shall see him again.
General Notes: Child - Infant daughter RICKENBACKER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Samuel Connor RICKENBACKER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Husband James Henry O'CAIN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Aquilla Watson O'CAIN
Mother: Julia JENKINS
Marriage:
Wife Tecora RAST
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Daniel T. ODOM
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Salley Mae ROUNTREE
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Myrtis Elizabeth ODOM
Born: Abt 1909 - Salley, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 24 Aug 1996 - Easley, Pickens Co, SC
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Easley, Pickens Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: KCCT-688
Find A Grave ID: 134986410
Spouse: George Dewey HYDRICK Sr
Marr: 6 Dec 1925 - Blackville, Barnwell Co, SC
General Notes: Child - Myrtis Elizabeth ODOM
Myrtis 0. Hydrick, Easley Myitis Odom Hydrick, 87, of 408 Highland Road, died Aug. 24, 1996, at Baptist Medical Center, Easley.
Born in Sally, she was a daughter of the late D.T. and Sallie Mae Roundtree Odom and the wife of the late George Dewey Hydrick.
Early in her career, she was an employee of Convenience Inc. and was a manager with Ballentine Grocery Stores. In the late 1970's, she was named assistant -manager of Pickens County Seniors Unlimited and then became manager, a position she held at the time of her death.
She was a homemaker and a former member of Easley Business and Professional Womens Club. She was a charter member of Calvary Hill Baptist Church and taught the Rebecca Sunday School Class.
Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law, George Dewey Jr. and Gail H. Hydrick of Easley; a daughter and son-in-law, Mary Hydrick Hamby and Ray Hamby of Easley; a sister, Jewel Hallman of Springfield; five grandchildren, Melody Hamby Hubbard, Michael Dewey Hydrick, Patrick Dillard Hydrick, Kimberley Gale Hydrick and Mark Robert Hydrick; and four greatgrandchildren, Chris Crowe, Greg Crowe, Eric Hydrick and Alison Hydrick.
Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday at Calvary Hill Baptist Church conducted by the Rev. Barry Dilworth, Dr. Norman R. Lewis and Mayor Bill Carr. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Mike Durham, Grover Smith, Billy Grant, Fred Graham, Mike Boone and Jake Trotter. The escort of honor will be the Rebecca Sunday School Class and members of Easley Seniors Unlimited. Visitation: 7 to 9 p.m.
~~~Sunday, August 25, 1996 The Greenville News 7B 1
Husband Charles R. WALKER
Born: 22 Apr 1812
Died: 26 Jun 1885
Buried: - Moseley Family Cemetery, McDonough, Henry Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 15755722
Marriage: 1865
Wife Susan E. G. OGLESBY
Born: 4 Dec 1840
Died: 27 Sep 1890
Buried: - McDonough Memorial Cemetery, McDonough, Henry Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 31556829
Other Spouse: SGT Augustus “Gus” OWEN - 24 Feb 1859
Children
Husband SGT Augustus “Gus” OWEN
Born: 1839 - Henry Co, GA
Died: 28 Oct 1862 - Sharpsburg, Washington Co, MD
Buried: - Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Frederick Co, MD
Find A Grave ID: 17103873
Father: Jonathan OWEN
Mother: Martha Sarah A. HUDSON
Marriage: 24 Feb 1859
Wife Susan E. G. OGLESBY
Born: 4 Dec 1840
Died: 27 Sep 1890
Buried: - McDonough Memorial Cemetery, McDonough, Henry Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 31556829
Other Spouse: Charles R. WALKER - 1865
Children
Husband John W. RILEY
Born: 1836 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC 2
Died: 22 Jul 1868 - , , SC
Buried:
Father: Jacob RILEY
Mother: Anne HOUSER
Marriage: Abt 1866
Wife Rebecca Caroline OTT
Born: Mar 1842 - , Lexington Co, SC
Died: 1935 - Gantt, Covington, AL
Buried: - Gantt Cemetery
Children
General Notes: Wife - Rebecca Caroline Ott
1917 moved to AL to live with daughter
Husband Augustine OWEN
Born: 1766 - , Middlesex Co, Va
Died: 1818 - , Morgan Co, GA
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 43811861
Father: Jonathan OWEN
Mother: Sarah BEAMON
Marriage: Abt 1790 - , Middlesex Co, Va
Events
1. Alt. Birth: Abt 1780, , Middlesex Co, Va.
Wife Catherine SHIRLEY
Born: 1774
Died: 26 Oct 1830
Buried:
Children
1 F Sarah Beeman OWEN
Born: 27 Sep 1794
Died: 5 Oct 1845
Buried: - Robert Henry Elliott Cemetery, , Henry Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 9505713
Spouse: Robert Henry ELLIOT
Marr: 1817
2 F Mary Eleanor OWEN
AKA: Elinror Owens
Born: Mar 1799 - , King and Queen Co, VA
Died: 14 Feb 1874 - Independence, Washington Co, TX
Buried: - Old Independence Cemetery, Independence, Washington Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 32329255
Spouse: John Prince COLES
Marr: 29 Aug 1816 - Morgan Co, GA
3 F Elizabeth OWEN
Born: 1808 - , , GA
Died: 1868 - , Henry Co, GA
Buried: - Robert Henry Elliott Cemetery, , Henry Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 17809018
Spouse: Wiley Bridges BRANNAN
Marr: 1821
4 M Jonathan OWEN
Born: 9 Jun 1809 - , , GA
Died: 14 Jun 1887 - , , GA
Buried: - Sandy Springs First Baptist Church Cemetery, Sandy Springs, Fulton Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 111649946
Spouse: Martha Sarah A. HUDSON
Spouse: Rhoda Ann FAULKNER
Marr: 10 Feb 1836 - , Henry Co, GA
Spouse: Sarah Adam EDDLEMAN
Marr: 1 Jan 1854 - , Henry Co, GA
Events
1. Alt. Burial: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA.
5 M Philemon Shirley OWEN
Born: 21 Feb 1813 - , , GA
Died: 15 Mar 1885 - , Chambers Co, AL
Buried: - County Line Cemetery, Lafayette, Chambers Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 75833848
Spouse: Louisa Caroline TEAGUE
6 M Robert Baylor Samples OWEN
Born: 21 Oct 1814 - , , GA
Died: 7 Feb 1886 - Berea, Houston Co, TX
Buried: - English-Hicks Cemetery, Berea, Houston Co, TX
Find A Grave ID: 47807497
Spouse: Eliza ENGLISH
General Notes: Wife - Catherine Shirley
Maiden name either Shirley or Oglesby. Shirley is more likely since numerous descendants carry the name Shirley. At time of death her last name was Tinsley. She married William Tinsley c1825 after death of husband Augustine Owen 1818.
Actual Gravemarker unknown. Letter written 27 June 1845 by son Jonathan Owen confirms death date 26th of October 1830, and letter written 9 July 1845 by son Robert Bailor Samples Owen confirms burial location "in Morgan County at our old place." Jonathan also states "Mother married about five years before she died to a man by the name of Wm Tinsley." Both letters were written to their sister Mary Eleanor Owen Coles and her husband John Prince Coles (who happen to be among Austin's "Old 300" original colony in Texas).
~~~[--see under their son Philemon Shirley Owen for the entirety of those letters.]
General Notes: Child - Sarah Beeman OWEN
Letter from brother Jonathan Owen to sister Mary Eleanor Owen Coles living in Texas: "Henry Co, Ga June 27th 1845 . . . Sister Sarah is in very low health indeed. She has a cancer on her upper lip which pains her very much. She has also got the consumption or some breast complaint which I fear will take her off before long without a great alteration for the better. She has had eleven children. Ten is now living. Two daughters married, the oldest Eleanor has one child, a son. . . "
~~~[Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional transcription by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929.]
General Notes: Child - Mary Eleanor OWEN
- Mother of:
- Christopher C. COLES
- Sarah C. COLES
- Maria Louisa (COLES) HILL
- Emely E. COLES
- John J COLES
- Mary Eleanor (COLES) SCOTT
- John P COLES
- Nancy Mc COLES
- Augustine James COLES
- Eliza M. (COLES) SHELBURNE
- William H COLES
- Victoria (COLES) HAIRSTON
- Madora L. "Dora" (COLES) McCROCKLIN
CENSUS RECORDS
| Dwelling Number | 272 | |||||||
| Family Number | 272 | |||||||
| Household Members | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Age | Gender | Race | Birth State | ||||
| Coles, Mary E [Owen] | 50 | Female | White | VA | ||||
| Coles, Eliza | 12 | Female | White | Texas | ||||
| Coles, William | 11 | Male | White | Texas | ||||
| Coles, V. (Victoria) | 8 | Female | White | Texas | ||||
| Coles, Medora | 4 | Female | White | Texas | ||||
| Hill, Maria | 4 | Female | White | Texas | ||||
| Independence P. O. | Washington County | Texas | June 25, 1860 | Page No. 49 | |
| Dwelling Number | 295 | ||||
| Family Number | 295 | ||||
| Name | Age | Gender | Race | Birth State | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coles, Mary (Owen) | 61 | Texas | farmer | ||
| Coles, William | 20 | Male | White | Texas | Stock raiser |
| Coles, Medora | 14 | Female | White' | Texas | |
| Hill, Mariah | 3 | Female | White' | Texas |
| Brenham P. O. | Washington County, Texas | August 20, 1870 | Page No 131 | ||
| Dwelling Number | 1128 | ||||
| Family Number | 1128 | ||||
| Name | Age | Gender | Race | Birth State | Occupation |
| Coles, M. E. [Mary Eleanor (Owen)] | 71 | Female | White | VA | Housekeeping |
| McCrooklan [McCrocklin], J. A. [John Asa] | 37 | Male | White | Texas | farm laborer |
| McCrooklan [McCrocklin], M. L. [Medora L (Coles)] | 23 | Female | White | Texas | at home |
| McCROOKLAN [McCROCKLIN], J. Coles | 2 | Male | White | Texas (Feb) | |
| McCROOKLAN [McCROCKLIN], Wm. | 4 months | Male | White | Tex | |
| Vaughn, John | 23 | Male | White | Ireland | well digger |
| Armerse, John | 22 | Male | White | Ireland | farm laborer |
| Name | John P. Cole |
| Spouse's Name | Elinor Owen |
| Marriage Date | 29 Aug 1816 |
| Marriage Place | Morgan County, Georgia |
U. S. Census Records
Georgia County Marriages, 1785-1950
Georgia Marriages, 1808-1967
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Inscription:
Sacred to the memory of
MARY E.,
wife of the late
Judge John Prince COLES,
who departed this life the
14th day of Feb'y 1874
Aged 74 Years and 11 Months.
Widow of:
Judge John Prince COLES
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth OWEN
My third great grandmother was the daughter of Augustine and Catherine Shirley Owen of Virginia. She married Wiley Bridges Brannon about 1821 in Georgia
~~~Anonomous
Mother of:
Adeline Elizabeth Brannan [great great grandmother]
Bridges Owen Brannan
Pleasant Green Brannan
Jonathan Jackson Brannan
Augustus H.E. Brannan
Alfred Fletcher Brannan
Burial Notes: Child - Jonathan OWEN
Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA aka
Sandy Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA aka
First Baptist Church of Sandy Springs Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA
General Notes: Child - Jonathan OWEN
Any text enclosed with [ ] are notes by the transcribers (see note at bottom) ~~DMH
Henry Co, Ga June 27th 1845
Dear Brother and Sister,
I received a letter yesterday from brother Robert B. S. Owen informing of us that he had just received a letter from you informing of him where you were and that you were well. You may well expect that the information gave us great pleasure to hear from you and that you are yet in the land of the living. We should be glad to see you but know not whether we shall ever have that pleasure or not as we are all settled and have famileys.
You wrote in your letter you wished him to write you word whether any of the Brothers or Sisters were dead or not and which ones were living. As he sent me a copy of your letter. I ___ to __ it [?].
Our Brother Augustin is dead. He died August 8th 1830. Our Mother also departed this life 26th October thereafter. The others is yet in the land of the living.
I have been married twice, the first time in February 1836 she died in December thereafter. The second in January 1839. I have three children by my last wife: Augustin, Catherine Shirley and William Hudson Owen. Myself and family are well excepting Catherine who have been unwell for several days with a fever.
Sister Sarah is in very low health indeed. She has a cancer on her upper lip which pains her very much. She has also got the consumption or some breast complaint which I fear will take her off before long without a great alteration for the better. She has had eleven children. Ten is now living. Two daughters married, the oldest Eleanor has one child, a son. Catherine married James M. Green who was living with mother when you left Morgan. She have had seven children the oldest Louisa died. She has only one daughter living. Eliza married a man by the name of Wiley Brannan. She have had five children one daughter and four boys. The daughter is married and got three children. Philemon has got three children. R.B.S. Owen two children. Myself and sisters are all living in this county. PHILEMON also lived here until last winter when he moved to Alabama Chambers County.
Mother married about five years before she died to a man by the name of Wm Tinsley, ___[?living on?] his property at her death.
Brother Elliott [Robert Henry Elliot, husband of Sarah Beeman Owen MAM] ____[?administered?] on Augustine's Estate and paid your part of this same over to your creditor Longstreet of Augusta who called on him for it by law, and he has a receipt from him for the same.
Eliza has been very much afflicted for the last twelve years not able to lift any heavy thing or scarcely get about.
Brother Elliott has a son Wm who have been severely afflicted for a year with the rheumatic pains. His lower extremities is all perished away. He can only get about at times by the help of crutches.
Sister Sarah takes on very much about you. She says if she were able she would see you before she died. But poor soul I fear she will never have that pleasure as I fear she will soon go hence where parting with friends will be over.
Nothing more but remains your loving brother. Write often.
[to]John P. Coles
[from]Jonathan Owen [son of Augustine and Catherine Owen MAM]
Eleanor Coles Martha Sarah Ann Owen [second wife MAM]
Austin Owen [son MAM]
Catherine Owen [daughter MAM]
William H. Owen [son JWL]"
Address:
Washington [Co]
July 22
John P Coles
25 [cents?]
Independence Texas
[Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional transcription by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929. Punctuation and paragraphing added for enhanced readability]
General Notes: Child - Philemon Shirley OWEN
Any text enclosed with [ ] are notes by the transcribers (see note at bottom) ~~DMH
Information from F.A.G. Member #47569689:
I realize the following ancestry conflicts with what is in an old Chambers County Alabama Heritage book, but the following evidence fits this Philemon Shirley Owen:
Morgan County, Georgia Inferior Court for Ordinary Purposes 1808 - 1822, page 224 2 November 1818.
Application of Catherine Owen, admrx. on estate of Augustin Owen, decd., for an order to Divide the negroes belonging to estate. Faukner Heard, Benson Henry, John Colbert, William Faine, & John Burney, or a majority of them, divide same into Nine equal shares & assign one such share to Catharine Owen, the widow of decd. & one other share to Robert Elliot & one other such share to John Coles & the other six shares you will assign to Catharine Owen as guardian of Catharine, Eliza, Jonathan, Augustin, SHIERLY, & Bailer Owen & make return to the next Court of Ordinary.
page 226 2 November 1818:
Letters of Guardianship granted Catherine Owen for Catharine, Eliza, Jonathan, Augustin, SHIRLEY, & Baley Owen.
[from Farmer, Michal Martin, Morgan County, Georgia Inferior Court for Ordinary Purposes 1808 - 1822, (Dallas, Texas, 2003), p. 85.]
AND.....
Henry Co, Ga June 27th 1845
Dear Brother and Sister,
I received a letter yesterday from brother Robert B. S. Owen informing of us that he had just received a letter from you informing of him where you were and that you were well. You may well expect that the information gave us great pleasure to hear from you and that you are yet in the land of the living. We should be glad to see you but know not whether we shall ever have that pleasure or not as we are all settled and have famileys.
You wrote in your letter you wished him to write you word whether any of the Brothers or Sisters were dead or not and which ones were living. As he sent me a copy of your letter. I ___ to __ it [?].
Our Brother Augustin is dead. He died August 8th 1830. Our Mother also departed this life 26th October thereafter. The others is yet in the land of the living.
I have been married twice, the first time in February 1836 she died in December thereafter. The second in January 1839. I have three children by my last wife: Augustin, Catherine Shirley and William Hudson Owen. Myself and family are well excepting Catherine who have been unwell for several days with a fever.
Sister Sarah is in very low health indeed. She has a cancer on her upper lip which pains her very much. She has also got the consumption or some breast complaint which I fear will take her off before long without a great alteration for the better. She has had eleven children. Ten is now living. Two daughters married, the oldest Eleanor has one child, a son. Catherine married James M. Green who was living with mother when you left Morgan. She have had seven children the oldest Louisa died. She has only one daughter living. Eliza married a man by the name of Wiley Brannan. She have had five children one daughter and four boys. The daughter is married and got three children. Philemon has got three children. R.B.S. Owen two children. Myself and sisters are all living in this county. PHILEMON also lived here until last winter when he moved to Alabama Chambers County.
Mother married about five years before she died to a man by the name of Wm Tinsley, ___[?living on?] his property at her death.
Brother Elliott [Robert Henry Elliot, husband of Sarah Beeman Owen MAM] ____[?administered?] on Augustine's Estate and paid your part of this same over to your creditor Longstreet of Augusta who called on him for it by law, and he has a receipt from him for the same.
Eliza has been very much afflicted for the last twelve years not able to lift any heavy thing or scarcely get about.
Brother Elliott has a son Wm who have been severely afflicted for a year with the rheumatic pains. His lower extremities is all perished away. He can only get about at times by the help of crutches.
Sister Sarah takes on very much about you. She says if she were able she would see you before she died. But poor soul I fear she will never have that pleasure as I fear she will soon go hence where parting with friends will be over.
Nothing more but remains your loving brother. Write often.
[to]John P. Coles
[from]Jonathan Owen [son of Augustine and Catherine Owen MAM]
Eleanor Coles Martha Sarah Ann Owen [second wife MAM]
Austin Owen [son MAM]
Catherine Owen [daughter MAM]
William H. Owen [son JWL]"
Address:
Washington [Co]
July 22
John P Coles
25 [cents?]
Independence Texas
(Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional transcription by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929. Punctuation and paragraphing added for enhanced readability)
AND.....
Letter from Robert Bailor Samples Owen to John Prince and Mary Eleanor Owen Coles:
July 9, 1845
Dear Brother and Sister,
I received your letter some three weeks ago and would have written to you sooner but I wrote to Jonathan & SHIRLEY to write to me and let me know how all of our relations were. I received a letter from Jonathan on yesterday. We were all truly glad to hear that you were living. For my own part I never had anything to give me so much pleasure in my life. I will now proceed to give you some information of our family which are dead and of those that still lives in the first place.
I will inform you of the Death of Augustine [This is their brother Augustine]. He has been dead about 13 years and our dear mother died soon after. [Augustine died in Aug of 1830 and his mother Catherine died in Oct.] Both died in Morgan County at our old place.
Sister Sarah lies very low with the consumption. Jonathan states that he don't think she will live long. Jonathan, Sister Sarah, Elizar and Catherine all lives in Henry County this state.
Sister Catherine married a man by the name of Green [James M. Green]. They are getting along in the world very well.
Sister Elizar married a man by the name of Brannan [Wiley Brannan]. they are doing very well.
SHIRLEY [brother PHILEMON SHIRLEY OWEN] is living in Alabama, Chambers County.
Jonathan & SHIRLEY are both married. They have three children apiece. Jonathan has been married twice.
I was married in the Summer of 1842 have two children son & daughter.
Sister Sarah has 2 daughters married. She has ten children 7 boys and 3 daughters.
Sister Elizar has one daughter married, has four boys an 1 daughter. Sister Catherine has five children four boys and 1 daughter. [I have 7 males and 1 female born by this date. 1 male unknown name died young, 1 of the others must be dead by this time, and Bail might not have known about the birth of Crafford in 1844.]
We are all farming. I would be the gladest in the world to visit Texas and if I ever leave this country I will come to Texas. If I can make my arrangements to suit me I will visit the country in a year or two any how.
I wish you to answer this letter & give me some description of the county where you live what kind of land and water whether sickly or not &c. [&c = etc. back then JWL]. I would give everything I possess in the world it appears to see you all. I will close.
Your brother till death.
R.B.S. Owen
Address:
Summerville GA
10 [cents?]
July 12
Washington [Co]
25 [cents?]
Augt 19th
Jno P. Coles, Esq
Independence, Texas
(Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional editting by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929. Punctuation and paragraphing added for enhanced readability. Again, all notes enclosed in [ ] are by the transcriber/contributer)
AND..... conflicting information from "The Heritage of Chambers County, AL", page 235:
P.S. Owen is the son of Robert Owen, born 1782 in Virginia and died 1850 in Chambers County, Alabama. He married Mary "Polly" Kennebrew on March 11, 1805 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. The migrated from Jasper County, Georgia to the southern end of Chambers County (now Lee County), Alabama in the early 1830s.
General Notes: Child - Robert Baylor Samples OWEN
Any text enclosed with [ ] are notes by the transcribers (see note at bottom) ~~DMH
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Letter from Robert Bailor Samples Owen to John Prince and Mary Eleanor Owen Coles:
July 9, 1845
Dear Brother and Sister,
I received your letter some three weeks ago and would have written to you sooner but I wrote to Jonathan & SHIRLEY to write to me and let me know how all of our relations were. I received a letter from Jonathan on yesterday. We were all truly glad to hear that you were living. For my own part I never had anything to give me so much pleasure in my life.
I will now proceed to give you some information of our family which are dead and of those that still lives in the first place.
I will inform you of the Death of Augustine [This is their brother Augustine]. He has been dead about 13 years and our dear mother died soon after. [Augustine died in Aug of 1830 and his mother Catherine died in Oct.] Both died in Morgan County at our old place.
Sister Sarah lies very low with the consumption. Jonathan states that he don't think she will live long. Jonathan, Sister Sarah, Elizar and Catherine all lives in Henry County this state. Sister Catherine married a man by the name of Green [James M. Green]. They are getting along in the world very well.
Sister Elizar married a man by the name of Brannan [Wiley Brannan]. they are doing very well.
SHIRLEY [brother PHILEMON SHIRLEY OWEN] is living in Alabama, Chambers County. Jonathan & SHIRLEY are both married. They have three children apiece. Jonathan has been married twice.
I was married in the Summer of 1842 have two children son & daughter.
Sister Sarah has 2 daughters married. She has ten children 7 boys and 3 daughters. Sister Elizar has one daughter married, has four boys an 1 daughter. Sister Catherine has five children four boys and 1 daughter. [I have 7 males and 1 female born by this date. 1 male unknown name died young, 1 of the others must be dead by this time, and Bail might not have known about the birth of Crafford in 1844.]
We are all farming. I would be the gladest in the world to visit Texas and if I ever leave this country I will come to Texas. If I can make my arrangements to suit me I will visit the country in a year or two any how.
I wish you to answer this letter & give me some description of the county where you live what kind of land and water whether sickly or not &c. I would give everything I possess in the world it appears to see you all.
I will close.
Your brother till death.
R.B.S. Owen
Address:
Summerville GA
10 [cents?]
July 12
Washington [Co]
25 [cents?]
Augt 19th
Jno P. Coles, Esq
Independence, Texas
[Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional editing by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929. Punctuation added for enhanced readability.]
~~~Source: Thank you JW Latimer
Husband James William “Jim” OWEN
Born: 29 Mar 1905 - Toccoa, Ozark Co, MO
Died: 17 Jul 1994 - Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK
Find A Grave ID: 24647984
Marriage: 23 Nov 1922 - Tahlequah, Cherokee Co, OK
Wife Lois Lee WILSON
Born: 25 Nov 1906 - , , OK
Died: 5 Jul 1988 - Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK
Find A Grave ID: 24648022
Father: George Washington WILSON
Mother: Sarah Isabell SHAVER
Children
1 M James Elmar OWEN
Born: 14 Jun 1923 - Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK
Died: 22 Jun 2012 - Yakima, Yakima Co, WA
Buried: - Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, King Co, WA
Find A Grave ID: 93416541
Spouse: Frances Lorene MORELAND
Marr: 1 Sep 1947
General Notes: Husband - James William “Jim” Owen
Husband of Lois Lee Wilson Owen. Father of James Elmar, Adela Isabelle, Barbara Lodena, Joe, Christina, Lenora, William Lee, and Betty JoAnn.
James William Owen died Sunday, July 17, 1994, at the age of 89 years. He was born March 29, 1905, in Dora, Missouri, to James Henry and Adeline (Clark) Owen. Mr. Owen married Lois Lee Wilson, November 23, 1922, In Tahlequah. She preceded him in death on July 5, 1988. He was also preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Prudence Harris; three brothers, Hershel, Hester and Orval Owen; one daughter, Betty Rowe; three sons-in-law, Q.L. Edgar Wilson, Odell McLendon and Iva Merrell; and nine grandchildren.
Mr. Owen, loved to hunt, especially deer. He enjoyed singing gospel music and attended the Assembly of God Church. He was a farmer and carpenter in his later years.
He is survived by three sons, Elmar, Joe, and William; four daughters, Adelea Dale, Lodena McLendon, Christina Wilson, Lenora Merrell Brown; four sisters, Rozella Roberts of Coquille, Oregon, Inez Lane of Livermore, California, Adeline Geurin of Wagoner and Ethel Wells of Mazie; one brother, Bennie Owen of Tulsa; 30 grandchildren; 54 great grandchildren, eight great-great grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, July 22, 1994, in the Assembly of God Church with the Rev. Carl Murphy officiating and the Rev. Scott Ballard assisting. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
Interment will be in the Elmwood Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Hersman-Nichols.
General Notes: Wife - Lois Lee Wilson
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
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Lois Lee (Wilson) Owen - Wife of James "Jim" William Owen. Mother of James (Elmar), Adelea, Barbara (Lodena), Joe, Christina, Lenora, William, and Betty. Grandmother to many, and loved by all.
Lois Lee was the youngest of 15 children born to George Washington Wilson and Sarah Isabell (Shaver) Wilson. Unfortunately, 7 of the children died in infancy or childhood.
The surviving 8 (eight) children born to George Washington Wilson and Sarah Isabell (Shaver) Wilson were:
1) Maude Elizabeth (Wilson) Stephens. Married David Emory Stephens
2) Leora Bell (Wilson) Kelly. Married John Kelly. Note: Leora first married Clarence G. Stephens. No known children with Stephens. After his death, Leora married John Kelly.
3) Cora Ellen "Dolly/Doll" (Wilson) Warren. Married Nathan(iel) William Warren
4) Joseph Ennis Wilson - Born ca 1892, and believed to be born 3 Feb 1892, and died ca 1945-1946. His middle name is possibly spelled differently. We are still looking for his grave in OK. Joseph married Minnie Keys
5) Nettie "Ethel" (Wilson) McEntire. Married Walter McEntire
6) George Monroe Wilson. Married Alice Lula Talbert
7) Mary Mae (Wilson) Roberts. Married Edward Johnson Roberts
8) Lois Lee (Wilson) Owen. Married James "Jim" William Owen
General Notes: Child - James Elmar OWEN
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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James Elmar Owens passed away peacefully June 22, 2012 at the age of 89.
Born on June 14, 1923 to James William and Lois Lee Owen in Wagoner, Oklahoma. James Elmar grew up in Wagoner with his seven brothers and sisters.
He joined the Army in 1943 and became a member of Company K, 18th Infantry Regiment, better known as ''The Big Red 1 ''A bout with rheumatic fever kept him out of the D Day invasion of June 6, 1944. When he was sent to the front lines he took part in the Oct. 8 battle of Crucifix Hill. He later injured his knee when he fell on top of a German machine gun on the battlefield. He never cared much about receiving any medals or awards for his service during World War II, but was just happy to be home. James Elmar finally got his medals, thanks to a long campaign by his daughter Judy Burris. In July of 2002, at the age of 79 he was awarded his Purple Heart and two Bronze Stars by Congressman Jay Inslee. He also received service medals for good conduct, the European - African - Middle Eastern campaign and a World War II Victory Medal.
On September 1, 1947 he married Frances Lorene Moreland. They had six children and lived in Wagoner, Oklahoma until 1958 when they moved to Redmond, Washington. James Elmar delivered ice in Wagoner and worked as a carpenter building several houses in Wagoner. After moving to Washington he continued working as a carpenter and worked on the 1962, Worlds Fair in Seattle. Later he started his own business J.Owens Construction until his retirement. James and Frances were married for 61 years.
James Elmar is preceded in death by his wife Frances Lorene Owens and two of his children, infant son David Owens, and infant daughter Janet Owens. He is survived by his other four Children, Ralph Owen (Susan) of Yakima, Washington, Judy Burris (Fred) of Aloha, Oregon, Sandra Grote (Leon Shreck) of Bonney Lake, Washington, and James Owens of Redmond, Washington. Eight Grandchildren, Ethan Owen (Kari), Cassandra Gunter (Matt), Kelsie Owen, Amanda Grote, Jeff Grote, Dana Yarbrough, Madison Owens and Makynzy Owens. Six Great Grandchildren, Josie Owen, Colton Owen, Michael Grote, Timothy Grote, Ashlyn Gunter and Cooper Gunter.
Husband Sherburn A. WILLINGHAM
Born: 12 Apr 1844
Died: 4 Jun 1882
Buried: - Sandy Springs United Methodist Cemetery, Sandy Sprngs, Fulton Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 52730697
Marriage: 16 May 1865 - Coweta, GA
Wife Nancy J. OWEN
Born: 27 Aug 1845 - , Henry Co, GA
Died: 31 May 1925 - Sandy Springs, Fulton Co, GA
Buried: - Sandy Springs United Methodist Cemetery, Sandy Sprngs, Fulton Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 52730645
Father: Jonathan OWEN
Mother: Martha Sarah A. HUDSON
Other Spouse: R. Bartholomew HIGHTOWER - 29 Jul 1862 - Clayton Co, GA Other Spouse: Samuel Isaac “Ike” BURDETT - 29 Jan 1889 - Fulton Co, GA
Children
Burial Notes: Wife - Nancy J. Owen
Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA aka
Sandy Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA aka
First Baptist Church of Sandy Springs Cemetery, Sandy Springs, GA
General Notes: Wife - Nancy J. Owen
Tombstone is a year off of death date.
She married first R. Bartholomew Hightower 29 July 1862 Clayton Co., GA. He died at Antietam. Second marriage to Sherwood A. aka Sherburn A. Willingham 16 May 1865 Coweta Co., GA & third Samuel Isaac Burdett 29 Jan 1889 Fulton Co., GA.
Atlanta Constitution 1 June 1924
Burdette-The friends and relatives of Mrs. Nannie J. Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Willingham, Mrs. W. A. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. House, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hambrick are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nannie J. Burdette this (Sunday) morning at 11 o'clock at the Sandy Springs Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Cash will officiate. Interment churchyard. Pallbearers selected will please meet at the residence, Roswell road, at 10:30 o'clock. T. C. Bazemore Co. funeral directors.
Mrs. Nannie Burdett Laid To Rest Today
Final services for Mrs. Nannie J. Burdett, who died early Saturday at her home on Roswell road, will be held at 11 o'clock this morning from the Sandy Springs Methodist church, Rev. Cash, pastor, officiating. Interment will be in the churchyard with T. C. Bazemore in charge.
Mrs. Burdett, who was 78 years old, resided in Georgia during her entire life, and was a resident of this section for more than 50 years.
Husband Philemon Shirley OWEN
Born: 21 Feb 1813 - , , GA
Died: 15 Mar 1885 - , Chambers Co, AL
Buried: - County Line Cemetery, Lafayette, Chambers Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 75833848
Father: Augustine OWEN
Mother: Catherine SHIRLEY
Marriage:
Wife Louisa Caroline TEAGUE
Born: 13 Dec 1816 - , , SC
Died: 21 Oct 1886 - Dudleyville, Tallapoosa Co, AL
Buried: - County Line Cemetery, Lafayette, Chambers Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 75834037
Children
General Notes: Husband - Philemon Shirley Owen
Any text enclosed with [ ] are notes by the transcribers (see note at bottom) ~~DMH
Information from F.A.G. Member #47569689:
I realize the following ancestry conflicts with what is in an old Chambers County Alabama Heritage book, but the following evidence fits this Philemon Shirley Owen:
Morgan County, Georgia Inferior Court for Ordinary Purposes 1808 - 1822, page 224 2 November 1818.
Application of Catherine Owen, admrx. on estate of Augustin Owen, decd., for an order to Divide the negroes belonging to estate. Faukner Heard, Benson Henry, John Colbert, William Faine, & John Burney, or a majority of them, divide same into Nine equal shares & assign one such share to Catharine Owen, the widow of decd. & one other share to Robert Elliot & one other such share to John Coles & the other six shares you will assign to Catharine Owen as guardian of Catharine, Eliza, Jonathan, Augustin, SHIERLY, & Bailer Owen & make return to the next Court of Ordinary.
page 226 2 November 1818:
Letters of Guardianship granted Catherine Owen for Catharine, Eliza, Jonathan, Augustin, SHIRLEY, & Baley Owen.
[from Farmer, Michal Martin, Morgan County, Georgia Inferior Court for Ordinary Purposes 1808 - 1822, (Dallas, Texas, 2003), p. 85.]
AND.....
Henry Co, Ga June 27th 1845
Dear Brother and Sister,
I received a letter yesterday from brother Robert B. S. Owen informing of us that he had just received a letter from you informing of him where you were and that you were well. You may well expect that the information gave us great pleasure to hear from you and that you are yet in the land of the living. We should be glad to see you but know not whether we shall ever have that pleasure or not as we are all settled and have famileys.
You wrote in your letter you wished him to write you word whether any of the Brothers or Sisters were dead or not and which ones were living. As he sent me a copy of your letter. I ___ to __ it [?].
Our Brother Augustin is dead. He died August 8th 1830. Our Mother also departed this life 26th October thereafter. The others is yet in the land of the living.
I have been married twice, the first time in February 1836 she died in December thereafter. The second in January 1839. I have three children by my last wife: Augustin, Catherine Shirley and William Hudson Owen. Myself and family are well excepting Catherine who have been unwell for several days with a fever.
Sister Sarah is in very low health indeed. She has a cancer on her upper lip which pains her very much. She has also got the consumption or some breast complaint which I fear will take her off before long without a great alteration for the better. She has had eleven children. Ten is now living. Two daughters married, the oldest Eleanor has one child, a son. Catherine married James M. Green who was living with mother when you left Morgan. She have had seven children the oldest Louisa died. She has only one daughter living. Eliza married a man by the name of Wiley Brannan. She have had five children one daughter and four boys. The daughter is married and got three children. Philemon has got three children. R.B.S. Owen two children. Myself and sisters are all living in this county. PHILEMON also lived here until last winter when he moved to Alabama Chambers County.
Mother married about five years before she died to a man by the name of Wm Tinsley, ___[?living on?] his property at her death.
Brother Elliott [Robert Henry Elliot, husband of Sarah Beeman Owen MAM] ____[?administered?] on Augustine's Estate and paid your part of this same over to your creditor Longstreet of Augusta who called on him for it by law, and he has a receipt from him for the same.
Eliza has been very much afflicted for the last twelve years not able to lift any heavy thing or scarcely get about.
Brother Elliott has a son Wm who have been severely afflicted for a year with the rheumatic pains. His lower extremities is all perished away. He can only get about at times by the help of crutches.
Sister Sarah takes on very much about you. She says if she were able she would see you before she died. But poor soul I fear she will never have that pleasure as I fear she will soon go hence where parting with friends will be over.
Nothing more but remains your loving brother. Write often.
[to]John P. Coles
[from]Jonathan Owen [son of Augustine and Catherine Owen MAM]
Eleanor Coles Martha Sarah Ann Owen [second wife MAM]
Austin Owen [son MAM]
Catherine Owen [daughter MAM]
William H. Owen [son JWL]"
Address:
Washington [Co]
July 22
John P Coles
25 [cents?]
Independence Texas
(Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional transcription by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929. Punctuation and paragraphing added for enhanced readability)
AND.....
Letter from Robert Bailor Samples Owen to John Prince and Mary Eleanor Owen Coles:
July 9, 1845
Dear Brother and Sister,
I received your letter some three weeks ago and would have written to you sooner but I wrote to Jonathan & SHIRLEY to write to me and let me know how all of our relations were. I received a letter from Jonathan on yesterday. We were all truly glad to hear that you were living. For my own part I never had anything to give me so much pleasure in my life. I will now proceed to give you some information of our family which are dead and of those that still lives in the first place.
I will inform you of the Death of Augustine [This is their brother Augustine]. He has been dead about 13 years and our dear mother died soon after. [Augustine died in Aug of 1830 and his mother Catherine died in Oct.] Both died in Morgan County at our old place.
Sister Sarah lies very low with the consumption. Jonathan states that he don't think she will live long. Jonathan, Sister Sarah, Elizar and Catherine all lives in Henry County this state.
Sister Catherine married a man by the name of Green [James M. Green]. They are getting along in the world very well.
Sister Elizar married a man by the name of Brannan [Wiley Brannan]. they are doing very well.
SHIRLEY [brother PHILEMON SHIRLEY OWEN] is living in Alabama, Chambers County.
Jonathan & SHIRLEY are both married. They have three children apiece. Jonathan has been married twice.
I was married in the Summer of 1842 have two children son & daughter.
Sister Sarah has 2 daughters married. She has ten children 7 boys and 3 daughters.
Sister Elizar has one daughter married, has four boys an 1 daughter. Sister Catherine has five children four boys and 1 daughter. [I have 7 males and 1 female born by this date. 1 male unknown name died young, 1 of the others must be dead by this time, and Bail might not have known about the birth of Crafford in 1844.]
We are all farming. I would be the gladest in the world to visit Texas and if I ever leave this country I will come to Texas. If I can make my arrangements to suit me I will visit the country in a year or two any how.
I wish you to answer this letter & give me some description of the county where you live what kind of land and water whether sickly or not &c. [&c = etc. back then JWL]. I would give everything I possess in the world it appears to see you all. I will close.
Your brother till death.
R.B.S. Owen
Address:
Summerville GA
10 [cents?]
July 12
Washington [Co]
25 [cents?]
Augt 19th
Jno P. Coles, Esq
Independence, Texas
(Originally transcribed by Marcia A. McClure with additional editting by Jim W. Latimer 19 Dec 2012 from John P. Coles Papers, 1824-1865, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. AR 1929. Punctuation and paragraphing added for enhanced readability. Again, all notes enclosed in [ ] are by the transcriber/contributer)
AND..... conflicting information from "The Heritage of Chambers County, AL", page 235:
P.S. Owen is the son of Robert Owen, born 1782 in Virginia and died 1850 in Chambers County, Alabama. He married Mary "Polly" Kennebrew on March 11, 1805 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. The migrated from Jasper County, Georgia to the southern end of Chambers County (now Lee County), Alabama in the early 1830s.
Husband Marion Linsey OWENS
Born: 7 Dec 1898 - Kingsland, Cleveland Co, AR
Died: 28 Sep 1976 - McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Buried: - McGehee Cemetery, McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 95459595
Marriage: 18 Dec 1925
Wife Pearl Odena "Gladys" STACY
Born: 2 Mar 1907 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 31 Jul 2004 - Conway, Faulkner Co, AR
Buried: - McGehee Cemetery, McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 95459558
Father: George Washington STACY Sr
Mother: Ida Mae GREENWOOD
Children
1 M Sammy OWENS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Elizabeth OWENS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Margaret OWENS
Born:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Billie Jean OWENS
Born: 1 Dec 1926
Died: 26 Jan 1927
Buried:
5 M Charles Stacy OWENS
Born: 21 Feb 1928
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Hazel ABBOTT
Spouse: Betty NELSON
6 F Shirley Mae "An-mama" OWENS
Born: 22 Oct 1933 - , , AZ
Died: 2 Feb 2004 - McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Buried: - McGehee Cemetery, McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 34613472
Spouse: Thomas Joe "T. J." TULLIS
General Notes: Wife - Pearl Odena "Gladys" Stacy
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin once removed
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McGEHEE - Odena Stacy Owens, 97, of McGehee, died Saturday at Heritage Living Center at Conway.
She was born March 2, 1907, at Cherry Valley (Cross County), a daughter of the late George W. Stacy and Ida Greenwood Stacy.
She was crowned queen of the Lincoln County Nursing Home District at the age of 95. She was a lifelong member of First United Methodist Church at McGehee.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike Owens; and two daughters, Shirley Tullis and Billie Jean Owens.
Survivors include four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. today at First United Methodist Church with the Revs. George Odell and Buddy Ratliff officiating. Burial will be in the McGehee Cemetery by Griffin Funeral Service at McGehee.
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Suggested edit: Birth certificate shows name as Pearl Odena Stacy.
Contributor: George (FAG ID 48950932)
General Notes: Child - Sammy OWENS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth OWENS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Margaret OWENS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Billie Jean OWENS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Charles Stacy OWENS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
General Notes: Child - Shirley Mae "An-mama" OWENS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
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McGEHEE, Ark. - Shirley Owens "An-Mama" Tullis, 70, died Feb. 2, 2004, at the McGehee Desha County Hospital in McGehee.
Born Oct. 27, 1933, in Cherry Valley, Ariz., daughter of Odena Owens of Conway and the late Mike Owens, she was a substitute teacher for McGehee Public Schools and was active in children's sports activities in McGehee. A charter member of the first girls' softball league, she also served on the City Parks Commission for many years and was honored as Woman of the Year by the McGehee Chamber of Commerce. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Mouzan Circle.
Her husband, Thomas Joe Tullis, preceded her in death. Survivors include: one son and daughter-in-law, Mike and Sharon Tullis of Sikeston, Mo.; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Cindy and Butch Sheffield of Conway, Melissa Tullis of Pine Bluff and Beth and Gary Lawson of Farmington; one brother, Charles Owens of Benton, Ark.; and eight grandchildren and two great-granddaughters.
Services were conducted at 2 p.m. today at the First United Methodist Church of McGehee with the Revs. David Kassos and Buddy Ratliff officiating. Burial followed in the McGehee Cemetery. Griffin Funeral Service of McGehee was in charge of arrangements.
~~~February 4, 2004 Sikeston Standard Democrat
Husband Thomas Joe "T. J." TULLIS
Born: 25 Oct 1929 - Swartz, Ouachita Parish, LA
Died: 19 Oct 1994 - Little Rock, Pulaski Co, AR
Buried: - McGehee Cemetery, McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 95458606
Marriage:
Wife Shirley Mae "An-mama" OWENS
Born: 22 Oct 1933 - , , AZ
Died: 2 Feb 2004 - McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Buried: - McGehee Cemetery, McGehee, Desha Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 34613472
Father: Marion Linsey OWENS
Mother: Pearl Odena "Gladys" STACY
Children
General Notes: Husband - Thomas Joe "T. J." Tullis
Father: Ezra Tullis
Mother: Floy Tullis
General Notes: Wife - Shirley Mae "An-mama" Owens
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin
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McGEHEE, Ark. - Shirley Owens "An-Mama" Tullis, 70, died Feb. 2, 2004, at the McGehee Desha County Hospital in McGehee.
Born Oct. 27, 1933, in Cherry Valley, Ariz., daughter of Odena Owens of Conway and the late Mike Owens, she was a substitute teacher for McGehee Public Schools and was active in children's sports activities in McGehee. A charter member of the first girls' softball league, she also served on the City Parks Commission for many years and was honored as Woman of the Year by the McGehee Chamber of Commerce. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Mouzan Circle.
Her husband, Thomas Joe Tullis, preceded her in death. Survivors include: one son and daughter-in-law, Mike and Sharon Tullis of Sikeston, Mo.; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Cindy and Butch Sheffield of Conway, Melissa Tullis of Pine Bluff and Beth and Gary Lawson of Farmington; one brother, Charles Owens of Benton, Ark.; and eight grandchildren and two great-granddaughters.
Services were conducted at 2 p.m. today at the First United Methodist Church of McGehee with the Revs. David Kassos and Buddy Ratliff officiating. Burial followed in the McGehee Cemetery. Griffin Funeral Service of McGehee was in charge of arrangements.
~~~February 4, 2004 Sikeston Standard Democrat
Husband Benjamin Josiah “Ben” PADGETT
Born: 18 Sep 1875 - Saluda Co, SC
Died: 29 Feb 1920 - Saluda Co, SC
Buried: - Sardis Baptist Church Cemetery, Saluda, Saluda Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 88293793
Marriage:
Wife Nannie Rebecca “Nannie” PETERSON
Born: 8 Jul 1876 - Saluda Co, SC
Died: 4 Jun 1917 - Saluda Co, SC
Buried: - Sardis Baptist Church Cemetery, Saluda, Saluda Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 88293766
Father: Bazilla “Baz” PETERSON
Mother: Nancy Isabelle EVANS
Children
General Notes: Husband - Benjamin Josiah “Ben” Padgett
Son of WW Padgett and Isabell Watson Padgett
Saluda, March 2 [1920] -- B J Padgett died of influenza at his noe on the Sardis community of the county Sunday morning and was bured at Sardis Baptist church Monday afternoon. The Rev HB White and the Rev J A Carson conducting the funeral services.
Mr Padgett was a man of sterling qualities and had served district No 1 as magistrate for several years, having a large acquaintance and a wide circle of friends who regret his death. He leaves his wife and five children. The father, six brothers and four sisters also survive him.
~~~Wednesday, March 3, 1920, The State
Gravesite Details
Our Saluda County Ancestors, Vol. II, p. 161
General Notes: Wife - Nannie Rebecca “Nannie” Peterson
Our Saluda County Ancestors, Vol. II, p. 161
Husband Henry David PADGETT
Born: Abt 1929
Died: 25 Jul 2018
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary SIDES
Born: Abt 1934
Died: - Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge, LA
Buried:
Father: Ed SIDES
Mother: Ethel KELLY
Children
General Notes: Husband - Henry David Padgett
| Name | Henry David Padgett | ||
| Gender | Male | ||
| Death Age | 89 | ||
| Birth Date | abt 1929 | ||
| Residence Place | Baton Rouge, LA | ||
| Death Date | 25 Jul 2018 | ||
| Burial Date | 28 Jul 2018 | ||
| Spouse | Mary Padgett |
Child:
Melissa Padgett
David Wayne Padgett
Siblings:
Linda Garrett
Frank Padgett
Beatrice Ling
Olivia Kliewer
Rosie Burns
Lester Padgett
Husband Junior PADGETT
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Wife Carol Lee UNKNOWN
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1 M Tommy Lee PADGETT
Born: 21 Aug 1975
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Spouse: Hope CARTER
Marr: 28 Mar 1994 - Ellijay, Gilmer Co, GA. (Divorce)
Husband Joseph SALKOWSKI
Born: 1915
Died: 1935
Buried: - St. Augustine Cemetery, King of Prussia, Montgomery Co, PA
Find A Grave ID: 223560798
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Wife Anna PAGLIARO
Born: 26 Apr 1923 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Died: 19 Feb 1985 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Buried: - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
FamilySearch ID: GHS2-7HB
Find A Grave ID: 169710624
Father: Camillo PAGLIARO
Mother: Rosina (Rose) CIOPPI
Children
1 M Joseph SALKOWSKI JR
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2 F Camilla SALKOWSKI
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3 F Rose Ann SALKOWSKI
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4 M David SALKOWSKI
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5 F Mary Theresa SALKOWSKI
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Husband Anthony Joseph PAGLIARO
Born: 8 Oct 1918 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Died: 10 Oct 2003 - Montgomery Hospital, Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
Buried: 16 Oct 2003 - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
FamilySearch ID: G7LX-B2R
Father: Camillo PAGLIARO
Mother: Rosina (Rose) CIOPPI
Marriage: 7 Sep 1945 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Wife Mary Rose SCARDAPANE
Born: 28 Oct 1921 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Died: 10 Nov 2012 - Phoenixville Hospital, Phoenixville, Chester Co, PA
Buried: 15 Nov 2012 - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
FamilySearch ID: G7LX-1P2
Father: Sebastian "Benny" SCARDAPANE
Mother: Maria G. Grazie PENETTA
Children
1 F Doreen Ann PAGLIARO
Born: 13 Jul 1946 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Died: 13 Oct 1968 - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Buried: - Seale, , AL
Find A Grave ID: 164898940
2 F Bernadette DeLourdes PAGLIARO
Born: 6 Aug 1950 - Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
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FamilySearch ID: G7LF-STY
Spouse: Stephen TODOR
Spouse: Dennis Morgan HYDRICK
Marr: 14 Jun 1985 - Belair, MD
General Notes: Husband - Anthony Joseph Pagliaro
Formerly employed at Lee Tires of Conshohocken and Krylon Co of Norristown as a forklift operator until his retirement in 1983. He attended St. Matthew's School. He was a veteran of WWII serving with the US Army in the Pacific. Tony was a member of Ss. Cosmas and Damian Roman Catholic Church, Conshohocken and the Andrew Lannutti Italian-American Veteran Post 14, Conshohocken. He was an avid gardener and the loved the casinos at the Jersey shore (although he wasn't a gambler).
General Notes: Wife - Mary Rose Scardapane
Mary R. Pagliaro, 91, of Royersford, formerly of Conshohocken, died on Nov. 10, 2012 at Phoenixville Hospital.
She was the loving wife of the late Anthony J. Pagliaro for over 50 years. Mary was born in Conshohocken, Pa. on Oct. 29, 1941 to the late Sebastian and Maria (Pennetta) Scardapane. She worked as a seamstress for Gordon and Ford Co. in Philadelphia.
She was a member of SS. Cosmas and Damian Church and loved spending time with her family, especially with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mary is survived by her daughter Bernadette Hydrick of Royersford, Pa.; two Sisters: Antoinette Romano of King of Prussia, Teresa Scardapane of Audubon; two grandchildren: Natalie Bischof (Brian) and Mia Tudor; two great-grandchildren: Sofia and Evelyn Bischof. She was predeceased by a daughter Doreen A. Pagliaro; two sisters: Phyllis Scardapane and Anna Benincasa.
Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral Mass on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 at 10 a.m. at SS. Cosmas and Damian Church, 209 W. 5th Avenue, Conshohocken. The viewing will be from 9 - 10 a.m. at the church. Interment will be in St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken.
Arrangements made with Emil J. Ciavarelli Family Funeral Home, Conshohocken and Ambler.
General Notes: Child - Doreen Ann PAGLIARO
Doreen died while skydiving and her parachute failed to open. She had told her parents she was going horse-back riding. Doreen never married.
Husband Stephen TODOR
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Father: George TODOR
Mother: Maria Constantinova "Mary" PILECKI
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Wife Bernadette DeLourdes PAGLIARO
Born: 6 Aug 1950 - Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
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FamilySearch ID: G7LF-STY
Father: Anthony Joseph PAGLIARO
Mother: Mary Rose SCARDAPANE
Other Spouse: Dennis Morgan HYDRICK - 14 Jun 1985 - Belair, MD
Children
1 F Natalie Doreen TODOR
Born: 29 Nov 1977 - Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
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Spouse: Brian BISCHOF
Marr: 6 Sep 2002 - Berwyn, Montgomery Co, PA
2 F Maria DeLourdes TODOR
Born: 13 Feb 1980 - Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
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Spouse: Derek Paul LEBLANC
Marr: 4 Oct 2013 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Husband Giovanni PAGLIARO
AKA: John Pagliaro
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FamilySearch ID: GB6F-1FN
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Wife Maria Domenica "Anna" PUTERA
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FamilySearch ID: GB6X-VCC
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1 M Camillo PAGLIARO
Born: 30 Mar 1869 - Chieti, Abruzzo, Italy
Died: 25 Dec 1951 - Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
Buried: - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
FamilySearch ID: GHS2-7HC
Find A Grave ID: 149234623
Spouse: Rosina (Rose) CIOPPI
General Notes: Child - Camillo PAGLIARO
| Name | Camillo Pagliaro |
| Gender | Male |
| Ethnicity/Nationality | Latin (Latino) |
| age | 39 |
| Birth Date | abt 1866 |
| Departure Port | Naples, Italy |
| Arrival Date | 3/10/1905 |
| Arrival Port | New York New York |
| Ship Name | Konigin Luise |
This immigration record shows him as being "single" (marital status) yet we know he had a wife before Rose. It's not inconceivable that he was 1) married/divorced while in Italy; or, 2) just told the immigration officials he was single (as in by himself if he didn't speak English well enough); or 3) married between arrival in 1905 but divorced (Mari Alonzo) at such time to marry Rose before Sadie was born 6 years later.
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Son of John Pagliaro and Anna Domenica Potera
SSN: (on file)
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Camillo's census ages are definitely incorrect especially 1910 and 20. 1930, 40 and 50 seem to be correct which would lend to his birthyear being 1869. DMH
Husband Anthony TRAVAGLINI
Born: 14 Oct 1912 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Died: 6 Jun 1959 - Sacred Heart Hospital, Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA
Buried: - St. Matthew Cemetery, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Find A Grave ID: 150352828
Father: Casimiro TRAVAGLINI
Mother: Philomena BUCCIARELLI
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Wife Josephine Mary PAGLIARO
Born: 19 Mar 1914 - Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Died: 17 Jan 2001 - Pennsburg, Montgomery, PA
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FamilySearch ID: GHS2-6Z5
Father: Camillo PAGLIARO
Mother: Rosina (Rose) CIOPPI
Children
1 F Patricia Ann "Patti" TRAVAGLINI
Born: 1942
Died: 20 Aug 2021
Buried: - Calvary Cemetery, West Conshohocken, Montgomery Co, PA
Spouse: George Alan GREIDUS Sr
2 M James TRAVAGLINI
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3 F Joan Marie TRAVAGLINI
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Spouse: Chuck CUMMINGS
General Notes: Husband - Anthony Travaglini
Son of Casimiro Travaglini and Philomena Bucciarelli. Husband of Josephine Pagliaro
General Notes: Wife - Josephine Mary Pagliaro
| Name | Josephine Mary Pagliaro | |
| [Josephine Travaglini] | ||
| Gender | Female | |
| Race | White | |
| Birth Date | 3/19/1914 | |
| Birthplace | Conshohocken, Pennsylvania | |
| Death Date | 1/17/2001 | |
| Father | Camillo Pagliaro | |
| Mother | Rose Chiopa | |
| SSN | (on file) | |
| Signature on SSN Card | Josephine M Pagliaro | |
| Relationshp of Signature | Signature name differs from NH's name |
Jan 1937: Name listed as JOSEPHINE MARY PAGLIARO
30 Jan 2001: Name listed as JOSEPHINE TRAVAGLINI
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Far-removed relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: wife's (Bernadette) aunt
General Notes: Child - Patricia Ann "Patti" TRAVAGLINI
Patricia A. (Travaglini) Greidus, 79, of Conshohocken, PA passed away on Friday, August 20, 2021.
Patricia was a devoted wife, sister, mother, grandmother, nanny and homemaker. Known for her love of family, great Italian cooking and care of children, Pat was loved dearly by all. Before starting a family, she worked at Quaker Chemical and graduated from St. Matthews High School.
Patricia is survived by her Husband G. Alan Greidus of Conshohocken, Daughter Cindie and Bill Dowd of Bryn Mawr, Son Alan and Kristin Greidus of Phoenixville, Brother James Travaglini of Pennsburg, Pa, and Sister Joan and Chuck Cummings of Worcester, Pa. She is also survived by her Grandchildren Carly, Will, Riley, Cameron, Kirsten, Courtney, Jake and Luke. Patricia was predeceased by her beloved daughter Debra Zuccarini and infant son Christopher.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, August 26, 2021 from 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM followed by a funeral mass at 11:00 AM at St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church, 219 Fayette Street, Conshohocken, PA. The interment will follow at Calvary Cemetery in West Conshohocken, PA.
~~~Moore, Snear & Ruggiero Funeral Home
Husband Michael Jay PAINTER
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Father: Rayburn PAINTER
Mother: Carolyn Ann HYDRICK
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Wife Shelly RAMSEY
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1 M Logan Michael PAINTER
Born: 3 Aug 2002
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Husband John Henry PARISH
Born: 29 Aug 1893 - , , GA
Died: 29 Jan 1968
Buried: - Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
FamilySearch ID: GQ7W-VFL
Find A Grave ID: 94436431
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Wife Gladys America WALLER
Born: 26 Jan 1910 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Died: 23 Feb 1991 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Buried: - Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
FamilySearch ID: MBZ9-MDC
Find A Grave ID: 118816866
Other Spouse: Billy Louie HYDRICK - Mar 1926 - , , GA
Children
1 F Bobbie Jean PARISH
Born: 14 Oct 1939 - Langley, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 21 Sep 2022
Buried: - Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 243817432
General Notes: Wife - Gladys America Waller
| Name | Gladys Hydrick | |
| [Gladys Waller] | ||
| Birth Year | abt 1910 | |
| Gender | Female | |
| Race | White | |
| age in 1930 | 20 | |
| Birth Place | Georgia | |
| Marital Status | Married | |
| Relation to Head of House | Daughter | |
| Home in 1930 | Augusta, Richmond, Georgia | |
| Map of Home | Augusta, Richmond, Georgia | |
| Street Address | Green St | |
| Ward of city | 5 part of | |
| House Number | 1819 | |
| Dwelling Number | 147 | |
| Family Number | 161 | |
| Lives on farm | No | |
| Age at First Marriage | 16 | |
| Attended School | Yes | |
| Able to Read and Write | Yes | |
| Father's Birthplace | Georgia | |
| Mother's Birthplace | South Carolina | |
| Able to Speak English | Yes | |
| Household Members | Age | Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| J S Waller | 48 | Head |
| Eunice Waller | 41 | Wife |
| Bessie Whiteside | 25 | Daughter |
| Jessie May Keely | 22 | Daughter |
| Junior Keely | 4 | Grandson |
| Gladys Hydrick | 20 | Daughter |
| Rudolph Hydrick | 1 | Grandson |
| Billy Hydrick | 3 | Grandson |
| Cecile Dempsey | 17 | Daughter |
| Willie Waller | 15 | Son |
Common law wife of William Dorroh Ferguson (FAG #118816785): From Mary Ferguson McDaniel, niece of "Dorroh"
Also married to a Mr. Parrish
Married to Billy Hydrick at age 16 (approx) in 1926. 1930 census shows her and two sons living with father. Gladys' marriage status is "married", not "divorced" or "widowed", so where was husband, Billy Louie?
General Notes: Child - Bobbie Jean PARISH
Mrs. Bobbie Jean Parrish, beloved Mother and Memaw, 82, peacefully went home to be with her Lord and Savior surrounded by her children, on Wednesday, September 21, 2022.
She was preceded in death by two sisters, Shirline Dudley and Jeanette Cain, and two brothers, Rudolph Hydrick and Billy Hydrick.
The family will greet friends on Sunday, September 25, 2022, beginning at noon at Hatcher Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 3464 Jefferson Davis Highway, Graniteville, SC 29829 followed by a Celebration of Life service in the funeral home chapel at 1:00, with Bishop Phillip Napier officiating. Interment will follow in Hillcrest Memorial Park, Augusta, GA. Pallbearers will be Dennis Dickerson, Grady Ward Jr, Travis Ward Sr, Jeffery Ward, Steve Moore, Mark Robinson, and Greg Mason. Honorary Pallbearers will be Travis Ward Jr., Joshua Mason, Grady Ward III, Matthew Mason, Christopher Robinson, Dallas Dickerson, Dylan Ward, and Daniel Dickerson.
Left to cherish her memory are her children: Pam Moore (Steve), of North Augusta, Dennis Dickerson (Liz), of Augusta, GA, Grady Ward Jr. (Sonia), of North Dakota, Travis Ward Sr. (Candi) and Tricia Mason (Greg), all of Martinez, GA, Jeffery Ward, of Grovetown, GA, and Michelle Robinson (Mark), of Graniteville, SC and her fur baby, Chloe; her brother and sisters; Charles Parrish Sr, of Langley, SC, Mary Kucera (Ron) and Nelda Hopkins (Don), all of Hephzibah, GA, and Lucy Felberg (Paul), North Augusta, SC, and a host of nieces and nephews; grandchildren: Melissa Scott (Joey), Erin Orr (Stephen), Lindsay Cook (Raffael), Dallas Dickerson (Jasmine), Dana Beaver (Jacob), Daniel Dickerson, Tiffany Ellifritz, Jeanise Davis (Scott), Grady Ward III (Vicky), Travis Ward Jr. (Christy), Heather Hernandez, Dylan Ward (Haley), Joshua Mason (Katie), Matthew Mason, Chris Robinson (Meaghann), Kacey Romero (Shane), and Karlee Robinson; and to live out her legacy for years to come, 43 great and great-great grandchildren.
Mrs. Parrish was born in Langley, SC to the late John H. and Gladys Waller Parrish. She worked at Sibley Mill, Enterprise Mill, and was the former owner of the Kuntry Kitchen Restaurant in Augusta, GA. She attended Bath Pentecostal Holiness Church. Mrs. Bobbie Jean loved to cook for her family, gardening, singing, dancing, and making everyone laugh, but she especially loved her children, grandchildren, and great and great-great grandchildren.
~~~© Hatcher Funeral Home & Cremation Service