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28101

Wynema McGrew writes that she was a daughter of Albert Russell Sr. and Matilda Jane (Gilcrease) CAMPBELL.

Campbell, Elizabeth Jane (I2796)

28102

Wynema McGrew writes that she was married by John H. Thurmond, MG, witnesses Joseph Waldorf, Saml Robertson, P A Thurmoun and others

Family: William Andrews / Sarah McGrew (F1437)

28103

Wynema McGrew writes that she was married first to a Mrs. NICHOLS.

McGrew, Agnes (I2233)

28104

Wynema McGrew writes that she was still living as of 1969 in Milhaven #2 Rest Home in Baton Rouge.

Could she have been listed on the SSDI as Elnora McGrew, born 17 Dec 1888 and died 15 Feb 1969 in Baton Rouge?

Camors, Annie (I2586)

28105

Wynema McGrew writes that the baptisms of the children of Santiago and Constancia Tibbett (Tillet) Magrew, Protestants were recorded in Bapt. Rcds. Bk #2, p. 31, and she transcribed this below, exactly as she says they were recorded, in "Records of Old Mobile, Catherdral of the Immaculate Conception, Mobile, Alabama, Section 8, Baptisms, 1781-1850."

121. Ana Magrew
On 17 November 1788, I, the undersigned pastor of Mobile, baptized solemnly in James Magrew's house Anna, born on 27 November 17825. /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

[This child is a legitimate offspring] of James Magrew and Constantine Tillett, Protestants, natives of the Tombigbee River, in this District. Cassian Castanares, Sacristan, was the godfather for all. . /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

Various researchers show that Nancy married Oratio/Horatio Terrell (or Jerrell) on 27 Dec 1810 in Amite County, Mississippi. Also said to have married second a Mr. Jackson.

McGrew, Nancy Ann (I2156)

28106

Wynema McGrew writes that the baptisms of the children of Santiago and Constancia Tibbett (Tillet) Magrew, Protestants were recorded in Bapt. Rcds. Bk #2, p. 31, and she transcribed this below, exactly as she says they were recorded, in "Records of Old Mobile, Catherdral of the Immaculate Conception, Mobile, Alabama, Section 8, Baptisms, 1781-1850."

122. Mary Casia Magrew
On 17 November 1788, I, the undersigned pastor of Mobile, baptized solemnly in James Magrew's house, Maria Casia, born on 26 June 1785. /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

[This child is a legitimate offspring] of James Magrew and Constantine Tillett, Protestants, natives of the Tombigbee River, in this District. Cassian Castanares, Sacristan, was the godfather for all. . /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

Per THE SOUTHERN McGREWS GREW Joshua and Keziah had a daughter after 1821. Joshua may have divorced Keziah and remarried, or may have died. In 1840, she was living with her stepson, Joshua D. Goza in Claiborne Co, MS.

McGrew, Mary Keziah (I2157)

28107

Wynema McGrew writes that the baptisms of twin brothers Guillermo and Juan, children of Santiago and Constancia Tibbett (Tillet) Magrew, Protestants were recorded in Bapt. Rcds. Bk #2, p. 31, and she transcribed this below, exactly as she says they were recorded, in "Records of Old Mobile, Catherdral of the Immaculate Conception, Mobile, Alabama, Section 8, Baptisms, 1781-1850."

123. William Magrew
On 17 November 1788, I, the undersigned pastor of Mobile, baptized solemnly in James Magrew's house, William, born on 24, June 1788. /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

124. John Magrew
On 17 November 1788, I the undersigned pastor of Mobile, baptized solemnly in James Magrew's house John, born 24 June 1788. /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

[The above children are legitimate offspring] of James Magrew and Constantine Tillett, Protestants, natives of the Tombigbee River, in this District. Cassian Castanares, Sacristan, was the godfather for all. . /s/ Rev. Miguel Lamport

Copiah Co, MS, William McGrue was a bondsman for John J. Holliday and Mary A. Ainsworth, 8 Dec 1825. Also, a daughter of Levin Hainsworth married Col. William McGrew about 1802, any connection?

Veteran of the War of 1812 (DeClouets Regiment), drafted in E. Feliciana, LA in Sept 1814, fought in the battle of New Orleans Discharged in New Orleans in Feb 1815. At the time he enlisted, Olivia's statement describes her husband as "5 feet, 10 inches, light complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, occupation farmer"

Purchased land in Marion Co, MS 29 Jan 1816, 31 Oct 1818, and on 25 Sep 1819, he registered a brand.

Per the book REFUGIO by Herbart Huson, as extracted by Esther McGrew Hardin: "Colonel William McGrew and family moved to Refugio County in the later part of 1851, or prior to 25 January 1852. He acquired the holdings of Capt. Alfred S. Thurmond (his future son-in-law) at Mesquite Landing and operated a large planation house there. He was, perhaps, the largest slave-owner in the county and brought his negroes with him. His children were Dr. William P. McGrew, John McGrew, James McGrew, Henry McGrew, Robert McGrew, who married Alia (Alice per census), daughter of Thomas Marshall Duke, Julia McGrew, who was the wife of Capt. Alfred Sturgis Thurmond, and Sarah McGrew, wife of William Andrews, an early citizen of Refugio County. Andrews later moved to Clinton." Thomas Marshall Duke was one of the "old 300," the the settlers originally granted land by Stephen F. Austin.

He is listed as a slave holder on the 1860 Refugio, Texas census.

Son James McGrew died intestate in Austin, TX in 1912 at the Texas Confederate home. The settlement of his estate shows the names of the children of all his brothers and sisters.

His war pension application was signed by W.C. Terry, M.J. Terry, and A.S. Thurmond, J.P Refugio County (Husband of Julia)

Later Olivia is living with R.A. Upton (Sheriff of Aransas Co.?)

McGrew, William (I2159)

28108

McGrew, John (I2158)

28109

Wynema McGrew writes that they farmed land inheritied from Martin's parents. He died about fifteen years after their marriage, living Susanna widowed with seven young children.

Family: Martin Faler / Susanna A. McGrew (F13501)

28110

Wynema McGrew writes that they were distant cousins.

Family: Thomas Stockdale "S. D." McGrew / Mafalda Lott Aultman (F13511)

28111

Wynema McGrew writes that Zadock was a member of the Choctaw Indian Nation, but it is unknown which parent was the Choctaw. He apparently was married prior to his marriage to Ann, because he and an unnamed son owed $431.26 at the Choctaw Trading House in St. Stephens, Mississippi Territory. The listing of debtors was dated 1 Oct 1822, and his credit rated good. The first mention of his indebtedness to the Trading House was 31 Dec 1819, and in the 31 Mar 1831 report of those with balances dues, he and an unamed son were listed. He signed by his mark the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, dated 28 Sept 1830. Several Brashears, one of whom was Zadock, applied to remain five years and become citizens of the State [United States]. The date of entry of Zadock's application was 13 Jun 1831, and he had two children under the age of ten years and one child over ten years. "Half Breed man" was written in the remarks column.

Wynema McGrew shows the 1830 deed between Zadoc and son, Jesse Brashears. (Deed Book B, Page 141, dated 12 Mar 1830).

Brashears, Zadoc (I2632)

28112

Wynema McGrew wrote "When S. D. completed his secondary education, he stayed home, took care of his mother until her death in 1914, and farmed until he joined the army during World War I. After his discharge he married Mamie Davis, his first wife, and resumed farming, knowing he did not want it to be his life's work. Soon thereafter, he took advantage of the educational opportunities offered to veterans of World War I, entering Mississippi A&M (now MSU)....upon graduation he taught and/or was superintendent of several schools in south Mississippi until his retirement. He and Mamie had no children....(later) he earned his master's degree at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa."

His FindAGrave memorial page, created by Fred Rose, shows a photo of his Military Marker, indicating he served as a Private in the US Army during World War I.

McGrew, Thomas Stockdale "S. D." (I3042)

28113

Wynema McGrew wrote that Anna was baptized 25 Jan 1801 and the baptism was recorded on page 76-a, Bapt. Rcds, Bk #2, Archdiocese of Mobile. She was recorded as the daughter of Julien and Isabelle Migrou De Castro.

She further notes that on 3 Oct 1833 (after the death of Zadoc) Ann was made guardian of three sons, John, Turner, and William. She was listed as head of household in the 1840 Sumter County, Alabama census. The family included one female between the age of 30 and 40, one male between the age of 20 and 30, one mail between 15 and 20, two males betwen the age of 5 and 10, and one female less than five years old.

McGrew also states that John, Turner and William are not found on the 1850 census enumerations for Alabama, Mississippi or Georgia.

De Castro, Anna (I2162)

28114

Wynema McGrew wrote that Lorenzo Dow Jr had bene sentenced to 10 years in prison for a murder. He had worked as a bar tendger during the gold rush in Alaska and killed a man in a fight in Klondike. He served 14 months of his sentence in Alaska, being returned to Texas around 1899 or 1900.

His Texas death certificate indicates he was married and a resident of Lavaca. He died at the San Antonio State hospital, and his occupation was shown as carpenter. His body was returned to Yoakum for burial.

McGrew, Lorenzo Dow "L. D." Jr. (I2170)

28115

Wynema McGrew wrote that she choked to death on hot new potatoes.

McGrew, Susan Margaret (I2432)

28116

Wynema McGrew, in her book titled THE JAMES MCGREW FAMILY, 1744-1797(Second Edition, 1999, Hattiesburg, MS), writes that she had made the following TENTATIVE conclusions about Alexander and Margaret McGrew and their offspring, using data collected from a variety of sources (some of which may be considered factual and some speculative).

Alexander and Margaret McGrew may have married in Ireland, and appear to have been the parents of six children, places of birth unknown. They were probably from in or near Omagh City, County Tyrone, Ireland, the McGrew family having come to Omagh City from Scotland before the mid-fifteenth centery. The name McGrew probably originated form the sept of MacGrewar or MacGruer of the Clan Gregor.

Esther McGrew Hardin instead suggested that the family descended from Quaker families originally from Pennsylvania. Many McGrew's can be found in Orange County, North Carolina records. Additionally, in the corner of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, many members of the Blackburn, Means and McGrew families were all kin.

James Mims, on his online "Digging the Roots of the Mims Family Tree" has a third theory, showing him as Alexander MacGRUER, born 7 Oct 1706 in Iverness, Scotland, and married to Margaret TATE, also of Inverness. Both were shown as dying in South Carolina.

Wynema lists the probable children of Alexander and Margaret are:

1) Mary McGrew b. ca 1737 d. bef. 1776, married Grove YOUNG. [Note: Janice McAlpine (mcalpage@cox.net) emailed that Mary's husband was actually named Legros Young, and that he died on 5 Mar 1878 in Cambden District, South Carolina].
2) John McGrew b. ca 1739 d. ca 1818, married Elizabeth CLARK
3) James McGrew b. ca 1744 d. ca 1797, married Constantia (Constance) TILLET
4) Peter Alexander McGrew b. ca 1745 d. ca 1792, married Margaret McCLAIN
5) Margaret McGrew b. bet 1746-1749 d. ca 1805
6) William McGrew b. 23 Apr 1752 D. 1815, appears to have wed Mary GOODWYN

She noted that on 4 July 1755, Alexander McGrew petitioned for 550 acres of land in South Carolina, and had 11 persons in his household. On 5 August of that same year, a plat for 350 acres of middle ground between Broad and Wateree Rivers was found with a certificate dated 10 Oct 1755.

In his Will, dated 11 Oct 1776, he names five children--four by relationship, James, Peter, William and Margaret, one by implication of relationship, John--and also his own wife Margaret. His will was probated 7 Feb 1977 in Craven District, SC. Alexander does not name Mary as a child. Wynema cites Caroline T. Moore, comp "Abstracts of the Wills of the State of South Carolina 1760-1784" Privately Published, 1969), pg. 292, as her source for this information.

(pp. 2-7)

McGrew, Alexander (I21622)

28117

Wynema McGrews shows her as a daughter of Adam Wesley Hendrix and Mary Catherine Schultz.

Hendrix, Catherine J. (I2801)

28118

Wynema McGrews shows him as a son of William Lawrence Straham and Mary Ann Pervis.

Strahan, William S. (I45517)

28119

Wynema McGrews shows that she was the widow of Martin WELCH, and died prior to 1860.

Moody, Marcina (I2280)

28120

Wynema McGrews shows that they were married on 12 Dec 1844, in Copiah County, by Jesse Butler JP, John Gustavus, bondsmane.

Family: William Patrick Henry McGrew, M. D. / Marcina Moody (F1429)

28121

Wynema McGrews writes that he was the son of Jane Hall and Joshua Barton. She cites also a letter he wrote his parents on 24 Feb 1842, "....I am Married. I Married Widow McGrews Daughter of the County we were married on the 27th of January I wrote to you but a short time before and since informing you of my intentions but for fear that you should not receive them I will say something about them I expect to make my home in Texas...."

Several authors reported that David A. Barton was killed with George Washington McGrew in an series of Indian attacks during a battle on the east side of the Brazos, near Fort Marlin in Texas. Wynema reports, however, that is was actually David's brother, Hale Barton, who was killed in 1839 with George Washington McGrew.

On 7 Jan 1845, Samantha's attorney filed a petition for the Robertson County Probate Court to be named administratix of her late husband's estate. Her petition was granted. On 5 May 1845, Samuel B. Killough petitioned the same court to grant him Letters of Administration since the estate was wholly without legal representation. The probate judge appointed Samuel Killough, J.A. Well, John F. McGrew (Samantha's brother), and Thomas Webb as "safe hands" of the estate, which was to be eventually passed to the sole heir of the estate, Elizabeth Jane Barton.

Barton, David Armstrong (I2096)

28122

Wyoming Tribune Obituary (Courtesy of Tiffany Layman)

Travis B. Fullen, 75, of Cheyenne died April 3 at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He was born Oct. 29, 1925, in Hopkins County, Texas, and had lived here since October 1995 with prior residence of 20 years in Denver. Mr. Fullen was a salesman. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Denver, Eagles Lodge, American Legion and Moose Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Katherine Fullen of Cheyenne, whom he married March 23, 1958; son, Glenn Fullen of Arizona; stepdaughter, Sandra K. Leighton of Cheyenne; sister, Dorothy Durbin of Dallas; two grandchildren; and one great-grandson. He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Julia Fullen; five brothers; and four sisters. Cremation has taken place at Cheyenne Memorial Gardens under the direction of Wiederspahn-Radomsky Chapel of the Chimes.

FULLEN, Travis B; 75; Hopkins County TX-Cheyenne WY; 9 Apr 2001 Name: Travis Fullen SSN: 460-22-7803 Last Residence: 82007 Cheyenne, Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America Born: 29 Oct 1925 Died: 3 Apr 2001 State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951)

Fullen, Travis B. (I20767)

28123

X. Nathan Whitney, b. at Ridgebury, in Ridgefield, Conn., 2 June 1765; a shoemaker; married, 16 Dec. 1787, at Danbury, Conn., by Rev. Samuel Camp, pastor of the Congregational Church of Ridgebury, to Hannah Taylor, dau. of John and Abigail (Mygatt) Taylor, of Danbury, where she was born, 7 Nov. 1765. They dwelt in Ridgebury till 1797; then settled in Paris, now Kirkland, N.Y.; and, about 1814, moved to Richfield, N.Y., and thence, in Nov. 1823, to Cohocton, N.Y.; and from there to Bath, N.Y., where they died, at the house of their daughter, Mrs. Maria (Whitney) Cook; she, 7 Feb. 1860, in her 95th year; he, 7 June 1860, aged 95 years and 5 days. He bore the military title of Captain.

http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/extracts/phoenix/p0061-0065.html

Whitney, Nathan (I22345)

28124

X. Sarah Whitney, b. at Norwalk, Conn., date not found; married, 13 Jun 1717, at Ridgefield, Conn., Samuel Smith, a farmer, son of Samuel and ----- (Marvin) Smith, of Norwalk. He was one of the proprietors and first settlers of Ridgefield, where he was chosen townsman 19 Dec. 1716, 21 Dec. 1721, 4 Dec 1732, 10 Dec 1734, and 13 Dec. 1738; lister, 19 Dec. 1723, and 13 Dec. 1725; collector of the minster's 76 rates, 19 Dec 1723; took the freeman's oath, 24 April 1733; and was one of the committee, appointed 27 Dec 1715, to run and finish the boundary line between Ridgefield and Norwalk. Her death, which took place at Ridgefield is thus recorded: "Sarah, ye wife of Mr Nor: Samll Smith dyed Octbr. 22d 1720." He married his second wife, Elizabeth -----, at Ridgefield, 21 June 1722. He died at Ridgefield, 25 Jasn. 1764, and was buried there. After the settlement of Ridgefield, he was always called "Norwalk Samuel Smith," to distinguish him from another settler, called "Milford Smauel Smith"--each from his former place of residence.

http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/extracts/phoenix/p0016-0020.html

Whitney, Sarah (I22362)

28125

XI. Josiah Whitney, b. at Norwalk, Conn., date not known; married, 30 Oct. 1729, at Norwalk, Eunice Hanford, dau. of "Mr. Eleazer Hanford," and Hannah, his wife, and g. dau. of Rev. Thomas and Mary (Miles) Hanford, of Norwalk. They settled in Norwalk, where he died as early as 1750. He was of legal age to sell land as early as 25 Jan. 1721-22, and was named in the deed after his brothers--an indication that he was younger than they. No record of her birth or death has been found. She had L82 16s. 7d. from her father's estate, about 1737. In that year, 19 May, John Reed, "for and in behalf of his wife Hannah, and as guardian to his son-in-law, Eleazor Hanford, and his daughter-in-law, Mary Hanford, minors," quit claim to Josiah Whitney, of Norwalk, and his wife Eunice, their shares in 58 acres of land "belonging to the estate of Mr. Eleazer Hanford, late of sd Norwalk, deceased, situate nar Pimpewauge, above the Split Rock farm that was Mr. Joseph St. John's, late of Norwalk, deceased." Probably John Reed married Hannahy, widow of Eleazer Hanford and mother of Josiah Whitney's wife. The final distribution of the dower of Eleazer Hanford's widow, 1 May 1759, shows that Eunice Whitney had already deceased.

http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/extracts/phoenix/p0016-0020.html

Whitney, Josiah (I22363)

28126

Xuella (Tucker) Pavelka was born on April 30, 1937 to Lige and Sadie Tucker in McIntosh County, Oklahoma and passed away March 9, 2021 in Lincoln, Nebraska. She is survived by her children: Denise (Richard) Leonard, Rodney Pavelka, Deborah Wilcoxson, Brian (Shari) Pavelka, Steven Pavelka, Kenneth (Jan) Pavelka; siblings: Dewyane (Connie) Tucker, Priscilla (Merle) Mudd, 15 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, 2 great-great grandchildren. Xuella is preceded in death by her husband Donald Pavelka, grandson Justin Pavelka and her parents Lige and Sadie Tucker.

Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy

Tucker, Xuella (I47870)

28127

Year of birth is likely wrong, as Melia Sanders, also a daughter of William Sanders and Sally Weaver, was shown on her Texas Death Certificate as being born on February 9, 1887, only a few weeks after the year Bee was said to be born.

Sanders, J. Bea M. (I2484)

28128

Year of marriage might instead have been 1936, per A.C. Holder's obituary. His wifes earlier obituary showed the year as 1937.

Family: A.C. Holder / Ruby Farrow (F10220)

28129

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I20842)

28130

Yolanda Pepper Miller also shows he was married to an Alma P, born ca 1899 in Mississippi.

Is this the same man as the Tom B. Morgan who was listed in Prencinct 6 of Sabine County, Texas in 1920? That Tom B. Morgan was age 50, born ca 1870 in Texas, to a father born in Georgia and mother born in Mississippi. He was a Physician, married to 46 year old Allie Morgan, and father of John Morgan, a teacher age 25, and Hazel, age 16. Living in their household was a black household servant, 13 year old Sam Morris of Louisiana.

Thos. B. Morgan, Bronson, was on a list of 11 members of the Sabine County Medical Society, June 1910, in the TEXA STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, published in 1911. He was the president.

Morgan, Thomas Bruce (I8624)

28131

Yolanda Pepper Miller shows that she married, on 7 Dec 1924 in Jasper County, Texas, Connor McFarland.

Westbrook, Eva (I16841)

28132

Young followed his brother Atkins westward. After buying 100 acres from Atkins in 1753, then selling 100 acres to Edward Robertson with Atkins in 1755, Young also began operations in Granville County, buying 275 acres there on both sides of Shocco Creek by deed witnessed by his brother.

Sept. 18, 1759 - Littlebury Swinney also White, aged 9 yrs May 15, 1759, bound to Young McLemore "to learn the business of a Planter and to have a years Schooling", said McLemore "at the time of his freedom" agrees to give him "a young Horse Bridle & Saddle & decert suit of Cloaths." (Source: Bastardy Bonds from Granville County, N.C., 1749-1780, as transcribed at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/other/bas-bond.htm)

Young remained for a time, however, in Northampton County, serving in 1760 in that county's militia as a private in the cavalry troop of Capt. Henry Dawson. He was granted, also in 1760, 640 acres on both sides of Flat Creek in Granville County, and from then on made his home there. He picked up an additional 543 acres at the head of Shocco Creek, near his earlier tract, in February 1762.

Within three months, in May 1762, Young sold 200 acres on the north side of Shocco Creek, adjoining Ward and Macon. He was joined in this deed by his wife, Lucy. Thereafter, his lands seem to share a jurisdictional history similiar to Atkins', being found first in Granville County (where Young witnessed two deeds in 1763), then in Bute County (where he also witnessed a deed in 1766), then in Warren County (where he picked up four extra acres on the South Side of Sandy Creek in 1779), and finally in Franklin County where both he and his son Young Jr. were heads of household in the first U.S. Census of 1790.

On the last day of 1803, Young McLemore signed his will, and it was probated in Williamson County in April 1804. His principal legatees were his daughter Sukey GRAY and her children, though he mentioned another granddaughter as well. He is also known to have had at least two sons, Young Jr. and Nathaniel. His wife, Lucy died shortly before he did in 1803.

(James L. McLemore, III. pp 45-46).

Will Book 1800-1812, pp. 10-11:
April 1804: Young McLEMORE
named:
dtr Sukey GRAY
gson Young A. GRAY
gdtr Polly W. DICKSON
gdtr Sukey M. L. GRAY
gson James McK. [McL.?] GRAY
gdtr Sally S. GRAY
gson Henry K. GRAY
"I desire $1000 to be paid out of my estate toward the payment of the large tract of land that James GRAY bought of Gene ROBERTSON provided that the said GRAY divides the same equally between his two sons James M. K. GRAY and Henry K. GRAY, reserving to his wife" permission to live there until she dies

McLemore, Young (I21664)

28133

Young Phelps Haynes may have died in Noxubee County, Mississippi, prior to May 1854, as a Probate File related to his estate can be found on Family Search

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89QX-VKVK?i=70

"Mississippi Probate Records, 1781-1930," images, FamilySearch Noxubee > Chancery Court case files 1834-1916 no 599-621 > image 71 of 2375; county courthouses and public libraries, Mississippi.

Noxubee County, Mississippi
Chancery Court
Probate File #601

Young P Haynes, Estate

William A Combs appointed administrator on 8 September 1854.

Haynes, Young Phelps (I8866)

28134

Youngstown Vindicator
8-24-1944 p. 23
(Courtesy of Jean Kling Baun)

Gustave Rudersdorf, Retired Grocer, Dies

Gustave Rudersdorf, age 90, of 4212 Rush Blvd., retired grocer, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 5:18 p/m. Wednesday at this home. He was born in Haiger, Germany Feb. 20, 1854, and lived in the United States since 1881. Before his retirement, Mr. Rudersdorf operated grocery stores on the North Side and in Woodsworth. His wife, Anna Kling Rudersdorf, died 12 years ago. Mrs. Rudersdorf leaves a son, Harley R., with whom he lived; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Hofmeister Memorial Funeral Home, where friends may call Friday Evening.

Rudersdorf, Gustave (I28657)

28135

Yvette Schroeder writes that they were married shortly after he was discharged from his service to the Marine Corps during World War II.

Family: Paul James Payne / Vinita Joy Snow (F2895)

28136

Yvonne Mackiewicz (yvonne1955@sbcglobal.net) and Steve Dailey (scdailey@yahoo.com) both show the wife of William Helwig to be Sophia MUCK of Alsace, Germany (France). This is interesting, as their seem to be other MUCK's who also migrated from Erie County, NY to Tuscola County, Michgan...as well as possibly married into the STRIFFLER family, who followed the same route of migration.

Muck, Sophia (I29088)

28137

Yvonne McNaughton shows her as the daughter of Isaac Buckner and Susan Isabelle "Belle" Fall.

Buckner, Ileen (I14134)

28138

Zada W. Walker

Funeral services for Zada W. Walker, 79, of Kirbyville were held Sunday, Oct. 23, 1994, at Stringer and Griffin Funeral Home--Jasper Chapel in Jasper. Interment followed at Brookeland Cemetery in Brookeland, Sabine County.

She died Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1994, at a Beaumont Hospital.

Mrs. Walker has lived in Kirbyville the past 20 years and was a native of Pineland.

Survivors: husband, Leroy Walker of Kirbyville; a son, Perry L. Walker of Dayton; and sisters, Florine Perry of Jasper, Clarice Cochran of Bon Wier, and Beatrice Scott of Marshall.

Published in The Sabine County Reporter October 26, 1994, Page 14

Martin, Zada Wise (I28326)

28139

ZAHN

Bennie Jay Zahn born July 20, 1927 left us on the morning of February 11 of 2016. She was the fourth daughter of Leontine Morlas and Edward G. Zahn, named for her uncle Bernhardt (Benny) Zahn, Jr., and granddaughter of Amanda Gehrke and Bernhardt J. Zahn, Sr. and Lucine Roquevert and John Dominic Morlas. She is survived by her sister Amanda Zahn Martin (the late Emile Edgar III) and her brother-in-law James "Red" Johnson. She was predeceased by sisters Lucine Zahn Johnson and Johanette "Nettie" (Zahn) and Leon R. Kleinpeter, Jr. She is also survived by 16 nieces and nephews, Constance K. Meyers (Frank), Lillian Lucine Kleinpeter, Eugenia K. Silva (Glenn), Cynthia K. Lysinger (Mark), Leon R. Kleinpeter, III (Donna), Terry Marie K. Shaffer (Jack), Edward Z. Martin (Cynthia), Johnette Leontine Martin, Jay Emile Martin, Robert D. Martin (Mary), Gregory F. Martin, David E. Martin, Pamela J. Klagholz (John), Bruce D. Johnson, Ted W. Johnson, Elizabeth J. Huycke (Arthur), 22 great nieces and nephews, 11 great great nieces and nephews, and many loving cousins.

A lifelong resident of New Orleans, she attended Robert Mills Lusher Elementary School, Eleanor McMain High School, Louisiana State University and St. Mary's Dominican College, graduating with a BA in 1949. She was Department Manager in the Maintenance Division of Orleans Parish School Board and retired in 1984 with 34 years of service. Bennie's interests included travel, reading, craft projects and sewing, and, dearest to her, researching and writing of ancestral roots and family history. She left us instilled with precious memories of family togetherness and traditions, and with the Grace of God will share eternal life with her beloved family and friends.

A Funeral Service will be held at Lake Lawn Funeral Home, 5100 Pontchartrain Blvd., on Wed. February 17, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. Visitation from 12:00 p.m. with interment to follow in Metairie Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to St. Michael's Special School, 1522 Chippewa St., New Orleans, La. 70130.

Zahn, Bennie Jay (I23279)

28140

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I6112)

28141

Zelma L. Hawthorne Morgan, 91, of Kirbyville died Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012 at her daughters home in Vidor.

Funeral services will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, at Adams EE Stringer Funeral Home in Kirbyville with burial at Zion Hill Cemetery near Jasper. Visitation will be Friday from 5:00 ? 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home.

She was a native and lifelong resident of Kirbyville.

She is survived by 2 daughters, Faye Varner of Richmond and Nell Williams of Vidor; a brother, Eston Hawthorne of Groves; 4 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren.

http://www.adamseestringerfuneralhome.com/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=1390905&fh_id=13618

Hawthorne, Zelma Ludie (I9479)

28142

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Alice Winona Fullen (F4752)

28143

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F13774)

28144

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F13424)

28145

Zlata moved to the United States probably around 1901 and changed her name to Celie Smith. In Baltimore, she met other relatives who had emigrated from the Rakisik-Kupisik area, including a first cousin, Dov Ber Shapiro, who was from Kamai (Kamajai - "kah-mah-YAY"). Kamai is about 7 miles south of Rakisik. In America, Dov Ber had changed his name to Benjamin. Celie married Benjamin and thereafter was known as Celie Shapiro.

http://bayl.org/family-story/where-did-our-ancestors-live/

Family: Benjamin Shapiro / Celia Smith (F14120)

28146

Zorine "Jo" Wise, 72, of Kirbyville, passed away Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at Avalon Place in Kirbyville. A native and lifelong resident of East Texas, she enjoyed working crosswords and reading and was a member of the Brookeland Pentecostal Church. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 10:00 a.m. at Forest Oaks Funeral Home in Jasper with burial to follow at Oak Grove Cemetery in San Augustine. Visitation will be held on Friday, February 14, 2003 from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m at Forest Oaks. Survivors include two sons; Mike Wise and wife Eugenia of Kirbyville and Glen Strickland of Kirbyville; two daughters, Evelyn Honey and husband John T. Honey, Sr. of Dayton, and Dorothy Carrell and husband Rowland of Darnelle, Arkansas; one brother, Dave Carrell and wife Lillie of Brookeland; one sister, Johnnie Mae Ford of Jasper, along with twenty grandchildren, seventeen great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that memorial donation be made to Lakes Area Hospice, 254 Ethel St., Jasper, TX 75951. Services are under the direction of: Forest Oaks Funeral Home 601 West Gibson Street Jasper, Texas 75951 (409) 384-6676

Read more: http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/article/Deaths-February-14-2003-749906.php#ixzz1cHvTg9SK

Carrell, Zorine (I25285)

28147

Zula McLemore Spouse:Geo W Martindale Jr Marriage Date:25 Jan 1893 County:Lauderdale State:Alabama Performed By Title:Justice of the Peace Performed by Name:W M Thornton Source information:Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research

Family: George W. Martindale / Zular Asaphine McLemore (F8948)

28148

Zurada Bickham Travis 1861 - 1923, is buried in the Bronson Cemetery, Sabine County TX next to her Mother, Susan Blackburn Bickham Bailey. On the right side of Zurada is a grave outline in brick with no stone. Could this be her husband, William E. Travis who she married in Sabine County on the 2 December 1876? They had at least one child, John J. Travis born in Oct of 1889.

Bettye Bragg Wagstaff

Bickham, Zurada (I3793)

28149

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A Rachael Jennings was born in about 1800 in Feltville, New Jersey. No parents are listed for this child and a "relation, Flora L. Wilcox" is given as providing the information of the event-she was possibly the unmarried mother, the father being a Mr Jennings.

However this Rachael Jennings of Feltville has no proven connection with, and is possibly quite unrelated to, the future wife of Richard Strait.

Jennings, Rachael (I6269)

28150

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I6079)

28151

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Her name was spelt Malissa Ann Strait in I.G.I.

Strait, Melissa Ann (I6270)

28152

Burrows, Willy (I36664)

28153

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I36855)

28154

\\According to the book "Sabine County Marriages 1875-1900 1900-1910 Prior to 1875" by Blanche Toole, "Gooch, C.P. (married) R.J. Harper 3 July 1888 by M. Youngblood. Based on the following census records, it appears she was born in approximately 1868, and would have been about 20 years old when she married.

Roxie appears to be the daughter of James Robert Harper and Delia Rice, both of whom were born in Mississippi. At the time of the 1880 Sabine County census, they had a 12 year old daughter named Jane. There are no other Harper families in Sabine county with a daughter of that age.

Harper, Roxy Jane (I14262)

28155

\\Name: Amanda Biscamp
Death Date: 05 Jul 1960
Death Place: Newton, Newton, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: w
Death Age: 85 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 06 May 1875
Birthplace: Newton County, Texas
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Lou Biscamp
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Georgia Ann Kelley
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Home
Place of Residence: Bleakwood, Newton, Texas
Cemetery: Bleakwood Cemetery
Burial Place: Newton County, Texas
Burial Date: 06 Jul 1960
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2116316
Digital Film Number: 4166551
Image Number: 2793
Reference Number: item 6 cn 44100
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Biscamp, Amanda "Mandy" (I10250)

28156

\\Name: Homer Biscamp
Death Date: 09 Jun 1953
Death Place: Rt. 3, Kirbyville, Jasper, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Age: 67 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 1886
Birthplace: Newton Co., Texas
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Lou Biscamp
Father's Birthplace: Tex
Mother's Name: Georgia Ann Kelley
Mother's Birthplace: Tex
Occupation: Farming Own Farm
Place of Residence: Kirbyville, Jasper, Texas
Cemetery: Bleakwood Cemetery
Burial Place: Newton Co., Texas
Burial Date: 10 Jun 1953
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2113928
Digital Film Number: 4165509
Image Number: 571
Reference Number: cn 36909
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Biscamp, Homer (I10256)

28157

\\Name: Jess Biscamp
Death Date: 22 Jan 1939
Death Place: Kirbyville, Jasper, Texas
Gender: Male
Race:
Death Age: 64 years 9 months 14 days
Estimated Birth Date: 1875
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Alice Biscamp
Father's Name: Lou Biscamp
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Georgia Ann Kelly
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation:
Place of Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place:
Burial Date:
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2117862
Digital Film Number: 4030445
Image Number: 2690
Reference Number: cn 3222
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Biscamp, Jesse (I10251)

28158

]Name: Ida Mcphail Byrd
Gender: Female
Burial Date:
Burial Place: Wade, North Carolina
Death Date: 27 Feb 1988
Death Place: Fayetteville, Cumberland, North Carolina
Age: 76
Birth Date: 22 Sep 1911
Birthplace: Wade, North Carolina
Occupation: Nurses Aid
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Dallas Mclemore
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Minnie Norris
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B06311-2
System Origin: North Carolina-EASy
Source Film Number: 1991365
Reference Number: v 05B cn 5922
Collection: North Carolina Deaths and Burials, 1898-1994

McLemore, Ida Bell (I26753)

28159

Purkey, Lloyd (I35272)

28160

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I4006)

28161

Spencer, Homer Dwight (I6025)

28162

McLemore, Bessie Alice (I35264)

28163

Mason, Mary Pearl (I35669)

28164

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F8629)

28165

`She married first on 18 Nov 1883 Henry D. Boyett, and second married on 14 Sept 1902 John Simon Anderson, and is buried next to her first husband Henry D. Boyett at Gravel Hill Cemetery.

Travis, Martha (I6547)