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| 15301 | I46537 | McLemore | Alice | 5 Apr 1859 | 28 Jun 1859 | 0 | Tombstone engraved "Little Alice Mclmeore, Born Aprl 5th 1859, Died June 28, 1859." | STR06 |
| 15302 | I29878 | McLemore | Alice | Abt 1935 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | James Cumberland reports that his mother's youngest sister was named Alice, and was born after the 1930 census, probably around 1935. | STR06 |
| 15303 | I46010 | McLemore | Alice Jeanne | 23 Oct 1951 | 16 Mar 2011 | 0 | Obituary, copied from her FindAGrave memorial page, created by Candis Laningham and Maintained by Janice (O'Bryan) Byington: Alice Jeanne Jones, 59, was granted her angel wings on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at Valley Baptist Medical Center due to complications from diabetes. Alice was born October 23, 1951 in Harlingen, Texas to the late Clayton and Mary McLemore. She was the oldest sibling to Steven and Tommy. Alice graduated from Harlingen High School with the class of 1971. She then went on to Valley Baptist Nursing School and Texas Southmost College. Alice married Ebon Jones in July of 1982, and was an LVN nurse and worked in the home health industry for many years. She was involved with the Cameron County Livestock Show and was on the board for many years. She stayed active with the local 4-H club. Alice is survived by her husband of 28 years, Ebon; daughter, Stephanie, 26 of Odessa, TX; step-daughter, Tammy Larissa Thornburg, 39 (Jeff) of Anna, TX. Alice loved spending time with her grandchildren, Tyler (15), Reed (13), and Haley (9). Also surviving is her mother, Mary, her brothers, Steven (Ann) and Tommy (Martha); brothers-in-laws, Malcolm (Brenda) and Philip (Linda); numerous nieces and nephews, whom she loved dearly. Alice also leaves behind numerous friends. She was preceded in death by her dad, Clayton McLemore and in-laws, Milton and Ila. Visitation will be on Sunday, March 20, 2011 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Buck Ashcraft Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at Buck Ashcraft Funeral Home, 10:30 AM, Monday, March 21, 2011 with the Rev. Bob Cole officiating. Burial will follow at Restlawn Memorial Park in La Feria, Texas. Published: Valley Morning Star (Harlingen, TX) |
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| 15304 | I32072 | McLemore | Alida R. | 24 Aug 1897 | 3 Feb 1977 | 0 | Per the SSDI: Alida LAWRENCE 24 Aug 1897 Feb 1977 Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL |
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| 15305 | I32072 | McLemore | Alida R. | 24 Aug 1897 | 3 Feb 1977 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Maryland, Montgomery County, Wheaton District, Takoma Park Town Enumerated 14 Apr 1930 ED 16-35 SD 2 Sheet 14B Carroll Avenue 302-303-368 Lawrence, Ralph L Head 50 R M W 32 m 25 SC SC SC Doctor Public Health Service Lawrence, Alida R W F W 32 M 25 Ala Ala Ala Lawrence, Ann Dtr F W 5 S Ala SC Ala |
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| 15306 | I47113 | McLemore | Alis | 11 Mar 1889 | 22 Mar 1963 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Tennessee, Monroe County, Civil District no 12 Enumerated 29 Apr 1910 SD 3 ED 149 Sheet 7B 125-130 McLemore, Alis Head M W 19 M 1 Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Lassie Wf F W 19 M1 0 0/0 NC Tn NC 126-131 McLemore Bed M W 48 M1 25Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Syntha W F W 44 TennTenn Tenn McLemore, Josia DtrW F 14 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Ida Dtr F W 13 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Berry Son M W 12 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Clombus Son W W 9 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Issie Dtr F W 5 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Odd Son M W 2 S Tenn Tenn Tenn |
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| 15307 | I27845 | McLemore | Alla Agnes | 19 Jan 1908 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | http://www.shoemakefamily.com/sh00377.htm |
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| 15308 | I34265 | McLemore | Alma | 4 Apr 1906 | 19 Jan 2002 | 0 | She and Gordon separated sometime before the 1940 census, as she was the head of household in Titus County, Texas, listed as Widowed, age 34, and teaching school. The census also showed that she attended four years of college. Son Marvin was also listed in her home, and he was age 10. | STR06 |
| 15309 | I34265 | McLemore | Alma | 4 Apr 1906 | 19 Jan 2002 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1940 Census Texas, Titus County, Pr #1 Enumerated April 17, 1940 SD 1 ED 225-4 Sheet 4B Highway 49 and 271 73 R 6 Yes McGee, Alma Head F W 34 Wd No C-4 Tx R Titus Tx Teacher Public School McGee, Marvin Son M W 10 S Yes 4 Tx R Titus Tx |
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| 15310 | I27299 | McLemore | Alta Zary Lu | May 1865 | 14 Dec 1944 | 0 | In 1940 the widowed Alta Martindale was living with her daughter, Josie, in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Name Alta Z Martindale Event Type Death Event Date 15 Dec 1944 Event Place Sebastian, Arkansas Gender: Age (Original) 79 Race: Birth Year (Estimated) 1865 Certificate Number 1138 Page Number: Volume Number 68 Affiliate Film Number 1944 Citing this Record: "Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VJRP-SZV : accessed 20 Oct 2013), Alta Z Martindale, 1944. |
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| 15311 | I22253 | McLemore | Alton Lynwood | 2 May 1929 | 3 Sep 2011 | 0 | Roseboro Mr. Alton Lynwood McLemore, 82 of 2461 Fleet Cooper Road, died Saturday September 3, 2011 in Sampson Regional Medical Center. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 PM at Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Randy White, Rev. Roger White and Rev. Dudley Neal officiating. Burial will follow in Grandview Memorial Park. Born in 1929 in Sampson County, Mr. McLemore was the son of the late Alvin Hayes and Lillie Porter McLemore. He was a member of Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church and a former member of the Board of Deacons. He was a veteran of the US Army having served in the Korean War and a retired employee from the Lundy Packing Company after 39 years of service. He was also a retired farmer. He is survived by one sister, Hazel Bullard of Stokes. Two sister-in-laws, Lellon McLemore and Brenda McLemore. Several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marilyn Grantham McLemore. Two sisters, Bonnie Gilchrist and Doris Rich. Three brothers, Seavy McLemore, Ernest McLemore and Hubert McLemore. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the funeral at the church Condolences may be sent through www.royalhallfuneralhome.com. Services are entrusted with Royal-Hall Funeral Home in Clinton. |
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| 15312 | I30488 | McLemore | Alton Vanoy | 14 Sep 1923 | 21 Nov 1988 | 0 | His name was listed in "Masonic Death Records from the Grand Lodge of Arkansas, 1941-1990" compiled by Desmond Walls Allen, Copyright 1999; ISBN 1-56546-153-3, 315 pages His Find A Grave Memorial Page has a photo of his military marker. It is embossed with a cross, and the following: Alton Vanoy McLemore Sgt US Army World War II Sept 14 1923 Nov 21 1988 |
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| 15313 | I22207 | McLemore | Alvin Hayes | 31 May 1884 | 17 Jan 1941 | 0 | When he registered for the draft during World War I, he was married to Lilly, and a farmer in Roseboro, Sampson County, NC. He was described as medium heighth and build, with brown eyes and black hair. Obituary Clinton-A. H. McLemore, 56, prominent farmer of Little Coharie Township, died at this home Friday. Funeral services will be held at 1:15 p.m., Sunday at Elizabeth Baptist Church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. G.N. Ashley of Salemburg. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lilly Porter McLemore; three daughters, Mrs. R. P. Gilchrist, Mrs. R. R. Bullard, and Miss Doris McLemore; four sons, Linwood, Ernest, Hubert, and Seavy McLemore; two brothers, D. L. McLemore and O. D. (sic O. B.) McLemore; and a half brother, Amos McLemore. The News and Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) 18 January 1941, Saturday Courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore |
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| 15314 | I22207 | McLemore | Alvin Hayes | 31 May 1884 | 17 Jan 1941 | 0 | (Research): Census Informaton: 1920 Census North Carolina, Sampson County, Little Coharie Twp ED 89 McLemore, A.H. Head M W 35 M NC NC NC Farming McLemore, Lillie Wife F W 30 M NC NC NC McLemore, Seavy Son M W 8 S NC NC NC McLemore, Bonnie Dtr F W 6 S NC NC NC McLemore, Hazel Dtr F W 3 S NC NC NC 1930 Census North Carolina, Sampson County, Little Coharie Twp ED 13 McLemore, Alvin 46 M North Carolina Farmer McLemore, Lillie 39 F NC McLemore, Seary? H 19 M NC McLemore, Bonnie E 18 F NC McLemore, Lillie H 15 F NC McLemore, Alvin E 9 M NC McLemore, Hubert D 4 M NC McLemore, Alton I 3 M NC McLemore, Darris A F 1 NC They were listed immediately before Oscar McLemore. |
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| 15316 | I27293 | McLemore | Alvis Moore | 28 Oct 1871 | 24 Oct 1951 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1900 Census Alabama, Limestone County, Beat no 7 Pleasant Grove Enumerated 13 Jun 1900 SD 8, ED 89, Sheet 5B 85-85 McLemore (???) A. Hd W M Oct 1872 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Emma C Wife W F Sept 1878 21 M 4 1/1 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Dellmer Son W M Jul 1898 1 S Ala Ala Ala Lacrix, Oliver Bro-in-law W M Feb 1880 20 S Ala Ala Ala 1910 Census Alabama, Limestone County, Pr #7 Pleasant Grove Enumerated 27 Apr 1910 by Thos. W. .Bullington SD 8 ED 102 Sheet 7B Elk River ??? Road 125-125 McLemore, Alvis M Hd M W M1 14 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Emma C Wife F W 30 M1 14 4/4 Ala Ala Ala Farm Laborer McLemore, Delmir Son M W 11 S Ala Ala Ala Farm Laborer McLemore, Velmer Dtr F W 9 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Homa Son M W 7 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Alvis M. Son M W 5 S Ala Ala Ala 1920 Census Alabama, Limestone, Part of Slough Pr 10 Enumerated 8 Jan 1920 by Charlies Black SD 8 ED 110 Sheet 5B Athens Brown Ferry Road 85-96 McLemore, Alvis Hd M W 48 M ALa US Ala Farmer McLemore, Emma Wf F W 41 M Ala US US McLemore, Velma Dtr F W 19 S Ala Ala Ala Laborer Farm McLemore, Homer Son M W 16 S Ala Ala Ala Laborer Farm McLemore, Alvis Son M W 7 S Ala Ala Ala Laborer Home Farm McLemore, Burll Son M W 7 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Louise Dtr F W 3 5/12 S Ala Ala Ala 1930 Census Alabama, Limestone County, Slough Beat Pr 10 Enumerated April 23 24 1930 by George C Johnson ED 42-19 S 2 Sheet 11 A Brown's Ferry Road 195-196 McLemore, Alvis M Head M W 57 M24 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Emma C Wif F W 52 M19 Tn Ga SC None McLemore, Velma I. Dtr F W 29 S Ala Ala Tn Teacher McLemore, Alvis W. Son M W 25 S Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Burl M. Son M W 17 S Ala Ala Tn McLemore, Emma L Dtr F W 12 S Ala Ala Tn McLemore, Gervis M Dtr (sic) F W 8 S Ala Ala Tn |
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| 15317 | I27361 | McLemore | Alvis Wallace "Doc" | 10 Oct 1905 | 3 Mar 1983 | 0 | Middle name shown on FindAGrave, in error, as Wayland. Alvis md. Clefford Roberstson and had Harold. (The Lure and Lore of Limestone County, p. 147) Terry Albers instead shows that he was born in Tick Ridge, Tennessee. |
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| 15318 | I27361 | McLemore | Alvis Wallace "Doc" | 10 Oct 1905 | 3 Mar 1983 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1940 Census Tennessee, McMinn County, Etowah Town, Third Civil District Enumerated April 17, 1940 SD 2 ED 54-11 Sheets 7A and 7B 419/163-O-1500 Daugherty, Ida O Head F W 45 Wd No 8 8 Laundress Same Place ---/163-R-10 McLemore, Alvis Head M W 34 M No H2 10 Ala Cedature Ala Rodman Water Engineering Dept McLemore, Cleffa "X" Wife F W 29 M No H4 30 Ala Decatur Ala McLemore, Harold Son M W 8 S Yes 1 1 Ala Decatur Ala |
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| 15319 | I34258 | McLemore | Amanda | Abt 1845 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Tom Heseltine shows that she married a GUINN. The online tree,OUR FAMILY TREE McLEMORE (http://presys.com/~debinflorence/WMcLemore.html), also shows this marriage to John Thomas Guinn, on 27 Jun 1867 in Dade County, MO. She was also shown on this tree to have died on 13 Feb 1924 in Lawrence County, MO. | STR06 |
| 15320 | I32098 | McLemore | Amanda "Lina" | Mar 1860 | Abt 1905 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Twp & R 8, Pinhook Enumerated 1 June 1900 SD 8 ED 78 Sheet 11A Stamped 298 1-1 Henderson, John Hd W M Mar 1863 37 M13 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Henderson, Mandy Wf W F Mar 1860 M 14 Ala Ala Ala Henderson, Jane Dtr W F Jan 1888 12 S Ala Ala Ala Henderson, Har?y Son W M June 1895 4 S Ala Ala Ala Henderson, Riley Son W M Dec 1898 1 S Ala Ala Ala |
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| 15322 | I24465 | McLemore | Amanda F. | 13 Feb 1840 | 14 Jul 1922 | 0 | Also called Mandy. Rosa's papers say that Amanda's husband Philip was a veteran of the Civil War and a farmer in Seguin---and that he died in Seguin and Amanda in San Antonio. She lists their children as Margaret, Clara, Emma Edward, Walter, Mattie, Rex and Agnes. In 1880 and 1900, she was listed with her husband and children, and they were living in Seguin. In 1910 and 1920, she was living with her daughter, Clara Flowers, in San Antonio, Texas. Melba Gene McLemore found a copy of her obituary in THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT: Friday OBITUARY Mrs. Amanda Ebner Mrs. Amanda Ebner, 82, died at 5:15 Friday morning at the home of her daughters, Mrs. Emma NENTWIG, 3834 Montana street. She was a native of Louisiana and is survived by her four daughters, Mrs. Margaret SEMMLER of Kingsbury; Mrs. Clara FLOWERS and Mrs. Emma NENTWIG of San Antonio; and Mrs. Martha POGORZELSKI of Seguin; two sons, Ed P. EBNER of Pismo, Calif. and Walter EBNER of San Antonio, besides seventeen grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Lou STEDEAM (sic) of El Paso, and one brother, Selig (sic) McLEMORE of Oklahoma. The body will be sent to Seguin Saturday morning under the direction of the San Antonio Undertaking and Embalming Company and the funeral will be held Saturday afternoon with services in St. James Catholic Church. Name Amanda Ebner Event Type Death Event Date 14 Jul 1922 Event Place San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, United States Gender Female Marital Status Widowed Birth Date 13 Feb 1840 Birthplace , Louisiana Father's Name K J Mclemore Mother's Name Mary Jane Harrelson Informant Mrs. Emma Nentwig, San Antonio Certificate Number 19340 GS Film number 2074546 Digital Folder Number 005145608 Image Number 03100 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3CV-WH9 : accessed 24 Sep 2014), Amanda Ebner, 14 Jul 1922; citing certificate number 19340, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2074546. |
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| 15323 | I24465 | McLemore | Amanda F. | 13 Feb 1840 | 14 Jul 1922 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1860 Census Texas, Gualupe County, P.O. Seguin Enumerated 30 July 1860 Page 59, Stamped 310 253-395 P.H.Abner 27 M Teamster $950 Prussia Amanda Abner 20 F La. Margaret F. 2 F Tx Clara L. 2/12 F Tx Fritz Sembler 22 M Teamster Germany 1870 Not Located 1880 Census Philip Ebuer Self M M W 48 Ger Farming Ger Ger Amanda Ebuer Wife M F W 40 LA Keeping House MS MS Clara Ebuer Dau S F W 20 Tx At Home Ger La Emmon Ebuer Dau S F W 14 Tx At Home Ger La Mattie Ebuer Dau S F W 11 Tx At Home Ger La Edward Ebuer Son S M W 8 Tx At Home Ger La August Ebuer Son S M W 6 Tx Ger La Felix Ebuer Son S M W 3 Tx Ger La Leon Ebuer Son S M W 9 mon. Tx Ger La Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas FHL Film#1255308 NA Film #T9-1308 Page 328D 1900 Census Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin Ward 2, ED 64 Enumerated 7 June 1900 SD 12, ED 64, Sheet 6B 126-126 Ebner, Phillip Hd W M Nov 1832 68 M44 Farmer Germany Germany Germany Ebner, Amanda Wf W F July 1840 50 M44 10/7 La Tn Tn Ebner, August K Son M Mar 1874 26 Tx Germ La Day Labor Ebner, Walter Son M J?n 1877 23 Tx Germ La Day Labor Ebner, Rexford Son M Sept 1880 20 Tx Germ La Ebner, Agnes Dtr F Jul 1884 16 1910 Census Texas, Guadalupe County, Seguin Ward 4 Enumerated 16 Apr 1910 by Miss Irma Myers SD 15, ED 51, Sheet 3A Peter Flowers Hd 70 M/3 20 La La La Farmer Clara Flowers Wf 50 M/1 20 5/5 Tx Germany/German La Josephine Flowers Dtr 18 Tx La Tx Philipe Flowers Son 16 Tx La Tx Bernice Flowers Dtr 12 Tx La Tx Walter Flowers Son 10 Tx La Tx Gladis Flowers Dtr 5 Tx La Tx Amanda Ebner Mother in Law 70 10/7 La Miss Tn 1920 Census Texas, Bexar County, San Antonio Ward 6 Enumerated 14 Jan 1920 SD 14 ED 74 Sheet 16A Flowers, Clara F W 50 D Tx Germany La None Flowers, Josie F W 20 S Tx Tx Tx Stenographer Flowers, Walter M w 19 S Tx Tx Tx Stenographer Flowers, Gladys F W 14 S Tx Tx Tx Ebner, Amanda Mother Germany Germany Germany |
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| 15324 | I28837 | McLemore | America | Mar 1858 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Joseph Richardson shows her first name as Louise. | STR06 |
| 15325 | I29761 | McLemore | Ammy | Abt 1858 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1880 Census North Carolina, Cumberland County, Grays Creek Township Enumerated 24 Jun 1880 Page 29, SD 3, ED 61 249-249 Maclemor, Branson and Sarah 250-250 Maclomor, Reden and Caroline 251-251 Maclomor, Ammi W M 23 Single Farmer NC NC NC Maclomor, McNob W M 24 Married Farmer NC NC NC Maclmore, Lokay Ann W F 18 Married Wife Keeping House NC N C NC Maclemore, Reden W M 6/12 Son NC NC NC |
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| 15326 | I21775 | McLemore | Amos | Between 1760 and 1766 | 0 | James L. McLemore, the author, and Mark Freeman both show that Amos was a son of Moses McLemore and grandson of Wright McLemore. However, another researcher, Jim White, does not think Amos descended from the Wright McLemore family. In January, 2009, he posted to Mark Freeman's McLemore online tree: "Check the 1820 Giles County Tennessee Census and explain who Burwell and John McLemore are on that census..... Someone missed a necessary fact somewhere...Amos and his family did not descend of any Wright McLemore." Some researchers also show them as the parents of Lavina, Matthew and Louisa. Larry Kingsley is one such researcher. He shows that Lavina married John J. JOHNSTON, and that they had a large family. |
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| 15327 | I21775 | McLemore | Amos | Between 1760 and 1766 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1790 Census South Carolina, Cheraws District, St. Thomas Amos McLemore 1-2-1 One Free White Male of 16 and Upwards: Amos Two Free White Males under 16: Moses, Unknown Son One Free White Female: Equilla |
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| 15328 | I25606 | McLemore | Amos | 18 Sep 1796 | 12 Sep 1872 | 0 | According to the Probate Record for the Estate opf Thomas A. FONTAINE, State of Mississippi, Clarke County, on June 1, 1846, it was "Ordred by the Court that Amos McLemore, William Covington and John Atkinson be appointed appraisers of all and singular the goods, chattels and personal estate of Thomas A. Fontaine, dec'd." Source: http://www.msgw.org/clarke/probate2.html Larry Kingsley & Merritt Mullen show his date of death as 12 Sep 1872 in Clarke County, Mississippi, and his burial in the McLemore Cemetery, Quitman, Clarke County, Mississippi. |
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| 15329 | I25606 | McLemore | Amos | 18 Sep 1796 | 12 Sep 1872 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1830 Census Mississippi, Covington 2-0-0-0-0-1 2-2-1-0-1-0 Amos McLemore Two Males under Five One Male between 30 and 40 Two females under five Two females between five and ten One female between ten and fifteen One female between twenty and thirty 1840 Census Mississippi, Clarke County, Stamped 125 Amos McLemore 0-0-1-2-0-0-1 1-3-1-3-0-1-0 One male 10-15 Two Males 15-20 One male 40-50 One female under 5 Three Females 5-10 One Female 10-15 Three Females 15-20 One Female 30-40 1850 Census Mississippi, Clarke County, Beat 2 Enumerated 24 Aug 1850 by John M. White Stamped 168 (bottom of page) 279-281 Amos McLemore 54 M Farmer $200 SC (top of next page) 279-281 Elizabeth McLemore 47 F SC John McLemore 19 M Farmer Miss Katherine McLemore 18 F Miss Nancy McLemore 12 F Miss George McLemore 8 M Miss Martha McLemore 6 F Miss 1860 Census Mississippi, Clarke County, P.O. Quitman Enumerated 17 July 1860 Page 111 746-746 Amos McLemore 63 M Farmer $2,000 $14,023 SC Elizabeth McLemore 62 F SC George McLemore 18 M Miss Martha McLemore 16 F Miss |
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| 15330 | I13157 | McLemore | Amos | Abt 1813 | Aft 1887 | 0 | Based on the 1860 census, Amos appears to have been born ca. 1813. Amos was said to be the son of Raiford McLemore by researcher Robert McLemore Butler. However, based on the 1820 and 1830 Sampson County, NC census enumeration, Raiford did not appear to have any sons that were this age. Additionally, Raiford McLemore appears to have also been the father or otherwise closely associated with an Amos McLemore who was born ca 1845. Finally, in the Division of the lands of Raiford McLemore, done ca 1864, Amos was not mentioned. Due to all of these factors, it seems unlikely to me that Amos was a son of Raiford McLemore. It would therefore seem likely a that he was actually the son of one of Raiford's three older brothers, Hezekiah, Henry or Tobias. Very little is known about the makeup of HEZEKIAH's family. It appears that Hezekiah may have died sometime after 1813 when his last land transaction in Sampson County is recorded. It is possible, however, that he left surviving children in or around Sampson County. It is also possible that he moved away from North Carolina, presumably taking his family with him. James L. McLemore, III thinks it a strong possibility that Hezekiah moved to South Carolina, where he died ca. 1818. Based on naming patterns, however, it seems Hezekiah was more likely the father of Raiford McLemore, born ca 1815 than of Amos, born ca 1813. It is possible, however, that he was the father of Amos. HENRY had a son that was born between 1810 and 1820, and therefore he could be the father of Amos McLemore. Henry's family was in Bladen County, which was adjacent to Sampson County, at the time of the 1820 and 1830 census. Additionally, in 1870, a deed shows that Amos & Jemima McLemore sold property in Sampson County that was described as "Beginning at a stake on the old Pond two pines as pointers below his old house, whence with Henry McLEMORE's line...." That Amos's land adjoined land once owned by Henry adds weight to this possibility. However, James L. McLemore, III has ruled out Henry due to a Will filed by Henry in Georgia, and Amos is NOT included in his list of children by either of his two wives. Henry's sons born between 1910 and 1915 appear to have been John Wright McLemore and Wilson McLemore, and therefore Henry could not have been the father of Amos. Finally, TOBIAS McLemore, was also listed as having a son born between 1810 and 1815. By process of elimination, Tobias seems to be the most likely fit as being the father of Amos, unless of course Amos was the son of Hezekiah and Raiford, also born ca 1810-1815, was the son of Tobias. Based on all of the above, it is assumed that Amos is the son of Tobias, and Raiford the son of Hezekiah. Further proof should be sought out to support both assumptions. Sampson County Deed Book Book 24, page 56 Abstract of Deed Amos McLEMORE to Raiford McLEMORE This indenture made the fourteenth day of February in year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred & thirty five between Amos MACLAMORE of the County of Sampson and State of North Carolina of one part & Raiford MACLAMORE of the State and County aforesaid of the other part....I the said Amos MACLAMORE for and in consideration of the sum of thirty-five dollars to me paid in had by said Raiford MACLAMORE the receipt whereof the said Amos MACLAMORE doth hereby acknowledge have given granted and by these presents doth give grant convey and confirm unto the Raiford MACLAMORE his heirs or assigns a certain tract or parcel of land in the County aforesaid containing by estimation one hundred acres of Land to the same more or less lying on the East side of Little Cohara between the tract of land occupied the said MACLAMORE and another tract...by Thomas PAGE and other wise bounded by the Big Branch on the North and the Big Branch on the South log...to have and to hld to him the said Raiford MACLAMORE his heirs and assigns forever in fee Simple and free from all encumberances...the said Amos MACLAMORE doth convenant and agree to and with the said Raiford MACLAMORE to warrant and forever defend the above mentioned land....In witness whereof said Amos MACLAMORE had her unto set his hand and fixed his seal the day and date above written by Amos (his mark) MACLAMORE Signed Sealed & delivered presents of Lott RICH, SR. and Lott RICH Registered the 3rd of April 1835 W. ROYAL, Registar (Abstracted by Melinda McLemore Strong 30 May 2005) An Amos McLemore, Cumberland County NC is listed on the index of the US Southern Claims Commission, 1871-1880, Office number 819 , Report number 3, year 1873, Status B. |
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| 15331 | I13157 | McLemore | Amos | Abt 1813 | Aft 1887 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1860 Federal Census North Carolina, Sampson County, McDaniels District, PO Warrensville Enumerated 14 July 1860 Page 83 Stamped 433 Amos McLEMORE 47 M Farmer 1500 1000 NC Jemima McLEMORE 51 F NC Mary J McLEMORE 21 F NC Anna McLEMORE 20 F NC Lofton McLEMORE 17 M Farm Laborer NC Haywood McLEMORE 15 M NC 1870 Census North Carolina, Cumberland County, Cedar Creek Twp, PO Cedar Creek Enumerated 9 Aug 1870 162-170 Maclamore, Amos 59 M W Farmer 1500 350 NC Maclamore, Jemima 59 F W Keeping House NC Maclamore, Ann 28 F W At Home NC Maclamore, Edward 23 M W Farm Hand NC [Is this a son, Edward, or grandson Edward C (age 3), likely a son, missing from the 1850 census, as the younger Edward is enumerated with his parents in Sampson County in 1870] 1880 Federal Census North Carolina, Cumberland County, Cedar Creek Twp Enumerated 15 and 16 Jun 1880 Page 36D SD 3 ED 59 MACELMORE, Amos W M 64 Farmer NC MACELMORE, Jemima W F 65 Wife Keeping House NC MACELMORE, Ann W F 36 Dtr Laborer NC MACELMORE, Edward C W M 18 Grandson Laborer NC |
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| 15332 | I25598 | McLemore | Amos | 23 Aug 1827 | 5 Oct 1863 | 0 | Henry Lee writes that the Leaf River Baptist Minutes show that Amos McLemore was baptised on June 20, 1830. Minutes show he became a leader in the church, a close affiliated of the Providence Baptist Church now in Forrest County, Mississippi. The following Biographical information was excerpted from Everett Roy Hammond's complilation titled MAJOR AMOS McLEMORE, Published by the Jones Co. Genealogical & Historical Organization, Laurel, MS, 2002. "Amos moved with his family to Perry County, Mississippi [around 1836] when they settled on the old homeplace out from Estabuchie. At the time of his marriage to his cousin, Rosa Lavinia McLemore, Amos was a Methodist-Episcopal minister in the Leaf River Circuit encompassing Jones and Perry counties. He was also working as a school teach in Ellisville where he and Rosa lived. How long Major McLemore worked as a teacher and minister is not known. The 1860 census gives his occupation as "merchant." He was engaged in the merchantile business with Dr. John McCormick Bayliss near the old Bayliss home, on the west side of the Leaf River and west of Eastabutchie, MS. John Bayliss was a son of wealthy slaveholder and Methodist minister, George Bayliss. This is the same John Bayliss who was a secessionist candidate in the Jones County election held Dec. 20, 1861. His opponent was John H. Powell, Jr. a Unionist candidate. It is known that Amos was involved in land speculation during this period and had increased both his wealth and status. Thus at the beginning of the War Between the States, Amos and Rosa were quite prosperous. They owned at least 700 acres of land and a half interest in the mercantile business. However, like the majority of most Southerners, Amos's wife apparently lost almost everything during the War except the land, site of the old homeplace, which Amos's mother, Anna Maria, had inherited from her husband John when he died in 1854. Confederate law provided for receipt of organized units as well as individual recruits into military service. Amos McLemore wrote the Confederate States President, Jefferson Davis, requesting permission to raise a company on May 27, 1861. Permission was granted, and on August 10, 1861, the company raised by McLemore was enlisted in Ellisville, Jones County, Mississippi. McLemore called his company the Rosinheels (sometimes written as Rosin Heels) and that is the name that appears on the first muster roll of the company. It was eventually replaced by the official designation, Company B, 27th Mississippi Infantry Regiment. The original 99 officers and men were drawn primarily from Jones and Perry counties. They marched from Ellisville to Marion Station, Lauderdale County where they were mustered into service on September 10, 1861 and Amos was commissioned as Captain. The Rosinheels were first sent to Pensacola, Florida and assigned to the defense of Fort McRee. In 1862, they were sent by train to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Some six weeks after their arrival they, along with the rest of Bragg's command, embarked to Perryville, Kentucky and on Oct. 8, 1862 some 16,000 Confederate troops engaged and defeated a Yankee army of 60,000 men. The battle of Perryville is remember for its intensity and fury and lasted only about six hours. At the end of the day, some 7,5000 men on both sides were dead, wounded or missing. Half of the Rosinheels were either killed or wounded, with Capt. McLemore himself seriously wounded. In late December, barely recovered from their last battle, the 27th Mississippi Regiment was ordered to form a line of battle before Murfreesboro, flanking to the right of Walthall's Brigade in an open field swept both by freezing rain and intense Union artillery and rifle fire. Virtually two-thirds of the Confederate's effective foreces were destroyed on a piece of ground less than an acre in size. In spite of this, they swept the Union troops back 1200 yards, caputuring six artillery pieces and an entire company of Union Sharpshooters. Many men were sent to the rear suffering form exhaustion and exposure, but Capt. McLemore remained in command of the Rosin Heels throughout the engagement. After the battle, their duty consisted mainly of working on fortification and patrolling roads facing the enemy. On March 26, 1863, Amos McLemore was promoted to the rank of Major and third in command of the 27th Regiment. In July, 1863, his regiment, along with the rest of Walthall's Brigade, was sent to Atlanta to protect the supply depots and ordinance shops there from the Union Army. Maj. Amos McLemore's temporary and final assignment for the confederacy was not on the battlefield. Gettysburg and Vicksburg had been lost with an appalling number of casualities.The Confederate forces were in desparate need of men to replace those they had already lost. In mid-August, 1863, McLemore was sent by General Bragg to return to the area in which his original regiment had been raised in order to both encourage new enlistment and to return stragglers to the ranks of their regiment. He was to persuade if possible, and compel if necessary, the return to service of the large number of deserters and stragglers in the area. With the help of an Amnesty offer from General Bragg, Major McLemore had had considerable success, and was known to have returned some 119 soldiers to battlefield. However, on October 5, 1863 his mission and his life was cut short by fatal shots reported to be fired by Newt Knight. Maj. McLemore died in the home of State Representative Amos Deason's home in Ellisville, Mississippi, surrounded by his officers and good friends. Newt Knight was said to have have confessed his complicity in the crime to his son, Thomas Jefferson Knight. In a much later interview with Meigs Frost, he stated that "We stayed out in the woods minding our own business until the Confederate Army began sending raiders after us like bloodhounds...then we saw we had to fight." No individual, however, was ever charged with McLemore's murder, and no one was prosecuted, no official justice ever rendered. Newt Knight died as an old man of ninety-two years of age in 1922. His Tombstone reads: "Major Amos McLemore, 27th Regt. Miss. Volunteers, C.S.A. Born Aug. 23, 1823, Assassinated while in the discharge of his duties as a Soldier, Sept 14, 1863. He was a bright Mason, a devoted Confederate Soldier, and a M.E. Minister." An inscription on the base of the marker reads "By Leaf River Lodge No. 19, A.F. and A. Mason." A government issue flat confederate marker is also located at the foot of his grave. The date of death on the tombstone contradicts the one found in his official military records, and is therefore assumed to be incorrect. The date of birth also is about four years earlier than census records would indicate. It appears he may have actually been born in August 1827. |
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| 15333 | I25598 | McLemore | Amos | 23 Aug 1827 | 5 Oct 1863 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census Mississippi, Jones County Enumerated 20 August 1850 by G. B. Harvey 62-62 Amos McLemore 23 M School Teacher Miss Rosie McLemore 21 F Miss 1860 Census Mississippi, Jones County, Page 21 P.O. Ellisville Amos McLemore 34 M Miss Merchant R.V. McLemore 25 F Miss S.R. McLemore 9 F Miss John C.C. McLemore 7 M Miss Jane McLemore 4 F Miss R. McLemore 3 F Miss Bud McLemore 6/12 M Miss (Transcription courtesy of Everett Hammond) |
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| 15334 | I26085 | McLemore | Amos | 3 Dec 1829 | 2 Sep 1903 | 0 | Rev. William P. McLemore, in a section on his website devoted to Notable McLemore's (Website: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/3476/mclem1.htm), has the following biography: Amos McLemore was a planter of Lauderdale County, Mississippi, born in Chickasaw County, December 3, 1829. His parents, William and Martha (Joiners) McLemore, were born in North Carolina and Tennessee in 1800, respectively, moved to Covington County when he was but a child, and in 1838 they moved to Lauderdale County and settled near where Meridian is now situated. Amos was married in 1855 to Miss Mary Jane McShan, of Lauderdale County, by whom he had nine children: William, Andrew, Virginia, Fannie, Acquila, Laura, Kirkland, and a son who lived only a month. At the opening of the Civil War, Mr. McLemore enlisted in the Confederate Army and upon the return of peace, he turned his attention to planting, notwithstanding the fact that, during the war, his plantation had been rifled of all valuables, and had grown up to weeds. He turned his attention to the culture of cotton, in which he was quite successful and made money. He owned one thousand acres of land, three miles northeast of Meridian, MS. He was considered a self-made man, well posted on general topics of the day, benevolent, charitable, and generous, but not active in politics. (Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi, Volume 2 (1891). |
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| 15335 | I26085 | McLemore | Amos | 3 Dec 1829 | 2 Sep 1903 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1870 Census Mississippi, Lauderdale County, Twp 6 Enumerated 13 August 1870 Page 114, Stamped 80 938-938 McLemore, Amos 39 M W Farmer $535 $1200 Miss McLemore, Mary J 31 F W Keeping House Ala McLemore, William F 13 M W Farm Laborer Miss McLemore, Cornelius A.J. 11 M W Farm Laborer Miss McLemore, Jennie M 8 F W Miss McLemore, Fannie 3 F W Miss McLemore, Allthe? L. 8/12 F W Miss Oct [indexed by Ancestry.com as Walker McLemore] 1880 Census Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Oc cupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Amos MCLEMORE Self M Male W 50 MS Farmer TN TN Jane MCLEMORE Wife M Female W 40 AL Keeping House SC --- Andrew MCLEMORE Son S Male W 21 MS Farm Laborer MS AL Jennie MCLEMORE Dau S Female W 18 MS At Home MS AL Victoria MCLEMORE Dau S Female W 15 MS At School MS AL Fannie MCLEMORE Dau S Female W 13 MS At School MS AL Aquilla MCLEMORE Dau S Female W 11 MS At School MS AL Laura MCLEMORE Dau S Female W 8 MS MS AL Kirkland MCLEMORE Son S Male W 3 MS MS AL Sarah*** MCLEMORE Sister S Female W 45 MS TN TN Source Information: Census Place Meridian, Lauderdale, Mississippi Family History Library Film 1254653 NA Film Number T9-0653 Page Number 59C ***Is this is stepsister, Sarah Alford Fortson? Some researchers speculate that she married her step brother, William McLemore. If so, this would make her both a stepsister and sister-in-law to Amos. Sarah Alford Fortson, however, was born ca 1837 in Alabama. This would make her around age 43 in 1880. Lauderdale, Mississippi marriage records show a Mrs Mary Fortson and William McLemore marrying on 12 July 1840. 1900 Census Mississippi, Lauderdale County, Beat One Enumerated 16 Jun 1900 SD 5 ED 12 Sheet 12B 238-238 McLemore, W F Head W F Mar 1859 41 W 8/8 Miss Ala Ala (Appears to be Mrs. W F McLemore) McLemore, Ernestine Dtr W F Jan 1880 20 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Lawrence Son W M Nov 1882 18 Miss Miss Miss Machinist McLemroe, Corrinna Dtr W F Feb 1854 16 S Miss Miss Miss At School McLemore, Lewis Son W M Dec 1887 12 S Miss Miss Miss At School McLemore, Octavia Dtr W F Jun 1889 10 S Miss Miss Miss At School McLemore, Lamar Son W M May 1892 8 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Lee Son W M Spet 1894 5 S Miss MIss Miss McLemore, William Son W M Dec 1898 1 S Miss Miss Miss 240-240 McLemore, Amos Head W M Dec 1829 70 M 45 Miss NC Tenn Farmer McLemore, Mary J Wf W F Dec 1838 61 M 45 9/6 Ala SC SC McLemore, Quilla O Dtr W F Oct 1869 30 S Miss Miss Ala McLemore, Lewis K Son W F Mar 1877 23 S Miss Miss Ala Farmer |
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| 15336 | I21807 | McLemore | Amos | Abt 1845 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | He was listed on the 1850 and 1860 census in the household of Raiford McLemore, but not in the 1864 Division of the Lands of Raiford McLemore. Could he have died prior to that date? | STR06 |
| 15337 | I26712 | McLemore | Amos | 14 Jan 1867 | 29 Sep 1964 | 0 | Obituary, as transcribed from the clipping posted on his FindAGrave memorial page: Amos McLemore Funeral services for Amos McLemore, 97, who died Tuesday at a local hospital, were held Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. at the Hebron Methodist Church with the Revs. Jimmy Lowery and J. W. McCall officiating. Burial was in the Hebron cemetery. A resident of the Hebron community for the past 63 years, he had made his home with his son, T. A. McLemore, Route 2, Taylorsville. He was a retired farmer and member of the Hebron Methodist Church. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Amada Suggs, Hattiesburg; Mrs. Stella Sumrall, Moss Point; two sons, A. H. McLemore, Mobile, Ala; and T. A. McLemore, Route 2, Taylorsville; 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Thompson's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. |
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| 15338 | I26712 | McLemore | Amos | 14 Jan 1867 | 29 Sep 1964 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Mississippi, Jones County, Beat Two Enumerated 4 May 1910 SD 6 ED 74 Stamped 88 184-184 McLemore, Amos Head M W 43 M1 17 Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Roener Wf F W 37 M1 17 6/5 Miss Miss Ga McLemore, Perlie Dtr F W 16 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Mandie Dtr F W 14 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Estella Dtr F W 12 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Hurl Son M W 6 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Taylor Son M W 3 S Miss Miss Miss 1920 Census Mississippi, Jones County,Beat 2 Laurel Enumerated 6 Jan 1920 SD 6 ED 85 Sheet 3A 42-44 (Indexed on Ancesty.com as Mclemare) McLemore, Amos Head M W 63 M Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Raener Wf W F 47 M Miss Miss Ga McLemore, Perlie Dtr F W 24 S Miss Miss Ga McLemore, Mandie Dtr F W 23 S Miss Miss Ga McLemore, Hurl Son M W 16 S Miss Miss Ga McLemore, Taylor Son M W 12 S Miss Miss Ga 1930 Census Mississippi, Jones County, Beat 2 Enumerated May 1, 1930 ED 34-12 SD 9 Sheet 16B 309-313 McLemore, Amos Head M W 63 M 25 Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Roena E Wf S W 57 M 19 Miss Miss Ga McLemore, Taylor A. SOn M W 22 S Miss Miss Miss |
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| 15339 | I26862 | McLemore | Amos | Jan 1897 | Nov 1923 | 0 | He was not listed as among the survivors of his father, Albert George McLemore, who died in 1940. April Makerney writes that his widow, Ethel (born ca 1901 in OK), was living in a Tulsa area boarding house and working as a stenographer as of the 1930 census. April also believed they were without issue. However, the Ledesma Family tree shows that Amos McLemore and Ethel Crowder were the parents of three sons, Graden Haskell McLemore (1917-1917), Coy Hershel McLemore (1919-1928) and Aubrey Alvin McLemore, born 1921. |
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| 15340 | I26862 | McLemore | Amos | Jan 1897 | Nov 1923 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1920 Census Oklahoma, Choctaw County, Jeter Twp, Enumerated 11 and 12 February 1920 by Mrs. Jessie L. Carter SD 3, ED 73 Sheet 9B Fam 169-190 McLemore, Albert G Hd M W 52 Wd Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, George Son M W 36 S Ala Miss Ala Laborer McLemore, Amos Son M W 22 S Ala Miss Ala Laborer McLemore, Viola Dtr F W 15 S La Miss Ala McLemore, Edna Dtr F W 12 S La Miss Ala McLemore, Mary Dtr F W 10 S Ok Miss Ala McLemore, Ethel Dtr-in-law F W 19 M Ok US Ark |
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| 15341 | I22201 | McLemore | Amos Bullard | 5 Mar 1869 | 3 Feb 1944 | 0 | Bonnie Seiler has him instead listed as Amos Leslie, with a date of birth in 1866. His granddaughter, Diane McLemore Harrison, writes that "Amos was hired by Gulf Oil around the turn of the 20th century and move to the Shreveport area from North Carolina. He drilled offshore platforms in Caddo Lake for Gulf. Allegedly, not proven yet, he help drill the first offshore well." Name Amos Bullard Mclemore Titles and Terms Event Type Death Event Date 03 Feb 1944 Event Place Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana Gender Male Age 74 Race (Original) White Birth Year (Estimated) 1870 Birthplace North Carolina Father's Name L H Mclemore Father's Titles and Terms Mother's Name Elizabeth Parker Mother's Titles and Terms Spouse's Name Katherine Spouse's Titles and Terms Certificate Number 1720 Page GS Film number 1220636 Digital Folder Number 004213508 Image Number 02025 Citing this Record: "Louisiana, Deaths Index, 1850-1875, 1894-1956," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FSB3-M65 : accessed 29 Sep 2014), Amos Bullard Mclemore, 03 Feb 1944; citing Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana, certificate number 1720, State Archives, Baton Rouge; FHL microfilm 1220636. |
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| 15342 | I22201 | McLemore | Amos Bullard | 5 Mar 1869 | 3 Feb 1944 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Not located 1920 Not located 1930 Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Shreveport City Enumerated April 10, 1930 ED 959 SD 1 Sheet 11A Stamped 220 East Delaware 246-251 McLemore, A. B. Head M W 61 M 32 NC NC NC Driller Oil McLemore, Elizabeth K Wf H F W 52 M 26 NC NC NC McLemore, Corless A Son M W 25 S Tx NC NC Laborer Oil McLemore, Lena May Dtr F W 21 S Tx NC NC Clerk Hearon Dry Goods McLemore, Santford Son M W 20 S La NC NC McLemore, Agaretha Dtr F W 17 S La NC NC McLemore, Aran Son M W 13 S La NC NC McLemore, Katherine Dtr F W 13 S La NC NC |
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| 15343 | I27736 | McLemore | Amos Buryle | 30 Sep 1900 | 21 Jun 1972 | 0 | On this registration card for the World War I draft, his middle name was spelled Burrel, and he instead listed his date of birth as September 3, 1900. He was farming for his father, J. R. McLemore, and listed his nearest relative as his mother, Dessie McLemore of Athens. He was of medium heighth, slender and had brown eyes and red hair. The application was completed on September 12, 1918. When he completed his application for a social security account in 1936, he was unemployed, and living on Route #5 in Athens, Alabama. He had a military marker, inscribed: Alabama PFC Army Air Forces World War II |
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| 15344 | I26642 | McLemore | Amos Haywood | 24 Jan 1919 | 30 Apr 1920 | 0 | Old Bluff Presbyterian Church (Cemetery Records?) Section VIII 12. Amos Haywood, son of D.O. & M. J. McLemore 24 Jan 1919 -30 Apr 1920 |
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| 15345 | I22305 | McLemore | Amos Leslie | 9 Apr 1903 | 25 Oct 1985 | 0 | Biographical information below was copied from his FindAGrave memorial page, created by David Ayscue III, a son-in-law: Grew up in Cape Fear region of North Carolina. Very intelligent man, who was forced to quit school after 8th grade to help support his family. Became a bookkeeper/accountant for Swift Company meats for many years. Avid stamp collector and enjoyed walking. Raised four children: one son, Amos Leslie McLemore, Jr. (of first wife, who died in childbirth or soon thereafter - maiden name Beard?); and 3 daughters: Agnes McLemore, Nancy Brown McLemore and Kay McLemore (by wife, Agnes Vann Brown McLemore, d. 2005). Passed away of heart attack in 1985; loving wife Agnes passed away Feb, 10, 2005 at age 98. |
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| 15346 | I22305 | McLemore | Amos Leslie | 9 Apr 1903 | 25 Oct 1985 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1940 Census North Carolina, Vance County, Henderson Ward 3 Enumerated April 15, 1940 SD 4 ED 91-5 Sheets 4B and 5A 91-R McLemore, A L Head M W 37 M No H-4 NC North Fork McDowell West Va Bookkeeper Wholesale Produce McLemore, Agnes Wf F W 33 M No C-1 NC North Fork McDowell West Va McLemore, Leslie Son M W 11 S Yes 6 Va North fork McDowell West Va McLemore, Agnes Dtr F W 8 S Yes 2 NC North fork McDowell West Va McLemore, Nancy Dtr F W 6 S No West Virginia North fork McDowell West Va McLemore, Lena K Dtr F W 2 S West Virginia |
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| 15347 | I26936 | McLemore | Amos Leslie | 12 Apr 1929 | 2 Jun 2020 | 0 | Rolesville Amos Leslie "Les" McLemore Jr. died peacefully on June 2nd, 2020, at the age of 91. He was born in Norfolk, Virginia, April 12, 1929. He was the son of the late Amos L. McLemore Sr. and Marie Cahoon McLemore, and step-mother Agnes Brown McLemore. Les graduated from Henderson High School in 1946, followed by a two-year tour of duty with the U.S. Navy, where he was discharged in 1948 as a Navy corpsman and a Veteran of WWII. He graduated from Wake Forest University in 1951, with a Bachelor of Science degree. He received numerous statewide awards and recognitions for his performance while employed by the State of North Carolina for over 30 years. He was a member of Rolesville Baptist Church. He taught Sunday School and served on many committees as a life-long Baptist. He also served on both the Planning Board and as a Commissioner for the Town of Rolesville. Les is survived by his wife of 63 years, Virginia Stainback McLemore, sons Amos L. McLemore III and Jonathan K. McLemore and his wife Barbara, granddaughter Jenna Brock McLemore, step-granddaughters Kristen and Stephanie Johnson and step great grandchildren Olivia and Aiden. He is also survived by his sisters, Agnes M. Dodd of Henderson, Nancy M. Moody (J.W.) of Henderson, Kay M. Scarborough of Virginia Beach, VA, Aunt Elsie Cahoon Riggs of Virginia Beach, VA, brothers-in-law Grady T. Stainback (Phyllis) of Henderson and Bobby Stainback (Peggy) of Franklin, VA and numerous nieces and nephews. Due to the current circumstances surrounding COVID-19, a private ceremony will be held at a future date for members of the family. His remains will be entombed at the First Baptist Church Columbarium in Henderson. Les touched the lives of many, and will be dearly missed. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Rolesville Baptist Church Building Fund, 203 E. Young Street, Rolesville, NC 27571. Arrangements are by J.M. White Funeral Home of Henderson. Downloaded from the J W White website |
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| 15348 | I28869 | McLemore | Anderson L. | Sep 1855 | Bef 1910 | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore quotes Luke Tyler as telling her that "Anderson was killed cutting the top of an Oil & Gas barrel, which exploded." Luke's wife was the granddaughter of W.H. "Will" HANNAFORD, brother of Lula Ann Hannaford McLemore. Luke also informed Melba that Dudley Davis of Reid, Mississippi had a box of material about this family that came to him from the home of the late Iris McLemore. | STR06 |
| 15349 | I28869 | McLemore | Anderson L. | Sep 1855 | Bef 1910 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1900 Census Mississippi, Calhoun County, Beat 2 Enumerated 11 June 1900 SD 2 ED 12 Sheet 6B 111-111 McLemore, Anderson L Hd W M Sept 1858 44 M 2 Ala La Ala Farming McLemore, Lula Wf W F Sept 1869 M 2 1/1 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, John A Son W M Dec 1890 9 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Fannie Y Dtr W F FEb 1893 7 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Harvey C Son W M Jan 1900 6/12 S Miss Miss Miss 1910 Census Mississippi, Calhoun County, Beat 2 Enumerated 15 Apr 1910 SD 4 ED 20 Sheet 1B 11-11 Vocklemore, L Hd F W 46 W 4/4 Miss Miss Miss Farmer Vocklemore, Menry Son M W 8 S Miss Miss Miss Helps on Farm Vocklemore, Lullia Dtr F W 7 S Miss Miss Miss Vocklemore, Mattie C. Dtr F W 5 S Miss MIss Miss Vocklemore, Iricy Dtr F W 2 S Miss Miss Miss 12-12 Watt and M.A. Hannaford (Lula's brother) born ca 1871 Mississippi, with their nine children |
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| 15350 | I26630 | McLemore | Anderson Perry | 3 Oct 1818 | 1 Dec 1896 | 0 | Hopkins Co. TX - Anderson McLemore Submitted by: June E. Tuck Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm Anderson McLemore died December 1, 1896. Mr. McLemore was born in the state of Georgia, October 3, 1818. He professed religion and joined the Methodist Church and was made a Mason about the same time in Chambers County, Alabama, from where he moved, sometimes in the forties, to Arkansas, carrying with him love for the church and Masonry. He was happily married three times, his first wife having been Miss Jane Ward (sic) of Alabama; his second wife, Miss S. B. Holderness, of Arkansas; and his last, who survived him, Mrs. S. P. Williams, Nee Miss Ashcroft. Twelve children were born to the deceased; five by the first wife, three by the second wife, and four by the third wife, but only four of these children are living - one of the first and three of the last family. Mr. Anderson first came to Hopkins County, Texas, in 1863, returning to Arkansas just after the late war, but finally coming back to Hopkins County in 1869, since which time and until his death he as been a resident of this county, having made his home for the past few years of his life in Sulphur Springs. Courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore ABSTRACTS OF EARLY RECORDS OF HOPKINS CO TX. Will Book 1, p.260 Will of Anderson McLemore, dec'd. to daughters Mrs. Virginia A. Crowley, 36 acres out of the NE corner of my prairie place, 16 acres East end of timber tract bought of Reily. 1/6 part of cattle and horses. To children of Mary W. Atkinson who are now living: Saml W. Atkinson, Jno C. Atkinson, Mary W. Atkinson, Bettie P. Atkinson, Annie J. Atkinson & McLemore ATkins of _____ Co, AR, $5 each. Beloved wife Sue P. McLemore, house and lot in Sulphur Springs. Also to wife and 4 children: Luther A. McLemore, Adaline R. McLemore, Franklin A. Mclemore & James M. McLemore, remaining part of prairie and timbered land, horses, cattle, etc. Executrix: Sue P. McLemore. Wit: Robert M. Henderson, W. N. Barlett, Saml. G. Tomlinson. Made in 1885. Filed 29 Mar 1897. Copied from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~katy/hldness/b84.html |
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| 15351 | I26630 | McLemore | Anderson Perry | 3 Oct 1818 | 1 Dec 1896 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1860 Census Arkansas, Calhoun County, Moro Township. P O Chambersville Enumerated 9 Aug 1860 Page 15 90-90 A. McLemore 41 M Farmer 7000 35000 Georgia Sallie McLemore [nee Holderness] 34 F NC Alex McLemore 15 M Farmer Ala P. McLemore 79 M Mechanic Ala A. S. Holdnings [Dr. Algernon Sidney Holderness] 26 M Doctor NC John McLemore 17 M Farmer NC An 8 year old Virginia McLemore was living in Chambers County, Alabama with the Ware family in 1860. That Virgnia was born in Arkansas as well. The Ware's are presumably her maternal grandparents, so it appears she was indeed the daughter of Anderson and his first wife, Jane Ware/ 1870 Census Texas, Hopkins County, Black Jack Grove, Precinct 4 Enumerated 29 Sept 1870 Page No. 19, Stamped 150 125-125 McLemore, Anderson 51 M W Farmer 1800 4000 Georgia If married with the year: August McLemore, Alexander 26 M W Farmer 1000 2000 Alabama McLemore, Virginia 16 (sic, s/b 18) F W Keeping House Arkansas HH #126 is family headed by 41 year old Malissa McLemore of Georgia, who was Black |
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| 15352 | I38398 | McLemore | Andrew Denton | 11 Apr 1841 | 16 Jan 1927 | 0 | Mary Lynn Santa shows Andrew married Nancy Isabella CUNNINGHAM on 2 Apr 1865 in Knox, TN, and that they has a large family: Mary Ellen, Infant, Lillie, Charles Cunningham, Hettie Eliza, Robert A, and Grover Cleveland McLEMORE. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/M1WN-Y97/p1 Name: Andrew Denton Mclemore Event: Death Event Date: 16 Jan 1927 Event Place: Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee Gender: Male Marital Status: Widowed Race or Color: White Age: 85 Estimated Birth Year: 1842 Birth Date: Birthplace: Tenn Spouse: Father: Grun Mclemore Father's Birthplace: Tenn Mother: Ellen Cummingham Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Retired Farmer Street Address: Residence: Cemetery: New Prospect Cemetery Burial Place: Burial Date: 18 Jan 1927 Informant: Additional Relatives: Digital Folder Number: 4183298 Image Number: 1091 Film Number: 1876723 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn 1083 Collection: Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955 |
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| 15353 | I38398 | McLemore | Andrew Denton | 11 Apr 1841 | 16 Jan 1927 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1870 Censu Tennessee, Knox County, PO Knoxville Enumerated 9 Apr 1870 Page 20 242-227 Cunningham, Magdalena 75 F W Va Keeping House 1000 340 Va Cunningham, Catherine S 21 F W At Home Tenn 243-227 McLemore, Andrew D 39 (sic) M W Carpenter 400 200 Tenn McLemore, Nancy I 26 F W Keeping house Tenn McLemore, Mary E 3 F W Tenn McLemore, Lillie E 2/12 F W Tenn 1880 Census Tennessee, Knox County Enumerated 14 June 1880 Page 15 SD 1 ED 157 126-128 Macklemore, Andrew W M 38 Farmer Tn Tn Tn Macklemore, Nancy E W F 36 Wf Keeping House Tn Tn Tn Macklemore, Mary E W F 14 Dtr At Home Tn Tn Tn Macklemore, Lilliaella W F 11 Dtr At Home Tn Tn Tn Macklemore, Charles C. W M 7 Son Tn Tn Tn Macklemore, Eliza A W F 4 Dtr Tn Tn Tn Macklemore, Robert E W M 10/12 8th Month Son Tn Tn Tn 1900 Census Tennesse, Knox County, Civil District 14 Enumerated 20 and 21 June 1900 SD 2 ED 85 Sheet 13A 240-257 McLemore, Andy D. Head W M Apr 1841 59 M 35 Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Nancy I Wf W F May 1844 56 M 35 7/6 Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Charly Son W M May 1873 29 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Labor McLemore, Robert Son W M Aug 1879 20 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Labor McLemore, Clavland Son W M Nov 1884 15 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Labor 1910 Census Tennessee, Knox County, Civil District 3 Enumerated 30 Apr 1910 SD 2 ED 110 Sheet 18A Stamped 58 345-347 McLemore, Andrew D Head M W 69 M1 45 Tn SC SC Farmer McLemore, Isabella N Wf F W 65 M1 45 7/6 Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Samuel H Brother M W 78 m4 3 Tenn SC SC 346-346 McLemore, Charles C. Head M W 36 m1 8 Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Lila G. Wf F W 35 m1 8 5/5 Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Rudolph S OSn M 2 7 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Andy W Son M W 5 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Paul T. SOn M W 4 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Zillan B Dtr F W 3 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Ina G Dtr F W 1 9/12 S Tenn Tenn Tenn 1920 Census Tennessee, Knox County, Civil District 3 Enumerated 26 Jan 1920 SD 2 ED 120 Sheet 7A Stamped 52 131-134 McLemore, Charles Head M W 46 M Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Lilia T Wf F W 44 M Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Rudolph S Son M W 17 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Farm Laborer McLemore, Andy W Son M W 15 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Farm Laborer McLemore, Paul T. Son M W 14 S Tenn Tennn Tenn Farm Laborer McLemore, Zilla B Dtr F W 13 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Farm Laborer McLemore, Thomas W. Son M W 8 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Harrison E Son M W 5 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Charles Jr. Son M W 3 5/12 S Tenn Tenn Tenn 132-135 McLemore, Andrew Head M W 78 M Tenn Va Sc McLemore, Isabella Wf F W 75 M Tenn Tenn Va |
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| 15354 | I29902 | McLemore | Andrew Handy Hugh "H. H." | 20 Feb 1855 | 9 Mar 1927 | 0 | "Alabama Death, 1908-1959" Name: Handy Hugh McLemore Death Date: Mar 1927 Death County: Montgomery Volume: 12 Roll: 2 Page #: 5594 |
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| 15355 | I29902 | McLemore | Andrew Handy Hugh "H. H." | 20 Feb 1855 | 9 Mar 1927 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1880 Federal Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Walkers FHL # 1254026 NA Film # T9-0026 Page 242D McLemore, H.H. Self M W Ala 25 Farmer Ga Ala McLemore, C. Wife F W Ala 21 Keeping House South Carolina McLemore, T. Son M W Ala 9 months Ala Ala McLemore, Mary F Other F W Ala 61 Keeping House VA VA McLemore, P.M. Son M W Ala 21 Farmer Ga Ala McLemore, Katy E Dau F W Ala 27 Ga Ala McLemore, Mary J Dau F W Ala 18 Ga Ala 1900 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Pr. 5, Montgomery City, Ward 5 Enumerated 9 June 1900 SD 2 ED 107 Sheet 15B 519R --- 355 McLemore, Handy H Hd W M Feb 1855 45 M/22 Ala Ala Ala Sgt Police Dept McLemore, Celestine R Wf W F Mar 1859 41 M/22 1/1 SC SC SC Dressmaker McLemore, Kate Dtr W F Jan 1882 18 S Haskins, William Boarder W M Jun 1872 27 M/6 Vrmt Vrmt Vrmt Clerk Telephone Company Haskins, Elizabeth Boarder W F Apr 1876 24 M/6 5/5 Wisc NY Maine Ganmel, Clare Boarder W F Apr 1873 Div 0/0 Ind Germany Ind Saleswoman Dry Goods 1910 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Beat 5, Montgomery city Enumerated 20 April 1910 SD 2 ED 95 Sheet 7A 523-96-119 McLemore, Handy H Hd M W 54 M1/31 Ala Ala Ala Bookkeeper Odd Jobs McLemore, Celestine Wf F W 50 M1/31 SC SC SC 2/1 Seamstress Dept Store McLemore, Kate Dtr F W 28 S Ala Ala SC Teacher School Mitchell, Abraham Boarder M W 32 S Ala Ala Ala Chemist Cotton Mill 1920 Not Located 1930 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Pr. 7, Montgomery City Enumerated April 8, 1930 ED 51-34 SD 8 Sheet 6A Stamped #270 226-106-107 McLemore, Celestine Hd O $10,000 F W 71 Wd SC SC SC Florist/Private Gardens McLemore, Kate Dtr F W 47 S Ala SC SC Bookkeeper/ Alabama State Capital McLemore, Pleasant Brother-in-law M W 70 S Ala Ala Ga Policeman/City Streets |
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| 15356 | I42770 | McLemore | Andrew Harmon | 1 Oct 1913 | Dec 1986 | 0 | Rev. William P. McLemore instead lists him as Harmon Andrew McLemore. This might be the "Herman" A. McLemore show married Lola Mae Green on 7 Sept 1941 in Loudon County, Tennessee. An unsourced tree on ancestry does show that his wife was indeed Leola Mae Green, and that they had two children. |
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| 15357 | I26695 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 14 Sep 1814 | 25 Jan 1870 | 0 | Andrew Jackson McLemore Sept 14, 1814 - Jan 25, 1870 McLemore Burying Ground, Montgomery, Alabama From DAR records 1936 The McLemore Burying Ground is about one mile off the Montgomery -Atlanta Highway to the right facing east, and is about five miles from Montgomery. It is on a knoll behind the old James McLemore home built about 1820. In 1936 Mrs. Lizzie Taylor Dickerson occupied it. A low brick wall and iron fence surrounds the lot. Outside the main cemetery is another smaller one, also enclosed. There are graves of slaves and faithful servants, mostly unmarked outside all enclousures. Graves listed begin at the southwest corner of the plot. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/montgomery/cemeteries/mclemore.txt PAR Number 20185411 State: Alabama Year: 1854 Location: Montgomery Location Type: County Abstract: A. J. McLemore asks the court to approve the sale of the personal estate, including slaves, of Elizabeth McLemore, deceased. McLemore explains that the estate cannot be properly divided without a sale of the property. http://library.uncg.edu/slavery/petitions/results.aspx?s=3&sid=339&lRec=20185208&lastset=75&perpag=25 |
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| 15358 | I26695 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 14 Sep 1814 | 25 Jan 1870 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1840 Census Alabama, Montgomery County Folio 17 Stamped 162 Names of Heads of Families Elizabeth McLemore One Male 15 to 20 One Male 20-30 One Female 50-60 William McLemore One Male Under 5 One Male 20-30 One Male 30-40 One Female 15-20 Andrew J. McLemore One Male 20-30 One Female under 6 One Female 20-30 Moses McLemore Two Males under five One Male 5 to 10 One Male 30-40 One Female under five One female 20-30 James McLemore One Male 20-30 1850 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Dist. 1 Enumerated 9 October 1850 192-194 Pleasant W. and Martha McLemore 193-195 Andrew J. McLemore 35 M Farmer $4000 Ga Margaret McLemore 30 F Ala Martha E. McLemore 11 F Ala Margaret N. McLemore 6 F Ala Sally M. McLemore 2 F Ala John P. Cafey 33 M MD NC 1860 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Division 1 11 and 12 September 1860 Pages 164 (bottom) and 165 (top) 1376-1340 A.J. McLemore 49 M Farmer $22,000 $40,450 Ga S.C. McLemore 29 F SC M.E. McLemore 21 F Ala M.N. McLemore 16 F Ala M.R. McLemore 5 F Ala Moses McLemore 3 M Ala L.A. McLemore 2 F Ala Andrew died prior to the two census enumerations listed below, which show his second wife, Sarah Caroline, and her children: 1870 Federal Census Alabama, Montgomery county, Twp 16 Range 19, Post Office Montgomery Enumerated 11 July 1870 Stamped 342 1994-1999 McLemore, S.C. 39 F W Keeping House SC McLemore, Elizabeth 30 F At Home Ala McLemore, M.R. 14 F At Home Ala McLemore, Moses 12 M At Home Ala McLemore, Adella 10 F At At Home Ala McLemore, Price 8 M Ala McLemore, A.L. 4 M Ala 1880 Federal Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Walkers FHL # 1254026 NA Film # T9-0026 Page 235B McLemore, Moses Self M W 23 Ala Farmer Ga SC McLemore, Sarah C Mother F W 49 SC Keeping House SC SC McLemore, Laura A Sister F W 21 Ala Ga Ala McLemore, S.P. Brother M W 18 Ala Ga SC |
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| 15359 | I26695 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 14 Sep 1814 | 25 Jan 1870 | 0 | (Medical):A direct male descendant, still bearing the McLemore surname, participated in the Morrison yDNA study. He was predicted to be in the R1a haplogroup, common in many parts of Eurasia and Scandanavia. However, he does not currently have any matches among the other 15 members with the McLemore surname in the study. It is possible that there were several founding McLemore lines, instead of just one as has been long assumed. Or another possibility could be that undisclosed adoptions have occurred through the generations of descendants of both James and/or Abraham. | STR06 |
| 15360 | I25906 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 17 Feb 1820 | 9 Oct 1861 | 0 | At the time of the 1850 Shelby County, Tennessee census, an A.J. McLemore, age 27, born in Tennesse, and listed as a Lawyer with $2,000 in Personal Property, was a boarder in the home of A.F. and Eliza Gibbs. They were living in the fourth ward of Memphis. Also boarding in the home were two other attornies, James LAMB and Thos. GHOLSON, and with R.F. BROWN, a Physician. Obituaries and article below copied from his FindAGrave memorial page, created Mary and Kent DEATH OF ANDREW J. McLEMORE The telegraph from Richmond on Saturday night last, brought us the sad intelligence of the death of this gentleman, by drowning, in that city, on the Wednesday previous. No particulars of the melancholy casualty are given. Mr. McLemore was the son of Col. John C. McLemore, of this ciy. He was of a noble and generous nature, a warm friend, and a true man. He leaves, both in this city and throughout the State, a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his melancholy fate and untimely end. Memphis Daily Appeal October 17, 1861 Death of A.J. McLemore--We find the following notice of the drowning of our late friend Andrew J. McLemore in the Richmond Examiner of the 11 inst.: A young gentleman, named Andrew Jackson McLemore, from Tennessee, inspired with a patriotic desire to join the Confederate forces, either as a private or under commission, arrived in this city some two or three days last past, and, on last night, about half past seven o'clock, walked into the canal, and was drowned. A coroner's inquest was held, at which the jury returned the following verdict" "The deceased came to his death by accidental downing in the James River and Kanawha canal, near Eighth Street, in the city of Richmond" There is a brother of the deceased in a Tennessee company commanded by Capt. Bennet, at Manassas, to which place he was desirous of going, and, side by side with his brother, battle with his country's foes; but, alas! the wire's winged messenger wafted to his fond parents the melancholy tidings of his death and blighted hopes. His remains were cared for by his friends from his gallant State now in the city. Nashville Union and American October 18, 1861 Andrew J. McLemore, Esq. The Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg Express gives the following account of the death of Andrew J. McLemore, Esq. of Memphis, who was accidentally drowned in Richmond on the 9th inst. We knew Mr. McLemore from boyhood, and we knew him to possess one of the warmest of hearts, a bright intellect and high toned honor. He was graduated, with the highest honors, at the University of Nashville, and soon after located in Memphis, where he has ever since resided, with the exception of a few years in San Francisco, California. Mr. McLemore was on his way to Manassas, to join the army, at the time of his death. He has three brothers in the army, at the time of his death. He has three brothers in the army, two at Columbus and one at Fairfax Court House. He was a son of Col. Jao. C. McLemore who, for many years, resided in this city. The following are the remarks of the Richmond correspondent: Another gallant young soldier has gone to the tomb before he had an opportunity of serving his country on the battlefield. Andrew Jackson McLemore, from Memphis, Tenn., reached this city some three or four days ago and stopped at the Spotswood House, intending to proceed to Manassas at an early day, where he has a brother serving in Captain Bennett's company. Night before last, while endeavoring to grope his way to the Petersburg depot, he accidentally fell into the canal and was drowned. his body was found yesterday, and a key bearing the number of his room at the hotel disclosed his identity. He had letters from his father to President Davis, and other distinguished public functionaries, which had never been presented. An inquest was held by the coroner, & verdict of death by accidental drowning rendered, and his body placed in a metallic burial case and deposited in the vault at Hollywood to await the requisition of friends. |
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| 15361 | I26197 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 10 Sep 1829 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Biographical Sketch of A. J. McLemore, Walnut Grove Township, Greene County, Missouri From "History of Greene County, Missouri," St. Louis: Western Historical Company, 1883. A. J. McLemore was born in Monroe County, East Tennessee, September 10, 1829. His father, Mr. A. McLemore, was a native of North Carolina, born March 11, 1787. He died in Tennessee. The subject of this sketch was the youngest child of his parents, there being nine older than he. When fifteen years old, he came to Greene County, Mo., and after a short stay at Springfield, went to Dade County. In 1851, he, with other adventurers, took the gold fever and went to California. Here he re- mained some five years, and accumulated a considerable sum of money. Returning to Dade County, Mo., in 1857, he speculated in live stock a short time, but returned to California in the spring of 1857, accomp- anied by his wife (Dialtha Alexander) to whom he had been married in February 5, 1857. They drove a large herd of stock through to the West on which Mr. McLemore realized handsomely. They located in Eldorado County on a stock ranch, remaining eighteen months. Returning to Miss- ouri, Mr. McLemore bought the old Alexander homestead near Ozark, on which he remained till the civil war. He then sold out and made a trip to Texas, but returned almost immediately, and located again just north of Ozark, where he remained till he moved to where he now lives, near Walnut Grove. He has one of the best improved farms in the northwest part of Greene County, his residence being elegant and well located. Seven children have been born to Mr. McLemore and wife, six of whom, Ida F., John S., Detroit M., Maggie M., Greeley N. and Myrtle O., are still living. The deceased child was their first born, a son named Cornelius A., born June 23, 1859 and died March 23, 1863. USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Joe Miller mio@netins.net |
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| 15362 | I26197 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 10 Sep 1829 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1880 Federal Census Missouri, Greene County, Walnut Grove Twp Enumerated 4 Jun 1880 Page 7 SD 4 ED 31 42-42 McLamore, Andrew W M 50 --- Farmer Tenn NC NC McLamore, Dialtha W F 43 Wf Keeping House Tenn NC NC McLamore, John W M 15 Son At School Mo Tenn Tenn McLamore, Detroit W M 12 Son At School Mo Tenn Tenn McLamore, Margaret W F 16 Dtr At School Mo Tenn Tenn McLamore, Nevada W F 8 Dtr Mo Tenn Tenn McLamore, Myrtle W F 4 Dtr Mo Tenn Tenn 1900 Federal Census Missouri, Greene County, Walnut Grove Twp Enumerated 16b Jun 1900 SD 149 ED 57 Sheet 11B 244-244 McLemore, Andrew Head W M Sep 1829 70 M 40 Tenn NC NC Capotolist McLemore, Dialtha Wf W F Aug 1834 63 M 40 7/5 Tenn NC NC McLemore, Navada G. Dtr W F Aug 1875 24 S Mo Tenn Tenn McLemore, Myrtle O Dtr W F Sept 1877 22 S Mo Tenn Tenn |
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| 15363 | I34263 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson | 14 May 1892 | 15 Apr 1968 | 0 | Andrew Jackson McLemore DOB 14 May 1892 Franklin County, Texas DOD 15 Apr 1968 Gilmer, Upshur County, Texas M W Age 75 Single Parents Marion Frances McLemore Annie Talbott Retired Veteran of World War I Residence Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Grey Rock, Franklin County, Texas Buried 17 Apt 1968 Film #2137027 Cause of Death, Natural causes, possible heart attack Informant, Mrs. Alma McGee, Sister |
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| 15364 | I38568 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson "Jack" | 1 Mar 1872 | 13 Sep 1961 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Arkansas, Logan County, Sugar Creek Twp Enumerated 19 Apr 1910 SD 4 ED 66 Sheet 2B 34-35 McLemore, Andrew J Head M W 51 M1 8 Ala Un Ala Farmer McLemore, Lula E Wf F W 34 M1 8 4/4 Ark Tenn Ark McLemore, Orben Son M W 8 S Ark Ala Ark McLemore, Opal Son M W 3 S Ark Ala Ark McLemore, Oval Son M W 3 S Ark Ala Ark McLemore, Sherman Son M W 6/12 S Ark Ala Ark 1920 Census Arkansas, Logan County, Sugar Creek Twp Enumerated 15 Jan 1920 SD 4 ED 61 Sheet 6A 109-111 McLemore, Jackson Head M W 47 M Ala Ala Alal Farmer McLemore, Lulu E Wf F W 44 M Ark Tenn Ark McLemore, Andrew J Son M W 18 S Ark Ala Ark Laborer Home Farm McLemore, Opal (TWINS) Son M W 13 S Ark Ala Ark McLemore, Oval (TWINS) Son M W 13 S Ark Ala Ark McLemore, Sherman Son M W 10 S Ark Ala Ark McLemore, Arlean Dtr F W 7 S Ark Ala Ark |
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| 15365 | I32069 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson "Jack" | 14 Dec 1891 | 16 Nov 1953 | 0 | This might be his death record, from "Alabama Deaths, 1908-1959", but should be verified: Name: Andrew J McLemore Death Date: 16 Nov 1953 Death County: Montgomery Volume: 47 Certificate: 23419 Roll: 6 |
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| 15366 | I32069 | McLemore | Andrew Jackson "Jack" | 14 Dec 1891 | 16 Nov 1953 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Pr 20 Walkers Enumerated 17 Apr 1930 ED 51-57 SD 8 Sheet 17B 160-160 McLemore, Jack Head M W 38 M 27 No ALa Ala Ala Farmer General Farm McLemore, Mary Wf F W 35 M 24 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Jack Jr Son M W 9 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Thomas O SOn M W 8 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, William H SOn M W 10/12 S Ala Ala ALa 1940 Census Alabama, Montgomery County, Twp 20 (Walkers) Enumerated 1 May 1940 SD 2 ED 52-83 Sheet 21B 35 O 110 McLemore, Andrew J Jr Head M W 48 No C1 Ala Same Home Farmer McLemore, Mary O Wf M (sic) W 44 M No H4 Same Home Housewife McLemore, Andrew Jr Son M W 19 S Yes H4 Ala Same Home Student McLemore, Thomas O Son M W 17 S Yes H4 Ala Same Home Student McLemore, William H Som M W 10 S Yea 5 Ala Same Home Student |
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| 15367 | I36115 | McLemore | Andrew N. Jackson | 6 Mar 1876 | 29 Jul 1933 | 0 | Description: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 Name: Andrew J. Mclemore Titles and Terms (original): Death Date: 29 Jul 1933 Death Place: Decatur, Macon, Illinois Gender: Male Age: 57 Estimated Birth Year: 1876 Birth Date: 06 Mar 1876 Birthplace: Salem, Indiana Father: Hiram Green Mclemore Father's Titles and Terms (original): Father's Birth Place: Craborchard, Ky. Mother: Nancy Ellen Hiffner Mother's Titles and Terms (original): Mother's Birth Place: Lexington, Ky. Occupation: excavating Contractor Spouse: Rosa Russell Spouse's Titles and Terms (original): Spouse's Birthplace: Burial Date: 31 Jul 1933 Burial Place: Salem, Worthington, Indiana Cemetery: Crown Hill Digital Folder Number: 4008311 Image Number: 900 Film Number: 1675013 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: p 26900 cn 393 |
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| 15368 | I36115 | McLemore | Andrew N. Jackson | 6 Mar 1876 | 29 Jul 1933 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Indiana, Washington County, Washington Twp Enuerated 7 Jun 1900 SD 3 ED 142 Sheet 9B 199-213 Stewart, Elizabeth Head W F July 1825 74 Wd 6/5 Ind Ky Va 199-213 McLemore, Andrew Head W M Spet 1876 23 m2 Ind Ky Ky McLemore, Rose Wf W F July 1880 19 M 2 1/1 Ind Ky Ind Farmer McLemore, Melvin Son W M May 1899 1 Ind Ind Ind Ind 1910 Census Illinois, Macon County, Niantic Twp Enumeratd 6 May 1910 SD 10 ED 130 91-91 McLemore, A. J. Head M W 36 m1 12 Ind Ky Ky Laborer On Farm McLemore, Rose Wf F W 29 M1 12 Ind Ind Ind Housekeeper McLemore, Melvin Son M W 11 S Ind Ind Ind McLemore, Dickie Son M W 5 S Ind Ind Ind McLemore, Charley Son M W 2 S Ind Ind Ind Allen, Margaret Aunt F W 57 M1 39 2/2 Ind Ky Ind 1920 Census Illinois, Macon County, Niantic Village Enumerated 7 Jan 1920 SD 11 ED 160 Sheet 5B 135-135 Mclemore, Andrew J Head m W 46 M Ind Ky Ky Farmer Mclemore, Rose Wife F W 39 M Ind Ind Ind Ind Mclemore, Melvin Son M W 20 S Ind Ind Ind Mclemore, Dickie Son M W 16 S Ind Ind Ind Mclemore, Charley Son M W 12 S Ind Ind Ind |
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| 15369 | I37962 | McLemore | Andrew Pickney | 15 Feb 1864 | 26 Aug 1927 | 0 | Andrew was a blacksmith. Eldon and Ann McLemore write that he left home in 1878 and never returned. He can be located on the 1880 Scott County, MI census living with M. J. Pegram. He was 16, and she 35. Her niece was also living in the household. | STR06 |
| 15370 | I37962 | McLemore | Andrew Pickney | 15 Feb 1864 | 26 Aug 1927 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Oklahoma, Pottawotomie County, Pr. No. 3 Moore Twp, Maud Town Enumerated 18 Apr 1910 SD 5 ED 217 Ward 3 Sheet 5A, Stamped 5 83-83 McLemore, Andrew Head M W 40 M1 9 Miss Miss Miss Repair Blacksmith McLemore, Cynthia Wf F W 30 m1 9 6/5 Ark Ark Ark McLemore, Andrew P Son M W 8 S OK Miss Ark McLemore, Charles S Son M W 6 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Dessa M Dtr F W 4 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Noble O Son M W 2 S Ok Miss Akr McLemore, Fred Son M W 0/12 SA Ok Miss Ark Pitts, Martha Mother-in-law F W 59 Wd 16/7 Ark Tenn Tenn Pitts, Wesley Brother-in-law M W 23 m1 3 Ark Ark Ark Laborer Odd Jobs Pitts, Andrew Brother-in-law M W 17 S Ark Ark Ark Laborer Odd Jobs Pitts, Lura Sister-in-law F W 15 S Ark Ark Ark 1920 Census Oklahoma, Pottawotomie COunty, Moore Twp No 3, Maud Enumerated 12 Jan 1920 SD 4 ED 222 Sheet 6A 132 McLemore, Andrew P Head M W 49 M Miss US US Blacksmith McLemore, Cynthia E Wf F W 39 M Ark Ark Ark McLemore, Pinkne Son M W 18 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Charles L.I. Son M W 15 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Dessie W Dtr F W13 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Noble Son M W 12 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Sylvester Son M W 8 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Silas B Son M W 6 S Ok Miss Ark McLemore, Roland Son M W 4 6/12 SD Ok Miss Ark |
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| 15371 | I28712 | McLemore | Angelo | 7 Jan 1903 | 15 Aug 1959 | 0 | Not located on the 1920 census. In 1930, he was living with his mother and two brothers, and not with first wife Elizabeth of their son, R. H. McLemore. Dolores McLemore McKee writes that her parents, Angelo and Pauline McLemore moved to California in 1935 where he worked for various large land owners, mostly in the fruit industry He also spent several summers working in Oregon and Washington. There he worked on McNary Damn located on the Columbia River. This was the time that irrigation was being developed for all the farming on both sides of the Columbia River. He was baptized ca 1950 Kennewick First Christian Church. He joined his son in Dallas in 1954 in his plumbing company. He passed away on August 15, 1959 while fishing on the White River in Arkansas. He is buried in Dallas along side his wife, Pauline (his second wife). Although the SSDI shows that Angelo was born 7 Jan 1903, Dolores notes that her own birth certificate indicates her father was born in 1902. |
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| 15372 | I27842 | McLemore | Angus Paul | 31 Dec 1898 | 8 May 1967 | 0 | When he registered for the draft during World War I, he was listed as a resident of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and his occupation was railroad grading for Boy Creston Co in Purvis, Mississippi. His nearest relative was Mathene, Laura. He was tall and stout, with blue eyes and light hair. The date of his registration was September 12, 1918. The date of birth shown on draft registration was December 31, 1899. On the SSDI it is instead shown as December 31, 1898. FindAGrave also shows him as born in 31 Dec 1898. He is buried with his wife, Gertrude (maiden name not listed), who was born 11 Jan 1898 and died 5 Jun 1961. Gertrude's maiden name is shown by some as PIERCE. Said to have been the parents of three. | STR06 |
| 15373 | I27842 | McLemore | Angus Paul | 31 Dec 1898 | 8 May 1967 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Mississippi, Jones County, Beat 4, Ovett Enumerated April 4, 1930 ED 24-19 SD 9 Sheet 1B 19-21 McLemore, Bunion Head 200 M W 40 M 21 Miss Miss Miss Wood Cutter Turpentine Plant McLemore, Lovie Wf F W 37 M 17 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Hazele Dtr F W 17 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Elma Dtr F W 14 S Miss Miss Miss 19-22 McLemore, Joe R Head M W 64 M 23 Miss Miss Miss Wood Cutter Turpentine Plant McLemore, Laura Wf F W 63 M 22 Miss Miss Miss 23-26 McLemore, Paul J Head M W 30 M 20 Miss Miss Miss Laborer Transportaion McLemore, Getrude Wf F W 30 M 20 Miss Miss McLemore, Dorothy Dtr F W 7 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Laura Dtr F W 4 1/12 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Doria Dtr F RW 3 8/12 Miss Miss Miss |
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| 15374 | I21814 | McLemore | Ann | Abt 1840 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | It appears to have been her cousin, Anna McLemore (daughter of Amos McLemore and Jemima SIMMONS), and not Ann, who sold the following land in 1885: Cumberland County, NC Deed Book 79, p 353 Ann McLEMORE to John AVERITT 197 1/2 acres adjacent JESSUP and in 1890: Cumberland County NC Deed Bk 90 p 403 Ann McLEMORE to Wm. BYRD 42 acres on Harrison Creek | STR06 |
| 15375 | I27822 | McLemore | Ann Corrine | Jan 1899 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Sharon McLemore Abrantes writes that Ann Corrine McLemore married a Mr. Slaydon, from Picayune, Mississippi. | STR06 |
| 15376 | I29827 | McLemore | Ann Eliza | Aft 1842 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census The Upper 5th District, County of Houston, State of Georgia Enumerated 2 August 1850 43-43 Michael Howard 57 M Farmer $1000 South Carolina T/Jemphester Howard 56 F South Carolina T/Jemphester Howard 21 F Ga Hampton Howard 19 M Farmer Ga Joe Howard 18 M Garmer Ga Richmond Howard 16 M Farmer Ga Enoch Howard 14 M Farmer Ga Aneliza McElmore 8 F Ga Joe McElmore 6 M Ga Archibald McElmore 3 M Ga |
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| 15377 | I27543 | McLemore | Ann Elizabeth | 5 Jul 1857 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Paul Williams writes that she married Thomas KIRBY on 28 Aug 1879 in Rockcastle County, KY. | STR06 |
| 15378 | I24726 | McLemore | Anna | Aft 1764 | Bef 15 Jan 1835 | 0 | James McLemore writes that "Another daughter, Ann, Anna or Anny apparently did not marry; her own will, which she signed as Anny McLemore, was dated August 18, 1818, was admitted to probate January 15, 1835, in Southhampton County (Will Book 11, p. 352), referred to her brother Gilliam McLemore, but bequeathed her property to her granddaughter Susanna Carter, daughter of HER daughter Susanna Woodward! Ann survived her brother Gilliam, and was later paid by his estate ten dollars for briefly keeping his children after his death. (James L. McLemore, III, p. 73)" Jim White (jim4@whitesnet.net) instead believes, however, that Anna m: 1st. John Lewis - no children - m: 2nd Hanson (Ransom?) Carter (daughter Susannah) & died before January 15, 1835 Southampton County Virginia. |
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| 15379 | I22219 | McLemore | Anna | Abt 1840 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | At the time of the 1900 Cumberland County, NC census, a 54 year old Annie McLemore was living in the home of Edward C. and Lena McLemore. She was listed as "Aunt," and her date of birth was shown as Nov. 1845. She was single. Bonnie Seiler shows her instead as the mother of an Edward C. McLemore. It appears to have been Anna, and not her cousin Ann McLemore (daughter of Raiford McLemore and Polly Underwood) who sold the following land in 1885: Cumberland County, NC Deed Book 79, p 353 Ann McLEMORE to John AVERITT 197 1/2 acres adjacent JESSUP and in 1890: Cumberland County NC Deed Bk 90 p 403 Ann McLEMORE to Wm. BYRD 42 acres on Harrison Creek. Her brother, Haywood, also sold land adjacent to the Jessup's in Cumberland County. |
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| 15380 | I26709 | McLemore | Anna | 24 Apr 1860 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Mary Lynn Santa indicates she died 18 Jan 1948. |
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| 15381 | I26580 | McLemore | Anna Elizabeth "Bettie" | Between 1825 and 1830 | 0 | Shown by some researcher as Anna Elizabeth or Alenda. Shown on an unsourced Ancestry.com record as have been born in Clarke County, MS and dying in Texas on 26 Jan 1903. | STR06 | |
| 15382 | I37921 | McLemore | Anna Laura | Jan 1885 | 29 Jun 1964 | 0 | In the 1957 City Directory for Jackson, Tennessee, there was a listing for: Jacobs, Geo F (Annie M) h. 10C Parkview Ct |
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| 15383 | I25597 | McLemore | Anna Marie | Abt 1829 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Mary Lynn Santa and Stephaun Paul instead show she was born ca 1835, and both also show that she died on 2 Apr 1908 in Mississippi. Paul shows two children born to her marriage to Charles Knight, Mary and Catherine, both born in Perry County, Mississippi. A widowed A. M. Knight, born ca 1835 in Mississippi is listed in Beat 2, Wayne County, MS as of the 1880 census. She is shown as a farmer, with both parents born in Tennessee. Living in her houshold are 30 year Elizabeth Battey, white, house servant, and Elizabeth's children Bula (7) and Charley (3). All the members of the Battey family were shown as born in Alabama. This may be a different Anna M. Knight. |
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| 15385 | I25808 | McLemore | Annie | Abt 1866 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Shown on the 1870 Lauderdale Census as Ulisses, a female, age 4? | STR06 |
| 15386 | I35513 | McLemore | Annie | Abt 1868 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Said to have married J. R. DAVIS on 11 Aug 1887 in Van Zandt County, Texas. | STR06 |
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| 15388 | I26370 | McLemore | Annie Elizabeth "Bettie" | 3 Jun 1903 | 25 Nov 1990 | 0 | Listed with her grandparents and sisters as of the 1910 & 1920 Federal Census of Carroll County, Tennessee. |
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| 15389 | I47745 | McLemore | Annie Kie | 2 Feb 1846 | 23 Jul 1918 | 0 | Her FindAGrave memorial page shows she was married first to George Redus, and second to Dr. Goza. Links her to her children, Louis A Redus, George Mathew Redus, and Ada Pauline Goza. | STR06 |
| 15390 | I26165 | McLemore | Annie Louise | 5 Apr 1859 | 16 Aug 1938 | 0 | A note from Andrew Ewing indicates that he helped deliver twin daughters born to Billy McLemore and his wife in 1859....it appears that Annie Louise was born along with a sister, who appears to have died young. Transcription of Tennessee Death Certificate name Annie Lou Mclemore Richardson Death date 16 Aug 1938 event place Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee gender Female marital status: Married race or color: White age 79 estimated birth date 05 Apr 1859 birthplace Franklin, Tenn spouse: Jno E. Richardson father W. S. Mclemore father's birthplace Murray Co., Tenn. mother: Annie Louise Wharton mother's birthplace Davidson Co., Tenn. o ccupation street address 217 East College St. burial place Evergreen burial date 18 Aug 1938 4183432 image number 1166 film number 1876866 volume/page/certificate number cn 18038 |
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| 15391 | I3383 | McLemore | Annie Marie | 13 Nov 1921 | 10 Sep 2011 | 0 | Member of the Texas and National Associations of Realtors; Jasper Chamber of Commerce. Her hobbies are travelling, handwork, and her grandchildren. When Marie was a little girl, she told her cousin Ruby Lee Morgan "My daddy said I'm going to get a permanent this year, (even) if it takes all his sheep." Obituary Annie Marie McLemore Hicks went to be with her Savior on Saturday, September 10, 2011. She was surrounded by her family, who loved her dearly and will miss her greatly. Funeral Services will be 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, September 13, 2011, at Stringer & Griffin Funeral Home in Jasper, with burial to follow at Zion Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be 5:00 - 8:00 p.m., Monday, September 12, 2011, at the funeral home. A lifelong Jasper resident, Marie was born on November 13, 1921, to Ivy A. and Kate McLemore. She was one of nine children, having six brothers and two sisters. She married S.C. 'Ted' Hicks on November 20, 1937. Marie and Ted were married for 66 years. Marie was a homemaker in her early years, later attending Piney Woods Business College and working for E.P. Hughes as a legal secretary. Her interest in land and knowledge of the Jasper area led her to become a realtor. She served thirty years in the Real Estate Industry, the last fifteen years as a partner with John Lanier in Lanier Hicks Real Estate of Jasper. She served as President of the Deep East Texas Board of Realtors, was an active member of the Newcomers Club, and Director of The Jasper Chamber of Commerce. She was a member of the Zion Hill Baptist Church. She and Ted developed a herd of cattle after retirement on the Sims, McLemore owned land in the Springhill Community of Jasper. She loved to travel, create art, quilting, and tending to her farm and cows. Most of all she loved her Lord and was strong in her faith in God, her family, the Jasper area and it's people. She is survived by her two daughters, Elizabeth Hicks Thomas and husband, Robert Earl of Jasper, and Janette Hicks Clark and husband, Jerry of Buna; two brothers, John D. McLemore and Dr. Bobbie F. McLemore; four grandchildren, Todd Thomas and wife, Bridget of Houston, Jerilyn Walters and husband, Todd of Buna, Tedd Thomas of Brookeland, and Joel Clark and wife, Jo Della of Buna; six great grandchildren, Erin Thomas, Elise Thomas, Jacob Clark, Jessi Clark, Joseph Clark, and Hannah Walters. She is also survived by numerous other family and friends. Marie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, S.C. 'Ted' Hicks; four brothers, Tommie, J.W., Earl, and Hoy McLemore; two sisters, Irma Brauniger and Elsie Gilley. The family wants to express their heartfelt thanks to all of Marie's caregivers over the years. Memorials may be made to Lakes Area Hospice PO Box 2086 Jasper, TX 75951 or the charity of your choice. Published in The Beaumont Enterprise on September 13, 2011 Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, September 21, 2011 |
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| 15393 | I26190 | McLemore | Anson | 1 Feb 1808 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | May have instead been born in North Carolina? Shown by most researchers as dying in Monroe County, Tennessee on 28 Aug 1839 without family. The Thomas White Collection, letters written to Thomas White, Four Mile Branch, Monroe County, TN has a reference to Andon (sic) McLemore, dec's in a/c with Thos. White, 26 Aug 1839. http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/twhite2.htm |
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| 15394 | I35277 | McLemore | Aplin Erskin | 4 Dec 1878 | 16 Jul 1938 | 0 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he listed his home address as Hitchita, McIntosh County, OK, where he was farmer. His nearest relative was shown as Verdie Bell Mizell of Granbury. The informant for this death certificate was Mrs. W. F. Mizell of Granbury. presumably his sister, Verdie. In 1930, he was living in the home of his older brother, Thomas Henry McLemore, in Beckham County, OK. He was listed as single, and as a laborer on a general farm. |
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| 15395 | I26858 | McLemore | Aquilla "Quilla" L. | 10 Oct 1869 | 4 Nov 1918 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Mississippi, Lauderdale County, Beat 1 Meridian Enumerated 23 Apr 1910 SD 5 ED 38 Sheet 7A Bonita Road 101-101 McLemore, Mrs. L.E. Head F W 33 Wd 4/3 MIss Flor Ala McLemore, Evrette C Son M W 10 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, T B Dtr F W 9 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Eugene Son M W 6 S Miss Miss Miss 102-102 McLemore, L.K. Head M W 33 S Miss Miss Ala English Farmer 103-103 Wilson, Hesicire Head M Mu 21 M1 5 Miss Miss Miss Laborer Wilson, Harett Wfd F Mu 21 M1 5 3/2 Miss Miss Miss Wilson, Fannie M Dtr F Mu 4 S Miss Miss Miss Wilson, Ophelia Dtr F Mu 1 S Miss Miss Miss 104-104 McLemore, Quilla Head F W 40 S Miss Miss Ala English Income |
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| 15396 | I25857 | McLemore | Aquilla "Quillie" | Between 1815 and 1820 | 17 Jun 1888 | 0 | Shown as born in Tennessee on the 1850 census, but Mississippi in 1880. She is listed on the Mississippi, State and Territorial census for 1853, in Copiah county, as the head of a household consisting of 5 males and 5 females. Roll v229_1, Line 42. |
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| 15397 | I2009 | McLemore | Ara Anna | 18 Aug 1903 | 10 Aug 1976 | 0 | Name Ara Anna Mcdaniel Event Type Death Event Date 10 Aug 1976 Event Place Tyler, Smith, Texas, United States Gender Female Marital Status Widowed Birth Date 18 Aug 1903 Birthplace , Texas Father's Name Tom Mclemore Mother's Name (first name unavailable) Clark Informant B H McDaniel (son) Certificate Number 63304 GS Film number 2243977 Digital Folder Number 005165870 Image Number 00722 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3FX-F97 : accessed 01 Apr 2014), Ara Anna Mcdaniel, 10 Aug 1976; citing certificate number 63304, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2243977. |
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| 15398 | I21660 | McLemore | Archibald | Between 1759 and 1762 | Between 1820 and 1830 | 0 | James L. McLemore, III author of THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE McLEMORE FAMILY OF VIRGINIA AND THE CAROLINAS, notes on the diagram titled "Family Tree of James Macklemore" that Archibald was the progenitor of the Sampson County, N.C. family. James puts his date of birth as circa 1760-1762. Ancestry.com has an Index only record showing that Archibald McLemore State NC County Duplin County was on an Early Tax List in 1783, and also on a Sampson County Early Tax List in 1784 Source: Ancestry.com. North Carolina, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999. The following was excerpted from "The Heritage of Sampson County, North Carolina" Oscar Bizell, Editor c. 1983 "Archibald McLemore-rec'd land grant in 1779 in Duplin Co for 100 acres on the east side of the Great Cohera. Purchased adjacent land. First Sampson County Tax List Sept 1784 Arch'd McLemore 100 acres-1 Free Polls-0 Black Polls Drew McLemore 0 acres-1 Free Polls-O Black Polls Drew McLemore Jr. 0 acres-1 Free Polls-O Black Polls West McLemore 0 acres-1 Free Polls-O Black Polls William McLemore 0 acres-1 Free Polls-O Black Polls 1784 Sampson County, NC Court Order 22 Jun 1784 Public Work Archilus [Archibald] McLEMORE, Drury McLEMORE plus others to clear Little Coharie... (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) 1787 Sampson County, NC Court Order Public Work 14 May 1787 River clearing duty Drewry McLEMORE Archibald McLEMORE plus others (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) 1803 Sampson County NC Court Order 7 Feb 1803 Jury duty to lay off dowry lands Archibald McLEMORE plus others (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) Beginning in 1804, Archibald gave his land to his sons: to Hezekiah in 1804 he gave 100 acres; to Henry in 1810 he gave 150 acres; to Tobias in 1810 he gave 300 (sic) acres; and to Raiford in 1812 he gave his remaining land & Dwelling. Raiford b bet 1785-1790. Raiford had a son named Hezekiah born ca 1827" These transfers are on file with the Sampson County Clerk, P.O. Box 256, Clinton, NC 28328. Abstractions from the four deeds transferring land from Archibald to his sons are included with the notes for each son. Other land transactions involving Archibald McLemore are abstracted below. These deeds were located with the use of an index of Sampson County McLemore Deeds prepared by the Rev. William McLemore. It is not known if the index was exhaustive. Sampson County Deeds Book 7, pages 128-129 Abstract of Deed from Archabald McLEMORE to John WRIGHT State of North Carolina, Duplin County This indenture made the twenty fourth day of March in the Year of our Lord One thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty 1780 between Archabald McLEMORE and John WRIGHT of the County and province aforesaid...Archabald McLEMORE for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred pounds paid by John WRIGHT do convey...to the said John WRIGHT a survey of land containing One Hundred Acres of land on the north side of Great Coheary on both sides of the Cannady branch.... In witness whereof I the said Archabald McLEMORE have herewith set my hand and seal affixed the day and year first above written Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us Fleet COOPER and Drury McLEMORE, Arch'd McLEMORE State of North Carolina, Duplin County October Court One Thousand seven Hundred an Eighty...proved in Open Court by the Oath of Fleet Cooper...William DECKLAN C.C. (Abstracted from the original by Melinda McLemore Strong 26 May 2005) Sampson County Deed Book Book 9, Page 195 Abstract of Deed Archabald McLAMORE to Nathan PETERSON Archabald McLemore, County of Sampson, State of North Carolina for consideration of 100 pounds?(received from) Nathan PETERSON of the County and State aforesaid?..do convey?one certain tract?.of land ?lying and being in the County of Sampson and on the West side of the great Cohary creek?containing by estimate thirty two acres of land?more of less being a part of a tract of land of Two Hundred acres of land granted by patent to Cade WEATHERSBEE ?date the 25 day of November 1761?also one other tract of land?in Sampson in the fork of the great Cohary and Little Cohary ?containing in the Whole One Hundred acres of land which was granted unto Archabald McLAMORE ?.8 day of October 1787?. In witness whereof I the said Archabald McLAMORE have ?set my hand?.this 10th day of January 1793?.Signed?in the presence of Moses? PETERSON and Thomas SEALE (?) Sampson County February Court 1793 Hardy HOLMES Clk Registered in the County aforesaid 21st May 1793 O. HOLMES Regt (Abstracted from the original by Melinda McLemore Strong 6 July 2005) Sampson County Deed Book Book 11, Page 424 Abstract of Deed Archabald McLAMORE to Nathan PETERSON Archabald McLEMORE, State of North Carolina, County of Sampson, for consideration of 15 pounds Current money?(received from) Nathan PETERSON of the State and County aforesaid?..do convey?one tract?.of land ?lying and being in the County of Sampson and on the West side of the great Cohara and the Est. side of the Marsh Branch?beginning at ?.Thomas PAGES Corner?East along PAGES line and?.then South West along Archabald McLAMORES line?.on the Marsh branch?Byins BAYKINS line?.containing by estimation Eighty Two acres of land be the same more or less the aforesaid land was granted to Jesse PEACOCK by Patent bearing dated the 20th day of December 1791 and conveyed by Jesse PEACOCK to me Archabald McLAMORE by deed of law and being dated the 9th day of January 1793. In witness whereof I the said Archabald McLAMORE have ?set my hand?.5th day of May 1801?.Signed?in the presence of Willis MAGEE and Hezekiah McLAMORE State of North Carolina, Sampson County May Term 1801?. proved on the Oath of Willis MAGEE Hardy HOLMES Clk Registered the 11th day of June A.D. 1801 O HOLMES Regt (Abstracted from the original by Melinda McLemore Strong 6 July 2005) 1801 Sampson County NC Court Order Public work 10 Aug 1801 Little Coharie Ezekiah McLEMORE and Archibald McLEMORE plus others work on river (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) 1807 Sampson County NC Court Order Deed 13 May 1807 James ROBINSON to Archibald McLEMORE 400 acres proved by Hezekiah McLEMORE 1812 Sampson County NC Will 17 Nov 1812 Wm. ROBINSON Esquire produced to this court the last will and testament of Alice ROBINSON Dec'd which was admitted to probate by the oath of Archibald McLEMORE (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) 1815 Sampson County NC Deed 22 Feb 1815 Larry FREEMAN to Archibald McLEMORE for 100 acres proved by Ebnezer Bass (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) 1820 Sampson County Census Robinson's 280 McLemore Archibald 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 (Male under 10, Male over 45, female 20 to 45) 1862-Duplin County, NC #1862 Archibald McLEMORE 100 acres, grant #133, issued 1 Jul 1779, entry #36, entered May 11, 1778 book #32 pg 133, on west side of Great Cohara |
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| 15399 | I24798 | McLemore | Archibald | 11 Mar 1787 | Between 1830 and 1835 | 0 | A photo of a double tombstone for Archibald and Sarah Plumlee can be seen on FindAGrave, in the Click Cemetery, Madisonville, Monroe, Tennessee. However, it appears to be a comtemporary marker, probably placed sometime well after their deaths. Additionally, the dates of birth and death, at least for Archibald, are not correct. A photo of this marker can be seen here: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=38295337&PIpi=18611681 The dates on this headstone for Archibald are listed as 1767-1829. 1767 is the approximate date of birth of another Archibald McLemore, the progenitor of the Sampson/Duplin line, and not the Archibald McLemore that lived in Knox County, Tennessee. A biography of a A. J. McLemore, a son of Archibald McLemore of Knox County, states that his father Archibald was born "on March 11, 1787." Additionally, it appears that Archibald was alive in 1829, most likely dying in the mid 1830's. Tom Heseltine, who is descended from Archibald McLEMORE and Sarah PLUMLEY of Knox Co emailed, in June, 2009 that "Most available information, including the 1917 Dade Co MO book, the 1889 Goodspeed book, and the obituary of Archibald McLEMORE jr., all state that Archibald McLEMORE and wife Sarah PLUMLEY died ca 1824/1825. This is curious since their son Wesley was born 1827 and the youngest son Andrew Jackson was born 1828. And, the 1830 Knox Co TN census lists one Archibald McLEMORE with the correct number of young sons and a female the correct age to be his wife. I strongly suspect that the family story about their deaths has been miscalculated by at least 5 years and, most probably, 10 years." Eddie Maynard agrees with Tom, but has a more specific estimate of the date of death, putting it about 1832: "If you combine the two Bios for his sons Andrew Jackson and for Archibald Jr, it sort of make sense for Archibald Sr's death date. Since Andrew knew his father's birth date, he must have had a Bible or source to have known the complete date....very often people would just say the year or he was about 45 when he died. BUT, since Andrew knew the complete date, I think he really did know. Next, I do think that Archibald Jr knew the age of his father's death of 45. So, if you take the date of 1787 and add 45...Archibald Sr died in 1832...which does make more sense. Archibald Jr says his father died in 1825 which we know had to be wrong since Andrew was born in 1829 and Archibald is on the 1830 Monroe County, TN census. Also, Archibald Jr says that he went to live with his brother Abram as a young man and in 1827 was part of the "posse" to gather the Cherokee for the Trail of Tears....it couldn't be 1827, it was 1837-38. Now, if Archibald J r(B.1817) is a young man when he went to live with his brother...he would have been - 20 at that time he went on the "posse". If his father died in 1832, Archibald Jr would have been only 15 and probably did live with his brother Abram. Archibald Sr couldn't have lived much later than 1832 because then Archibald Jr would have been an adult and probably wouldn't have needed to live with his brother since the children inherited land in Monroe." |
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| 15400 | I24798 | McLemore | Archibald | 11 Mar 1787 | Between 1830 and 1835 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1830; Census Place: Regiment 98, Monroe, Tennessee; Series: M19; Roll: 175; Page: 121; Family History Library Film: 0024533 Head of Household Archibald McLamore Free White Males Under 5: Two 5-9: Two 10-14: Two 15-19: Two 20-29: One 40-49: One Free White Females Under 5 5-9: One 10-14 15-19 20-29 40-49:One Free Whites Under 20: Nine Frees White 20-49: Three Total Free Whites: Twelve Total ALL Persons: Twelve |
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