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| 101 | 1 _UID EDE48F405F30BA4993444758EA2078F41E59 | HOLTZCLAW, Mary S. (I20600)
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| 102 | 1 _UID F50FC522D5693944A1ECABCD6AEB16405622 | HOLTZCLAW, Ann Newsom (I20603)
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| 103 | 1 _UID FCEF7F75139FA04BAEEE16C1B2691C87AD3D | HOLTZCLAW, Martha Elizabeth (I20606)
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| 104 | 1 FEB 1973 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee Note: Sally died of Multiple Schlorsis | MCCAULEY, Sally Ann (I16189)
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| 105 | 1. Susanah Rochester was still alive at the time I was born. We called her Aunt Susie. She lived with my grandfather and Grandmother.John Jeffersn (Bud) McBroom and Mary Evelyn (Barns) McBroom. She also had a sister that lived with them some of the time. I remember her as an old lady who sat in the corner smoking a clay pipe. She and her sister and my Grandmother amused themselves by arguing over most anything. I don't remember when she or her sister died. She never had much to say to me. 2. John Jefferson was always known as Bud, I guess that differentiated the different Johns in the family. John Adams was not closely connected with the family in my time. I don't know where he lived or what he did for a living. He was known as John and evidently lived some distance from Grandfather. The neighbors refereed to him and his daughters, but I never knew them. I remember when John Jefferson died. Their home place was on a bluff over looking the Ochlemeter Creek. The town of Hickory Flat was in clear sight. We lived in a house closer in to Hickory Flat, also in sight of their house. At night we could see a light in their kitchen window. It was arranged that we would check for the light at night and if we didn't see it, my dad would come see about them. I was about five years old when one night the light would seem to flicker on and off as though people were passing between it and the window. My Dad came in from work and saw the light and knew something was wrong. So, he got on a mule and rode over there. Thus we found out he was dead. It seemed that his cows didn't come up one previous night. The next morning he got out looking for them. There was woods in all direction of them except in front, and no one knows just what happened. Later in the day, a man by the name of Praythor who lived about six miles from him toward Myrtle, over some of the roughest hills in Mississippi, was working on his fence when he saw Grandpa staggering through the woods. He knew something was wrong and went and got him. Grandpa was completely out of his mind. Praythor knew him and approximately where he lived. So he loaded Grandpa in his wagon and after a few wrong turns got him home. They put him to bed but he never came out of his coma. Uncle Andrew lived some distance from there, so didn't know about it. Eventually the place was sold and Grandma came to live with us. hile on the subject of John Jefferson McBroom, I may as well finish what I remember of him. I made a mistake in my earlier writing on Susannah Rochester. She was called Sue and Susian by outsiders, but to the home folk she was Called Sin. My Dad said she was mean enough to deserve the title. Grandpa never spoke to me about how he lived or where he came from before the Civil War. He was only eighteen in 1863 when the Confederacy began to be so desperate. He was drafted and sent to a supply depot in Tennessee run be the Quartermaster Corp. He was put to loading and driving supply wagons to different Army out post. He was harassed by some of the old timers who had nothing but contempt for the younger recruits. He was expected to load heavy stuff like barrels of flour and corn meal as well as artillery shells and powder by him self, until he developed a Hernia, which finally got so bad he couldn't work, and was something that prevented him from ever doing heavy lifting. Finally, he was given a disability discharge, and had to walk from some place in Tennessee back to his home in Tippah County Mississippi, To say he lived in Tippah County is misleading today. Tippah County started out to include all the succession lands made by the Cherokee Indians to the government. That included what to day, is Benton, Marshal and most of Union Counties. So he lived in what today is Benton County. After the war was over, the government was to give each veteran twenty acres of land and a mule. It was kind of a forerunner for the Homestead act. The Veteran had to live and develop the land. Those with influence got the best land straight off. What was left was woods and hills that wouldn't sprout peas. But beggars can't be Choosers, so Grandpa settled on the land, and in spite of his disability got land cleared to raise a little corn. At that time having trees was a liability instead of an asset because the trees had to be removed in order for the land to be farmed. Any one who has tried to clear virgin land with an axe can testify that it is a job. One way of doing it was to ring the bark so that the tree would die and eventually drop its limbs. They would plant around the tree until it finally rotted and could be pushed over. That is a slow process at best and especially since he couldn't do much heavy lifting or straining He was helped by the fact that a colored family by the name of Cooper, who had been a slave of the Cooper family, took up a plot adjoining him. His son, Allen Cooper, built a house within shouting distance of Grandpa, and they worked together to get their places in production. To say they were poor would be an understatement. They actually went hungry at times. But hard times don;t stop the biological urges. I never heard anything on their courtship, but he eventually married a Mary Evelyn Barns. He spent three days working on the road for the County to pay for his marriage license and gave the preacher a pig to perform the ceremony. She was evidently a worker, and she helped him enlarge his lean-to into a three room house. The roof was oak shakes rived and dressed with a drawing knife and they were pegged into refters of split white oak. To the best of my knowledge the roof lasted as long as the house. They settled down there to live the rest of their lives. | MCBROOM, John Jefferson Bud (I18556)
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| 106 | 1/29/01 DB couldnt remember who he married..but he died in AZ..thought they lived in CA for awhile. He is the Uncle that went home drunk one night and his brother Sim Delaney loccked him in the cellar until he sobbered up. 1/29/01 DB couldnt remember who he married..but he died in AZ..thought they lived in CA for awhile. He is the Uncle that went home drunk one night and his brother Sim Delaney loccked him in the cellar until he sobbered up. | DELANEY, Jack (I435)
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| 107 | 1/29/01..married Edith Brooks per DB..no children born to this marriage. DB said he remembered one time his Uncle Jack came home drunk and Uncle Sim locked him in the cellar until he sobered up. | DELANEY, Sim (I427)
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| 108 | 11 Nov 1983: Buried at Englewood Cem. Slaton, Lub., Tx. Verbally from Kay Zahn November 1990. | BARTLETT, Lawrance W. (Blackie) (I10515)
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| 109 | 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. shewas the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum 11 Siblings.. she was the 3rd child Born.. Starvilla Indian Territory...according to Sybil Shipley Jobe in the Shipley Family History Field Cemetary North East of Porum | DELANEY, Katherine Elizabeth (I499)
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| 110 | 1769 ANSON CO NC Event: CENSUS 1790 1790 MONTGOMERY CO NC | GOWER, Thomas (I15415)
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| 111 | 1785, tax list, Wilkes Co., GA: Nathaniel Bullock, 4 polls and 6 slaves. Himself and three sons between 16 and 20. 1793, Deed, Wilkes Co., GA: Land grant 220 acres in Wilkes Co. Recorded in Secretary of State's office, Atlanta, GA. 27 Oct 1796 between Nathaniel Bullock, county of Wilkes, state of Georgia and Mathew Talbott Junr. ... three hundred dollars ... 220 acres in Wilkes Co. on the road leading from Washington to Augusta. 1800 Census, Oglethorpe Co., GA: Only Nathaniel Bullock listed in original Records in Capt. MElroy's district. 1 white male under 10, 1 white male 26-45; 1 white female under 10 and white female 16-26. July 1788 between William Pollard and Alcy Pollard, his wife, ... to Nathaniel Bullock all of Wilkes Co., GA ... two hundred pounds sterling ...350 acres in Wilkes Co. on Kettle Creek, etc. (This was probably to his father Nathaniel) County, GA sold to Samuel Dues. Signed, Nathaniel Bullock, Mary Bullock. Test: Theodia Burford; Joshua Arnold; John Lee, J. P. Recorded 17 June 1802.>(This would be Nathaniel Jr., and his mother Mary, as she most likely had dower rights) Nathaniel was living in Johnston, South Carolina, or near there during the War of 1812. He served as a private in Captain Harry Bryan's Company of Infantry 1st (McDonald's Regiment North Carolina Malitia, serving from September 24, 1814 to February 5, 1815, and stationed at Norfolk. this records was sent from War Records in Washington, D.C. This is the last record of his whereabouts and it substantiates a statement written by Moses McD. Bullock to Henry B. Bullock, in 1911. Johnston was in District Ninety-Six, South Carolina, which was divided into several counties after the War for Independence. No date of his death has been found.... | BULLOCK, Nathaniel (I15770)
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| 112 | 1794, Will, Oglethorpe Co., GA: Will purported to be that of Nathaniel Bullock objected to and not recorded Nathaniel was willed the old home plantation on Nutbush creek after the death of his mother. 2 May 1768: Deed, Granville Co., NC: Nathaniel Bullock of Bute Co., NC to Thomas Leach, land whereon Richard Bullock, lately deceased, lived and willed to said Nathaniel Bullock. Book H, p. 421. Some information on Nathaniel Bullock can be found in [UL:Colonial Granville County and It's People:UL] by Ray, and he appears several times in [UL:Bute Co. North Carolina Court Minutes:UL], abstracted by Brent Holcomb, serving on juries, deeding property, etc. Sometime around 1782, he left for Georgia. 1784, Land petition, Georgia: Nathaniel Bullock claims land grant for himself, wife, 8 children and 5 slaves. Receives 400 acres on Kettle Creek, Wilkes Co., GA. Petition says Nathaniel is resident of Georgia and has not received land under headrights. By 1785, records of Green Co., GA show that Nathan. Bullock of Wilkes Co., GA, received two deeds. 1785 Capt. Karr's Dist MM Tax list, Wilkes Co. 050 Nathaniel Bullock A deed in Nov. 1790 shows Nathl. Bullock & Mary his wife of Wilkes Co., GA selling 575 acres in Green Co. GA, on the Oconee River. When Nathaniel's estate was finally settled in 1802, guardians were appointed for his only two minor children at that time, Anna and Wyatt. His sons Hawkins and John Bullock were appointed administrators, with Alex. Gordon and Harris Gresham joining them as sureties on the guardianships. Note: !BIRTH: NC from "Roster of Revolutionsry Soldiers in GA and Other States", Vol II,compiled by Mrs. Howard H McCall,Genealogical Publishing Co,Baltimore, 1968,p.22(Denver Public Library). Jane Morris,"Adam Symes and His Descendants" (Dorrance & Co,Philadelphia,1938)p.45,gives date. !MARR: Date from "Marriages of Granville Co,NC,1753-1868",compiled by Brent H Holcomb,Baltimore,Genealogical Publishing Co,1981,p.451(Santa Clara Public Library,Santa Clara,CA:GR,929.3756,H72)."Roster" above gives Oxford,Granville, NC,1760,p.22. 1984 IGI gives 1759 &1760. !DEATH: "1600 Lines to Pilgrims,"Lineage Book III,p.324(NC State Library, Raleigh). Sharon Hinkle Ltr,5 DEC 1987,gives place and 1795 or 1802. | BULLOCK, Nathaniel (I16250)
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| 113 | 1850 census, Limestone County, , Texas, household of Joel Clapp, page 263. | Source (S1586)
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| 114 | 1860 Census reposts POB Tennessee | GIBSON, John Burnie (I491)
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| 115 | 1860 Census reposts POB Tennessee | GIBSON, John Burnie (I491)
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| 116 | 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. | Source (S1995)
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| 117 | 1860 U.S.Census for Bastrop County Texas., listed as wife of Thomas J. CLARK. | Source (S1873)
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| 118 | 1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. | Source (S1226)
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| 119 | 1870 U.S.Census for Liberty County Texas, Age listed as 16 on census with his father and whom I believe to be his stepmother.) | Source (S1465)
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| 120 | 1870 U.S.Census for Liberty County Texas., (2) 1860 U.S.Census for Bastrop County Texas. | Source (S1858)
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| 121 | 1880 Census Jackson Co NC Louisa Extine age 17 servant In the household of George W. Crawford and wife Nancy S. Crawford. | EXTINE, Louiza (I15250)
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| 122 | 1890 & Texas from the 1910 Navarro Co Texas census, household of William L. Clapp;; OK from 1930 Hardaman Co Texas census, household of Vernie Clapp. | Source (S1471)
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| 123 | 1900 Houston County Census. | Source (S1553)
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| 124 | 1903-1940 Death Records for Texas. | Source (S1729)
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| 125 | 1910 Navarro Co Texas census, household of William L. Clapp | Source (S1472)
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| 126 | 1930 census, Houston Co, Texas, Crockett, Prec. 1, shows she was married to a Robinson. | Source (S1755)
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| 127 | 1930 census, Houston Co, Texas, Crockett, Prec. 1. | Source (S1605)
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| 128 | 1930 Hardaman Co Texas census, household of Baxter Clapp. | Source (S1710)
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| 129 | 1993-2002 White Pages | Source (S1997)
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| 130 | 1st husband of Lucinda (Pearl) Delaney..DB on 1/29/01 couldnt remember his first name at this time..will check some more | KEITH, Unknown (I152)
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| 131 | 1st time | Family F112
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| 132 | 1st time | Family F112
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| 133 | 1st wife.. 1st wife.. 1st wife.. 1st wife.. | SATERFIELD, Rebekah (I46)
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| 134 | 2 marriages. First was to T. L Benton Second was to William Harrison (Buck) Pryor.. 2 marriages. First was to T. L Benton Second was to William Harrison (Buck) Pryor.. | SHIPLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I433)
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| 135 | 22 Age: 22 | FLOWERS, Nancy Dean (I21628)
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| 136 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4746
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| 137 | 23andMe. | Source (S2162)
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| 138 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F5027
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| 139 | 25 Minutes Age: 25 Minutes | CLARK, Sandra Anne (I11528)
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| 140 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4749
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| 141 | 3. PHILIP BURFORD2 BRADLEY (GEORGE P.1) was born December 23, 1858 in STONE MT.,DEKALB CO.,GA., and died June 06, 1928 in DECATUR, DEKALB CO.,GA, ZION BAPTIST CH. CEM.. He married R. TISSIE TURNER. Notes for PHILIP BURFORD BRADLEY: PHILIP BUFORD AND R. TISSIE TURNER ARE BURIED IN THE CHURCH CEMETERY OF ZION BAPTIST CHURCH ON E. PONCE DE LEON DR., DECATUR, GA. DEKALB CO.. Children of PHILIP BRADLEY and R. TURNER are: 4. i. LUCY3 BRADLEY. ii. ROY B. BRADLEY, m. BESSIE HARRISON. 5. iii. CRYSTAL BRADLEY. iv. GEORGE BRADLEY. 6. v. JOHN SILVEY BRADLEY, b. October 04, 1881, ATLANTA, FULTON CO.,GA.; d. October 01, 1966, STONE MT.,DEKALB CO.,GA.. | BRADLEY, Plillip Burford (I15519)
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| 142 | 32 Age: 32 | DEAN, Anna Lee (I10838)
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| 143 | 40 Age: 40 | WAGNER, Brian Rex (I10013)
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| 144 | 52 Age: 52 | RAGSDILL, Thomas Russell (I21497)
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| 145 | 58 Age: 58 | JONES, Levi Rasmus (I237)
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| 146 | 64 Age: 64 | REDMOND, Vivian Ramona (I21375)
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| 147 | 67 Age: 67 | THOMAS, Shedric Adam (I10766)
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| 148 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HOOK, M.K. (I267)
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| 149 | 70 Age: 70 | BARKLEY, Robert Boswich (I16672)
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| 150 | 72 Age: 72 | SNYDER, Rhoda Ann (I11056)
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