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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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| 3851 | Sweetwater Cemetery | Logan, Cleveland L (I367)
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| 3852 | Symon de TUFTON - b. about 1370; d. about 1406, Northiam, Sussex. Son of Roger de TOKETON IV. Symon was of Tufton, Northiam, Sussex, living there in 1389 (12th year of Richard II 1377-1399). The surname began to be written "Tufton" during the time of Edward III 1327-1377. Married about 1400. | de Tufton, Symon (I651)
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| 3853 | Tarrant Co., Texas, probate records are not available (28 Aug 2014) | Eaton, James Riley (I0923)
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| 3854 | Tax rolls of San Saba and Stephens Counties, Texas not available for years of his adulthood (post-1898) (29 Nov 2014) | Reynolds, Simeon Albert (I0927)
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| 3855 | Tentative listing as there are three children named Joan or Joane; clarification will be obtained. | Tufton, Joane (I638)
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| 3856 | Tentative listing as there are three children named Joan or Joane; clarification will be obtained. | Tufton, Joan (I636)
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| 3857 | Tentative listing as there are three children named Joan or Joane; clarification will be obtained. | Tufton, Joan (I634)
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| 3858 | Terrace Grove Cemetery | Donaldson, Jessie May (I1001)
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| 3859 | Texas Family Land Heritage Registry Properties in Williamson County, Texas (reprinted in Vol. 3, No. 1, The Chisholm Trail, page 41) Mozelle Smart Huling Ranch - 1852 - Abt one mile west of Berry's Creek Founder: William Smart of Indiana via Missouri 1974 Owners: Mozelle Smart Huling of Florence The Smart Clan Came to Texas in 1852. Patriarch John White Smart was a Minister. His wife, Mary Miller Smart, gave birth to William (D.W.) Smart in 1825. After reaching Central Texas in 1852, the Smarts followed the wagon tracks to the big springs at Lampasas. Indians raided their camp, and they moved back to the Berry's Creek area west of Florence. Their 1,100 acre ranch was located west of Berry's Creek on the old Florence and Liberty Hill Road now known as Farm Road 970. The land was covered with native grass and an abundance of water and wild game. The ranch was stocked with horses, cattle and sheep, and cultivated land was planted in corn, cotton and small grain. The cattle brand DW with the D turned backwards was registered in the Williamson County clerk's office in the 1850's and has been used through the years. The Smart schoolhouse was on the ranch and one teacher taught all the grades by day. Singing schools were taught there at night and on Sunday the building became the community's place of worship. Smart School closed in 1902 when there was no longer a need for it. It collapsed during a storm several years ago. Mozelle Smart Huling inherited this land from her bachelor uncle, Herbert Isaac Smart, who had inherited it from his father, D.W. "Doc" Smart. "Doc" had received 100 acres of the tract from his father, William (D.W.) Smart. There are 160 acres in the tract today, which support cattle and sheep. The settlers raised corn, cattle, horses and sheep. Sod was turned for the first time with a homemade plow pulled by the yoke of oxen that helped move the Smart Family to Texas. An early rock fence surrounds some of the other land which was returned to native grass for grazing many years ago. | Smart, John White (I1150)
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| 3860 | The "McC" volume of La Plata County Marriage Register does not contain a McCoy male marriage to a woman named Helen Vivian | Helen Vivian (I3140)
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| 3861 | The "Old Indian named Alec Yarbo" mentioned in the story could have been named Alec Yarbo, Yarborough, Yarbrough, etc. There were some Yarborough/Yarbrough families in the Okfuskee/Creek/Hughes county area at the time. More likely the man's name was Alahek (Alec) Harjo, Harjo being a family name among the Creek Nation. For example, a sixty-four year old widower whose name is recorded as Aha-Luck Harjo appears in the 1900 census of Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, in the extreme southwest corner of the county, Twp 10N Range 9E, adjacent to Hughes County (the location of Holdenville). This area was formerly part of the Creek Nation. There was an Alex Harjo who applied for a land allotment as a member of the Creek Nation (one of the "five civilized tribes") in Twp 11N Range 9E in 1900. | Eaton, James Madison (I0909)
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| 3862 | The "Old Northwest" Genealogical Quarterly, v. 13, p. 164: "His wife, Anne Dunham, did not die until much later, probably not before 1825 or 1830" according to tradition of some of her grandchildren who were alive in 1910 | Dunham, Anne (I1954)
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| 3863 | The 1800 census gives his age as "over 45 years" | McKillip, Andrew (I402)
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| 3864 | The 1810 census shows him two lines below father James Holbrook and listed as "James Holbrook Jr" | Holbrook, James (I817)
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| 3865 | The 1820 census places his birth between 1775 and 1794, while the 1840 census places his birth between 1771 and 1780 | Smart, Reuben (I1682)
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| 3866 | The 1820 census puts him aged 16 to 25; sold land on 25 Jul 1819 and was therefore at least 21 years old | McKillip, Archibald (I3248)
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| 3867 | The 1830 and 1840 census place his birth between 1791 and 1800 while the 1820 census places his birth between 1775 and 1794; the 1850 census gives 1792 | Creighton, Joseph (I581)
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| 3868 | The 1840 census lists him aged 30 to 39; in the estate of Julius Nichols he is listed between Fountain (b. 1808) and David (b. 1811) | Nichols, Meridith T (I1882)
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| 3869 | The 1850 census lists "Ohio" as her birth place | Mary (I805)
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| 3870 | The 1850 census lists her aged 16, the 1860 census lists her at age 26 and the 1870 census lists her aged 36, but the 1880 census lists her aged 41. Note that two of her sisters are listed in the household in 1880 at three to five years younger than reality. | Laubacher, Salome (I2446)
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| 3871 | The 1850 census lists her at age 18, the 1860 census lists her at age 28, the 1870 census lists her at age 35, the 1880 census lists her at age 43. Her obituary of 1 Feb 1884 says "aged about 50 years." | Laubacher, Emira (I2448)
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| 3872 | The 1850 census lists her birth place as Ohio | Lab, Mary Elizabeth (I2500)
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| 3873 | The 1850 census lists his name as "William R"; this census has incorrect names for a number of others in this family as well | Hester, Wiley Robertson (I033)
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| 3874 | The 1850 census shows "N C" as her birthplace | Jaggers, Elizabeth (I718)
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| 3875 | The 1850 census shows a "Britania" (b. 1825, Tennessee) living with Smith Gann, while the 1860 shows a "Jane" (b. 1819, Tennessee); we assume this is the same person | Britania Jane (I804)
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| 3876 | The 1860 census lists Georgia as his birthplace | Banks, John (I1094)
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| 3877 | The 1860 census lists her birth place as "S C" | Hester, Mary (I322)
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| 3878 | The 1860 census lists her birthplace as Georgia | Banks, Sarah P (I1092)
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| 3879 | The 1860 census lists her birthplace as Georgia | Hines, Martha (I1019)
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| 3880 | The 1860 census lists her birthplace as Illinois | Eaton, Lucinda Catherine (I1909)
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| 3881 | The 1860 census lists his birthplace as Illinois; all others give Kentucky. | Eaton, John (I0910)
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| 3882 | The 1860 census lists Illinois as her birthplace | Eaton, Sarah Jane (I1908)
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| 3883 | The 1860 census puts his birth in 1795 but it is an outlier among all sources by at least 13 years too early | Peter, Conrad (I2738)
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| 3884 | The 1860 census shows a birth place of "Deustadt" or "Demstadt", Germany | Kellar, Barbara (I2689)
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| 3885 | The 1860 census shows Illinois as his birthplace | Eaton, Joseph Asbury (I1907)
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| 3886 | The 1870 and 1880 census differ on her age by three years, while the 1860 census falls in the middle | Emmaline (I2927)
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| 3887 | The 1870 Census has "Virginia" as his birth place and the 1880 Census has "Pennsylvania" | van Horn, John Meredith (I2991)
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| 3888 | The 1870 census incorrectly spells his name "Welsley" | McDowell, Charles Wesley (I2801)
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| 3889 | The 1870 Census places her birth in 1832, the 1860 census makes it 1835 | Sharp, Louisiana (I2993)
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| 3890 | The 1870 census shows him living next to his father and provides the "Jr" suffix | Pate, Marcus Edwin Jr (I393)
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| 3891 | The 1880 census gives her age as 19 years which disagrees with all other sources by 10 years; we discount it here | Pate, Emaline (I395)
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| 3892 | The 1880 census indicates that she had had pneumonia. | Miller, Rachel E (I193)
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| 3893 | The 1880 census lists wife Judy (Hester) as a widow | Wates, Simeon (I327)
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| 3894 | The 1880 census shows her name as "Emma," the 1870 census shows "Emeline" and the 1860 census shows "Emmaline" | Emmaline (I2927)
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| 3895 | The 1880 United States Census gives her age as three years | Franks, Tennessee (I4287)
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| 3896 | The 1899 "Canton Official City Directory" lists him as a resident with Catherine A (Numan) at 720 Marion St, though she is listed separately as his widow and he is said to have died at the Massillon State Hospital in November of 1898. It is likely that he died as the information to compile the 1899 directory was being gathered, leading to the confusing listings. | Walter, Frank (I4313)
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| 3897 | The 1900 census gives a birth year of Oct 1844 which lies two years later than any other source | Sheffield, Sarah Elizabeth (I3228)
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| 3898 | The 1900 census indicates nine children born to this family with two still living | Family F313
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| 3899 | The 1900 census lists his birth place as "Indian Territory" | Walker, Olin Claude (I1082)
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| 3900 | The 1910 census indicates ten children were born to this family but only two were still living | Family F313
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