McClure, James

Notes:

James McClure who married Mary Buchanan, bond 31 Jan 1803 in LincolnCo. KY.

James McClure was born in 1772. According to the 1850 Russell CountyKy. census
record, he was from Virginia. He is living with his daughter SarahMcKinley. He died in 185 3 in Russell County.

Stanley McClure Sr. (1902-1995) told the following stories about theearly
McClures in Russell County during some videotaped interviews. Stanleywas the
great, great, grandson of James & Mary Buchanan McClure.

James McClure and Mary Buchanan were married in 1803 in Lincoln County
Kentucky. "The McClures came to Russell County in 1803 (then it wasCumberland
County). James had been in Swan Pond Bottom for a few years wintering
horsestock in those canes. In them days, hay wasn't plentiful and thestock eat
the blades off them green canes."

"In 1803, they (James & Mary) (others?) packed off down here in awagon headed
for Swan Pond. They got up here at Goose Creek. It was flooding. Theywent into
it too deep and liked to have got washed away, and great grandmotherMary got
wet and took pneumonia -- liked to have died despite all they coulddo. They
said she never was a stout woman after that ---- but she was stoutenough to
have had about 10 children after they got to Swan Pond."

"Mary Buchanan is buried in Swan Pond. James McClure is buried in thisGlover
Cemetery. (In Russell County off Hwy. 127) James' son, Nathan, ownedthis whole
country down here, Kane Ridge. And had a big house, the best log houseever
built in Russell County by far according to Walter Carnes. It wasfinished in
the last detail. It wasn't a rough log house."

"I assume that my great grandfather was visiting or staying possiblyout here
at Nathan's and he died and they took him out here and buried him. JoAb (Job)
Glover married a sister to old James McClure. And that's a Glovergraveyard. He
might have even been at the Glover's, but anyway he was buried in anunmarked
grave up there in that little graveyard. And mother always said it wasa
strange thing to her that the wealthiest man in Russell County didn'tsee to it
that his parents had a marked stone at their graves."

"Mary (Buchanan) had a slate -- homemade stone -- and my mother saysthat one
day a man passed. And he come from up toward grandfather's and then hecut
across and went over to that graveyard (in Swan Pond). It looked likehe had a
hammer in his hand. Said the next time she was over there, thattombstone --
slate stone -- was beat all to pieces. I used to know where itwas...."

Stanley was born in the old James McClure cabin. "It was a log housethat I was
born in, and they tore it down. I don't know why. The picture I saw ofit, it
was spic and span. As to why they tore it down, I don't know. To proveit was
spic and span, they built that crib out there that fell down -- usingtimbers
that came out of that old house; that mill house (still standing) --that floor
is an ash floor that came out of the log house. It must not have beenrotten. I
don't know if my mother just demanded a new house or what happened.The
basement was right there in the front yard."

(Stanley's parents tore down the old cabin and filled in the basement.They
built a new house just behind where old James' cabin sat. Stanleytalked about
having a newspaper picture of the old log house, but I haven't beenable to
locate it.)

Judy: I'm sure you have been to Swan Pond Bottom many times. You havesaid that
it is at the mouth of Blackfish fork. What does that part of thecountry look
like now? Is it heavily populated, or has it remained rural. What kindof crops
are raise there? Do you have any pictures other than of the house?Barb

Here's James' will. I also have two typed pages that include hisinventory and sale, but that 's too much to put on here right now.

Will of James McClure

In the name of God, Amen. Know all men by the presents that I, JamesMcClure, of Russell Coun ty, Ky., taking in to consideration theuncertainty of life and the certainty of death, do ma ke this my lastWill & Testament in manner following: First, I give and bequeath tothe child ren of my deceased daughter, Isabella, those of them who maysurvive to the age of 21, the su m of $50 each, to be paid to themwhen they arrive at age 21 by my Executor hereinafter named . Second,I give, after all my just debts and funeral expenses are paid, to mydaughters Sara h McKinley, Elizabeth Warriner, Agnes McKinney, PollyPierce, Alice Boyd, Ann Wooldridge an d my sons, Nathan McClure andAaron McClure all the remainder of my Estate, Real, Personal o rmixed, to be equally divided amongst them and lastly, I hereby appointmy two sons Nathan M cClure & Aaron McClure my Executors. In witnesswhereof, I have hereunto set my hand & seal t his 1 November 1852.

Attest: Wm. Cook James McClure

Alexander Jackman & Wm. Buster.

Recorded at the July Term 1853 of the Russell Co. Court by Will S.Patterson, Clerk.
By Judy McClure Hachey - Jun 19, 2000

Page 607 (will have to get book # as this information comes fromtranscriptions found in Russ ell Co. Library)

James McClure, Inventory

A true & just Inventory & Appraisal of all the Personal Estate ofJames McClure, Decd. whic h was produced by Aaron McClure, hisExecutor.
Cash on hand....$90.35
Note on William & Madison McFarland, due 9 Aug. 1850 for..... $2.50
Note on William Fletcher, due 28 March 1853 for....................28.50
Note on William & Joel Pierce, due 27 Feb. 1853for..............103.50
" " Joseph Ballenger, due 10 Feb. 1844 for................... 5.44
" " Albert Bryan, due 4 Aug. 1829 for........................... 5.00
" " Albert Warriner, due 25 Dec. 1847 for..........................2.00
" " John Antle Sr. due 30 Jan. 1829for............................17.50
" " Harvey Head, due Nov. 15, 1817 for 1500 lbs. of tobacco, no amountgiven
" " George Boyd, due 23 June 1851 for...........................25.00
" " William Twidwell, due 1 Jan. 1825 for........................ 2.00
" " Thomas Cook, due 25 May 1831 for.......................... 2.00
" " R. B. Shackleford, due 14 June 1834 for.................... 4.00
" " James O'dudley for 84 lbs. of iron.................no price given
Begin page 608
Note on James Whitlock, due 25 Dec. 1835for.......................5.00
" " Solimon Baugh, due 17 Oct. 1851 for.......................12.00
" " William Harrison, due 4 July 1839 for.......................13.70
" " Ivuson Warriner, due 30 May 1830 for.......................1.25
" " Robert George, due 25 May 1851 for........................2.00
" " Ephraim Pierce, due 1 Sept. 1825 for.......................2.00
Order on S. B. Tanssley (could be Tankersley) for $15.00 & JamesMcKinney.

1 cupboard.......................................$10.00
Fall Leaf table................................... 2.50
??Shell & Pewter Basin......................... .75
2 Delph Dishes....................................1.00
2 Grindstones......................................1.50
4 waggon tubs......................................3.00
Big Wheel, Little Wheel.........................3.00
Feather Bed & 2 pillows for...................15.00
1 table..................................................1.00
Woman's Saddle...................................5.00
Gurbbing Hoe & ??...................................50
Singletrees, 2 ??...................................2.00
3 Falling Axes & 1-Stone Hammer..........1.00
Pr. Pot Hooks & 2--Rods...........................50
1 lot of Wagon Parts for........................15.00
1 cow....................................................9.00
1 Yearling..............................................4.50
1 bureau................................................4.50
cow hides..............................................2.00
drawing knife and auger.............................50
1 slate & bag of clover seed....................3.00
3 bee stands.........................................3.00
churn & 1/2 bushel...................................75
gun, shot bag, powder horn, bullit molds..8.00
Frowe & Pr. Stilyards for.........................2.50

Begin page 609

2 shovel plows, 1-hackney??...................3.00
1 mill spindle, pot rack and stretchers for..2.00
Loom.....................................................2.50
Still Cap Worm & Flake stand??.............10.00
1 sheep..................................................1.00
1 chest...................................................2.00
Iron wedges.............................................1.50
Rake and Brier Sythe..................................75
Knife Box & Candle Molds...........................50
Broad Axe and Narrow Axes for.................1.50
Gun, shot bag, powder horn & bullit molds.15.00
Same as above........................................10.00
Feather Bed & 2 pillows.............................15.00
Shovel & Fire Tongs.....................................45
1 Pr. Hames and 3 Chains.........................3.00
Set of Hand Irons and 1 Hand-Hammer.......1.50
Loom.......................................................5.00
1 Waggon Wheel......................................6.00
2 Chains..................................................1.25
2 Kettles..................................................3.00
Pr. Mill Stone & Rock ??? for...................10.00
1 Fat Tub....................................................50

I certify that the foregoing Inventory contains all the PersonalEstate of James McClure, dec eased, which hath come to my hands.Signed, Aaron McClure.
Appraised by Jo Ballenger & B. Helms.
One Judgement on Tho Lawless, due 22 Dec. 1847..... 8.00
One Bond on William & William D. Lair, dated 1841.... $30.00
One account on Nathan McClure...............................50.00
One account on Aaron McClure...............................250.00
410.00
Begin Page 610

The foregoing Inventory was produced at open Court, May Term, 1854 &ordered to be recorded . Will S. Patterson, Clerk.

James McClure Sale

A list of Sales of the personal Estate of James McClure, deceased,made 30 July 1853 as follo ws:

Nathan McClure, 1 beef hide..............$1.05
Auger & drawing knife............................10
1 slate..................................................25
Rifle gun & Euipage...........................16.10
Weeding Hoe.........................................50
Pr. of Hames.........................................25
Singletree..............................................30
2 Pr. Hand Irons.....................................50
3 old axes.............................................75
1 rod.....................................................10
1 bed, 2 pillows & 7 covers.................18.00
1 cupboard.......................................11.00
1 loom..................................................50
Still cap & Worm & etc......................12.60
Brace & Bit...........................................10
Total .......................................... 60.25

Aaron McClure
2 Iron Wedges ....................................1.05
1 shell & pewter ???...............................25
1 Broad Axe ..........................................75
1 Grindstone ..........................................0?
1 Bedsted .............................................10
Cotton Wheel .....................................1.00
Steelyards ............................................45
Pr. Tin set Shovel ..................................95
Hammer, Pot Hooks & Hone ................4.70
Bureau & Kettle ..................................9.30
Sheep, Chair & Sifter ...........................1.20
Fat Stand ..............................................25
Total ...............................................$20.35

Page 610 continued

Abner Wooldridge
1 big sythe .............................................50
Box, Dish, Knife & Candel Mold.............. .47 1/2
Sack of Clover Seed..............................2.35
Half Bushel & Woman's Saddle..............5.55
Shovel Plow & Hammer............................70
Pr. of Mill Stones..................................2.00
1 churn...................................no price given
Total ................................................$11.57 1/2

Sarah McKinney & Aaron Buckhannon
1 Grindstone & Bedsted........................1.80
Shovel plow, iron rod & dish...................3.25
Hackle, Flax Wheel & Kettle..................3.80
Singletree & Clevis...................................64
Total.....................................................9.52

George Boyd, Pot Rack & Stretchers......1.20
James McClure, bed, pillows, 3 covers & 1 tick......11.10
Wm. Fletcher, 1 Yearling........................6.00

Wm. Pierce,
Dish & Fall Leaf Table................................2.80
Rifle Gun & Equipage.................................8.45
Total.......................................................11.45

James Boyd, Falling Axe & Heifer.............11.10

John A. Denton
Set of Wagon Hubs...................................1.15
Mill Spindle & waggon ?? ........................11.75
Total.....................................................$12.90

Wm Warriner
1 rifle gun & etc.........................................9.05
1 Frowe.......................................................75
Total.......................................................$9.80

Jesse Blankenship, Hames, Chains & Mattock....1.65

Andrew Patterson
1 Log Chain................................................2.45
1 Table....................................................... .12 1/2
2 Waggon Wheels.......................................6.00
Total.........................................................8.57 1/2

The foregoing sale bill was produced in open court at the May Term,1854 & ordered to be reco rded. Will S. Patterson, Clerk

By Judy McClure Hachey - Jul 12, 2000

James married Buchanan, Mary on 12 Feb 1803 in , Lincoln, Kentucky. Mary was born in in , , Kentucky; died in 1840. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

I am guessing and William's birth. I think I am fairly accurate.

William married Warriner, Mary on 19 Mar 1823 in , Adair, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Sources:
Title: Kean Genealogy Folder, Public Library, Jamestown, Russell Co.,KY
Title: Marriage Bonds, Russell County, Kentucky, Book 2
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Official Document
Page: 251-252

Buckhannon, John B. to Sally McLure. November 13, 1826. Married byJohn
Antle, Martial. 1-3.

Nickname: Sally

CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE: Kentucky COUNTY: Russell DIVISION:Russell REEL NO: M653-39 4 PAGE NO: 779
REFERENCE: August 7, 1860

23 951 951 McKinley Sarah 56 F Farming1,770 30 0 Ky
24 951 951 McKinley Peter 18 M Farmin gKy
25 951 951 McKinley Agnes 1 6 FKy

Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - McKean-Murry
McKinley, Solomon to Sally McLure. October 12, 1840.1-26.

McKinley, Solomon to Sally McLure. October 12, 1844. Married by E.Coffey.
See Solomon McKinley above, where no minister or J.P. was listed.1-26.

Sarah married Buchanan, John B. on 13 Nov 1826 in , Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Sarah married McKinley, Solomon on 12 Oct 1840 in , Russell, Kentucky. Solomon was born on 17 Oct 1805 in , , Kentucky; died on 06 Jan 1844 in Lairsville, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Jan 1844. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Had husband as James but everything I see says William, including the 1850 Census for Russel l Co., KY. The two children below are listed in the Census.

Family/Spouse: Warriner, William. William was born about 1794 in , , Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Misc: Mason

Notes:

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Aaron
Acres: 175
Book: 30
Page: 252
Date Survey: 11-13-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 145
Book: 30
Page: 254
Date Survey: 4- 6-1845
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 106
Book: 30
Page: 255
Date Survey: 10-23-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Clifty

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 32
Book: 30
Page: 506
Date Survey: 10-24-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Aaron
Acres: 175
Book: 30
Page: 252
Date Survey: 11-13-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 145
Book: 30
Page: 254
Date Survey: 4- 6-1845
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 106
Book: 30
Page: 255
Date Survey: 10-23-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Clifty

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 32
Book: 30
Page: 506
Date Survey: 10-24-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, H
Acres: 50
Book: 31
Page: 308
Date Survey: 11-14-1849
County: Rockcastle
Watercourse: Skeggs Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 30
Book: 33
Page: 253
Date Survey: 7-25-1850
County: Russell
Watercourse: Cumberland R

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Aaron
Acres: 175
Book: 30
Page: 252
Date Survey: 11-13-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 145
Book: 30
Page: 254
Date Survey: 4- 6-1845
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 106
Book: 30
Page: 255
Date Survey: 10-23-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Clifty

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 32
Book: 30
Page: 506
Date Survey: 10-24-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Little Indian Cr

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Nathan
Acres: 30
Book: 33
Page: 253
Date Survey: 7-25-1850
County: Russell
Watercourse: Cumberland R

CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE: Kentucky COUNTY: Russell DIVISION:Russell REEL NO: M653-39 4 PAGE NO: 776
REFERENCE: August 3, 1860 By: George W. Moore
8 924 924 McClure Nathan 53 M Farmer10,000 7,00 0 Ky
9 924 924 McClure Sarah 4 9 FKy
10 924 924 McClure Brian S. 19 M Labore rKy
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Judy McClure Hachey - Feb 5, 2005 Edit | Delete | Viewers | Reply to this item No. I'm pretty sure this is Nathan McClure, son of James & Mary Buchanan McClure. He would be an uncle to the younger Nathan McClure, son of William and Mary. The older Nathan was a large landowner, and served several terms as a state representative and a senator (Ky.). I'd say he was well educated for his time. My grandfather said people often called upon him to read them their letters, because they couldn't read.


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Census_Year 1850
Microfilm # M432-217
State Kentucky
County Russell

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE: Kentucky COUNTY: Russell DIVISION: The Second District REEL NO: M432-217 SHEET NO: 244B
REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 17th day of August 1850, by N. McClure; Handwritten page #487

***Nathan McClure was the Census Taker for the 1850 Russell County Census.

Nathan married Kean, Sarah D. on 19 Apr 1832 in , Russell, Kentucky. Sarah was born on 29 Apr 1811 in , Russell, Kentucky; died on 06 Feb 1877 in Jamestown, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Feb 1877 in Kean Cemetery, Jamestown, Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - McKean-Murry
McKinney, James to Agnes McClure. January 31, 1832. Married by J.Ballinger,
J.P. 1-10.

Agnes married McKinney, James Crowe on 31 Jan 1832 in , Russell, Kentucky. James was born on 26 Jan 1804 in , Wythe, Virginia; died on 27 Aug 1897 in , Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Aug 1897. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

tombstone photo owned by Glenda J. Dunbar Hall

Alice married Boyd, George on 25 Mar 1841 in , Russell, Kentucky. George was born on 10 Dec 1803 in , , Virginia; died on 30 Jul 1891 in Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in 1891 in McClure-Lester Family Cemetery, Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Pat CALTON, 23097 Hiway W, Barnett, MO 65011 USA
573-378-6184, pattical@computerhut.net

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 1536
Grantee: McClure, Aaron
Acres: 175
Book: 30
Page: 252
Date Survey: 11-13-1849
County: Russell
Watercourse: Indian Cr

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CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE or TERRITORY: KY COUNTY: Russell DIVISION:Russell REEL NO: M6 53-394 PAGE NO: 708
REFERENCE: Enumerated on June 30, 1860 by George W. Moore

30 442 442 McClure Aaron 43 M . Farmer6,000 2,50 0 Ky . . . . .
31 442 442 McClure Ruth 3 3 F . .. . Ky . . . . .
32 442 442 McClure Mary E. 1 3 F . .. . Ky . X . . .
33 442 442 McClure James 1 2 M . .. . Ky . X . . .

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Check for burial in Russell, Kentucky

Aaron married Vaughn, Rutha on 29 May 1845 in , Russell, Kentucky. Rutha was born in 1827 in , , Kentucky; died after 1880. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

age 32 in 1850

Family/Spouse: Pierce, William. William was born in 1816 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

19 JAN 1885 , Casey, KY is death also

Julia married Wooldridge, Abner on 03 Apr 1838 in , Russell, Kentucky. Abner was born on 07 Aug 1817 in , Adair, Kentucky; died on 19 Jan 1885 in , Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Jan 1885. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Isabel married Karnes, William Alec on 15 Jan 1835 in , Russell, Kentucky. William was born about 1815. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE: Kentucky COUNTY: Russell DIVISION: TheSecond District REEL NO : M432-217 SHEET NO: 243B
REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 16th day of August 1850, by N. McClure;Handwritten page #485
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23 48 48 McClure James Jr. 26 M blacksmith300 Ky
24 48 48 McClure Sarah Jane 19 FK y X
25 48 48 McClure Mary E. 2 FKy
26 48 48 McClure Sary Ann 5/12 FKy
27 48 48 McClure Allice E. 16 FK y X
REMARKS: deaf
28 48 48 McClure William 13 MK y X
29 48 48 McClure John 11 MK y X
30 48 48 McClure Mary Ann 7 FKy

James married McKinley, Sarah Jane on 19 Mar 1844 in , Russell, Kentucky. Sarah (daughter of McKinley, Solomon and Kean, Mary Ann) was born on 20 Jul 1829 in , Russell, Kentucky; died on 17 Apr 1909 in , , Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - Page-Pumfry
Compilation copyright 1985 Gary L. Flanagan
Web version copyright 1998 Gary L. Flanagan

Passmore, Isaac to Mary Scott. July 25, 1849. Married by Nathan McClure, 1-
47.
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Nathan married McFarland, Nancy on 01 Feb 1848. Nancy was born on 29 Aug 1829 in , Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

McClure, Aaron Jr. to Octavia Bradshaw. June 19, 1863. Married by Wm.
Rexroat at William Rexroat's. Bond: June 19, 1863, no surety.Witnesses:
Rhoda Rexroat, Amanda J. Rexroat. 3-205,206.

(Need to verify this marriage and that Aaron is the son of Aaron McClure and Rutha Vaughn . This is the only Aaron I could see that Aaron Jr. could be the son of).

Aaron married Bradshaw, Octavia on 19 Jun 1863 in , Adair, Kentucky. Octavia (daughter of Bradshaw, Seath and White, Sarah G.) was born on 13 Dec 1828. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Higginbottom, Robert A. to Mary A(nn) McClure. September 10, 1862.Married
by Morgan Blair, M.B. Church, at Chesley S. Jones'. Bond: Sept. 10,1862, E.
Tompkins as surety. Witness:es: Chesley S. Jones, Elom Huddleston,others.
Note dated Sept. 10, 1862, from C.S. Jones stating that Mary AnnMcClure had
been living in his household for two years, had no parents, and was20. 3-
111,112.

Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - Hadley-Hughs
Compilation copyright 1985 Gary L. Flanagan
Web version copyright 1998 Gary L. Flanagan

CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE or TERRITORY: KY COUNTY: Russell DIVISION:Russell REEL NO: M6 53-394 PAGE NO: 661
REFERENCE: Enumerated on June 9, 1860 by: George W. Moore
12 120 120 Holms Anderson M. 35 M . Farmer2,670 1,53 1 Ky . . . . .
13 120 120 Holms Julia Ann 3 5 F . .. . Ky . . . . .
14 120 120 Holms William J . 9 M . .. . K y . X . . .
15 120 120 Holms Mary E . 8 F . .. . K y . X . . .
16 120 120 Holms John B . 5 M . .. . K y . . . . .
17 120 120 Holms James A . 3 M . .. . K y . . . . .
18 120 120 Holms Hugh M 11/1 2 M . .. . Ky . . . . .
19 120 120 McClure Mary Ann 1 7 F . .. . Ky . . . . .

Mary married Higginbottom, Robert A. on 10 Sep 1862 in , Russell, Kentucky. Robert was born in 1843 in Crocus, Adair, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Sources:
Title: Marriage Bonds, Russell County, Kentucky, Book 2
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Official Document
Page: 237-238


Kean, Joseph Jr. to Elizabeth Ann Buchannon. March 5, 1857. Married by
Joseph Ballenger, J.P.R.C., at Sally McKinley's. Bond: Mar. 4, 1857,Aaron
Buchannon as surety. Witnesses: Charles Kean, Aaron Bucharmon.Bride's
mother: Sally McKinley. 2-237,238.

CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE: Kentucky COUNTY: Russell DIVISION:Russell REEL NO: M653-39 4 PAGE NO: 779
REFERENCE: August 7, 1860
26 952 952 Keane Joseph H. 29 M Farmer40 0 Ky
27 952 952 Keane Elizabeth Ann 3 1 FKy
28 952 952 Keane Sarah E. 8/1 2 FKy

Elizabeth married Kean, Joseph H. on 05 Mar 1857 in , Russell, Kentucky. Joseph was born about 1831 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1850 Census

Peter married Choate, Sarah on 03 Sep 1878 in , Russell, Kentucky. Sarah was born about 1844 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married Dunbar, Bryant on 16 Dec 1867 in , Russell, Kentucky. Bryant was born about 1847 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Eliza married Bradley, William W. on 16 Apr 1863 in , Russell, Kentucky. William (son of Bradley, James B. and Petty, Nancy) was born in 1834 in , Barren, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Sources:
Title: Kean Genealogy Folder, Public Library, Jamestown, Russell Co.,KY
Title: Marriage Bonds, Russell County, Kentucky, Book 2
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Official Document
Page: 37-38


Williams, John W. to Mary Jane McClure. June 24, 1855. Married byJoseph Ballenger, J.P.R.C. , at Nathan McClure's. Bond: June 18, 1855,Nathan McClure as surety. Witnesses: Aaron Buchannon, Jacob A.Williams, George Williams. Bride's father: Nathan McClure. 2-37,38.

Mary married Williams, John W. on 24 Jun 1855 in , Russell, Kentucky. John was born on 18 Mar 1831 in , , Kentucky; died on 07 Mar 1914 in Jamestown, Russell, Kentucky; was buried on 09 Mar 1914 in Kean Cemetery, Jamestown, Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Sources:
Title: Kean Genealogy Folder, Public Library, Jamestown, Russell Co.,KY
Title: Marriage Bonds, Russell County, Kentucky, Book 2
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Official Document
Page: 415-416


Miller, James P. to Sarah Ann(e) McClure. March 3, 1859. Married byJo. Ballenger, J.P.R.C. , at Nathan McClure Sr.'s. Bond: Feb. 28,1859, Nathan McClure Sr. as surety. Witnesses: Abram Baugh, John W.Williams, others. Bride's father: Nathan McClure. 2-415,416. RussellCo., K Y Marriages, 1826-1865

Sources:
Title: Miller Family File - Adair Co., KY, Public Library, GenealogyDept.
Page: Adam Miller family group sheet
Title: KY Cemetery Records
Page: Adair County
Text: Sara McClure, wife of J.P. Miller
b. Dec 23, 1838
d. Oct 26, 1918
Title: KY Cemetery Records
Page: Adair County

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Sarah Ann Miller

Death certificate # 24419, deathvol 1918, State of Kentucky

Sarah Ann Miller, female, white, widowed, of 'W. Columbia' voter precinct, Columbia, Adair County KY, born 24 December 1838 Russell County KY, died 26 October 1918, age 79 years, 10 months, 2 days.
Father Nathan McClure, born Russell County KY; mother Sallie Cain, born Russell County KY. Occupation: 'retired'.
Informant: N.B. Miller of Columbia KY; attending physician: Dr. S.P.Miller of Columbia KY; undertaker J.F. Triplett of Columbia KY; place of burial 'Crocus, Adair Co. KY', buried 27 October 1918.

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Pierce, William to Mary Ann Kean. May 14, 1857. Married by Jo. Ballenger,
J.P., at Joseph H. Kean's. Bond: May 13, 1857, Joseph H. Kean, Jr. as
surety. Witnesses: William Vaughn, Sarah Ann McClure, others. Bride's
father: John Kean, decd. 2-251,252.

Sarah married Miller, James Preston on 03 Mar 1859 in , Russell, Kentucky. James was born on 19 Mar 1826 in , Adair, Kentucky; died on 03 Mar 1905 in , Adair, Kentucky; was buried in Mar 1905 in Miller Cemetery, Crocus, Adair, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Never Married - Living with sister Mary Jane McClure Williams in the1880 Census Jamestown, R ussell, Kentucky
Source: FHL Film 1254441 National Archives Film T9-0441 Page477A

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Title: Kean Genealogy Folder, Public Library, Jamestown, Russell Co.,KY

In Memory of my Mother (Sally Kean)
by Bryan S. McClure
Bryan is the son of Nathan and Sally Kean McClure, grandson of Jamesand Mary Buchanan McClur e, and great grandson of Alice McClure.

In memory of my mother, who died at her late residence in Russell Co.,on the 6th day of Febr uary 1877, in the 66th year of her age. She hadbeen an earnest and consistent member of th e Christian Church forabout forty years.

Blessed is the memory of a dear old-fashioned, sweet ? mother; witheyes in whose clear depth s the love light shone, and brown hairthreaded with silver lying smooth upon her faded cheek . Those dearhands, that were worn with toil, gently guided my tottering steps inchildhood , and smoothed my pillow in sickness; even reaching out tome in yearning tenderness when he r spirit was baptised in the pearlyspray of the river. Blessed is the memory of an old-fashi oned mother;it floats to me now like the beautiful perfume of some woodlandblossoms. The mu sic of other voices may be lost to me; echo in myheart, and live forever on its stringes?. O ther faces will fade awayand be forgotten, but hers will shine on till the light from heave nportals shall glorify my own.

And now, once again in the fitful pace of busy life, my feet wanderback to the old homestea d and crossing the well-worn thresh hold. Istand once more in the low, quaint room, so hallo wed by her presence.I am now filled with emotions and stirred with past recollections that I have no language adequate to express. Now and here up comes thememory of her last surviv ing hours, in which she asked me to lookaloft to the Sun that is never to set and meet her i n that land whereaffection is ever to bloom.

I had parted with kind father, brothers, and sisters which was griefto me; but when I saw m y dear mother close her eyes in the cold andtranquil slumber of death, it was to me by far t he saddest hour of mylife. But oh, how consoling the thought that when I too shall havecros sed the dark river of death, I have a hope of meeting with mymother on that beautiful shore , and being joined again with her ineternal reunion.

And now, here again at the old homestead, surrounded by the source ofmy childhood days, my m ind is carried back to time almost out ofmemory, and to half-forgotten years of yore.

How the feeling of childish innocence and dependence come over me;just here where long year s ago I knelt down in the molten sunshinestreaming through the western window, by my mother s knee, lisping myfathers name.

Oh, my mothers words, her faith and prayers, the memory of hermotherly devotion to me, wil l forever light up the pathway of myfuture life. Years may roll on and fill great drifts bet ween hers and?, but they can never drive from my memory the glory of her pure,unbounded lov e for me.

She was my friend where others turned aside;
My guide when others failed to point the way;
The one bright star to which my heart could point,
However dark the way.
No childish grief my heart did ever know,
But she was ready to assuage the pain;
She warded off from me each heavenly blow,
And bade me hope again.
She liked to see the sunshine in my life,
Her own had been so dark and chill;
With ice her heart was all aching void,
Earths pleasures could not fill.
She taught me that this earth has naught so fair,
But it must fade, overshadowed by the tomb;
No where, except beyond the grave could we,
Ever find immortal bloom.

I miss her smiles, her words of hope and cheer;
They never failed me in the darkest day;
Tis but a little while she often said,
This grief will pass away.

And oh, her eyes were beams of light to me;
As bright as stars of heaven were they;
My brightest day is dark as sable night,
Since mother is far away.

copied by Cara Kelsey
Feb. 26, 1957

Other Events:

• Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever

Notes:

Died of typhoid fever at age 21
Sources:
Title: Kean Genealogy Folder, Public Library, Jamestown, Russell Co.,KY

Notes:

Died in infancy.

Notes:

Mary Jane was married to Midian Chamberlain. I think that they (ormore likely, just he) left Russell Co. at some point. My impressionis that he was not in good standing with the res t of the family when he left.

I copied some material that my mother had, but there may be more that is still in storage . I was just getting interested in family history at that time and I didn't copy everything . If I find moreinformation, I will let you know.

Janet

Family/Spouse: Chamberlain, Midian I.. Midian was born in 1828 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

MCKINNEY JOHN S 095 RUSSELL CO., KENTUCKY 02-02-1936 VOLUME 013CERTIFICATE 06022 De ath Volume 1936

Notes:

Until I looked at the 1860 Census I had Mariah. In the 1860 Census Russell Co., KY, she is listed as Eliza M. age 17, I am guessing that the M. in Eliza M. stands for Eliza Mariah.

Notes:

Tombstone photo owned by Glenda (Dunbar) Hall

Mary married Lester, James Milton on 09 May 1865. James was born on 25 Aug 1836 in , , Kentucky; died on 03 Jun 1910 in Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Jun 1910 in McClure-Lester Family Cemetery, Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married Pierce, Robert T. on 22 Mar 1866 in , Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Tombstone photo owned by Glenda (Dunbar) Hall

Family/Spouse: Blankenship, Sarah Elizabeth. Sarah (daughter of Blankenship, Hudson and Helm, Nancy) was born on 23 Oct 1848; died on 28 Apr 1943 in Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in 1943 in McClure-Lester Family Cemetery, Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census Place: District 100, Rowena, Russell, Kentucky
Source: FHL Film 1254441 National Archives Film T9-0441 Page508C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Aaron PIERCE Self M M W 40 KY
Occ: Farming Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary Jane PIERCE Wife F M W 25 KY
Occ: House Keeping Fa: KY Mo: KY
Williams S. PIERCE Son M S W 4 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY
PIERCE Dau F S W 2 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY

Family/Spouse: Allen, Mary Jane. Mary was born in 1855 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

McKinley, Robertson to Mary Catharine Wo(o)ldridge. November 27, 1862.
Married by William Carnes at Abner Woldridge's. Bond: Nov. 24, 1862,Abner
Wooldridge as surety. Witnesses: Bryan McClure, Abner Perkins. 3-131,132.
Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - McKean-Murry

Compilation copyright 1985 Gary L. Flanagan
Web version copyright 1998 Gary L. Flanagan

Mary married McKinley, Robert on 27 Nov 1862 in , Russell, Kentucky. Robert was born in 1834 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Kean, Lettice Jane on 14 Oct 1864 in , Russell, Kentucky. Lettice was born in 1843 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Jessie WOOLDRIGE Self M Male W 35 KY Farmer KY KY
Niciama WOOLDRIGE Wife M Female W 28 KY Keeping House KY KY
Ada M. WOOLDRIGE Dau S Female W 5 KY At Home KY KY
Barty M. WOOLDRIGE Son S Male W 3 KY At Home KY KY
Benjamin WOOLDRIGE Other M Male W 31 KY Farmer KY KY
Martha C. WOOLDRIGE Wife Female W 26 KY At Home KY KY
Leslie WOOLDRIGE Son S Male W 2 KY At Home KY KY


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Source Information:
Census Place E.D. 27, Caldwell, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255293
NA Film Number T9-1293
Page Number 180D


Nancy Hill - Jul 4, 2001 Edit | Delete | Viewers | Reply to thisitem Hi Y'all - I just retired last Friday, so hope I can devote more time to geneaology now. Nice timeline, Judy. I am glad to have it. I do show that Julia Ann McClure Wooldridge was born 1820 and died about 1875. Abner married again to Isabel Abshire in Casey Co., recorded in Jan.1881 . He and his new "bride" are shown in 1890 Census, with his daughter Sarah. I will try to confirm Ann's death date a little closer and let you know. I am descended from Jesse Wooldridge, son of Abner and Ann. He was born Nov. 3, 1844, died May 21, 1925 in Altus Oklahoma , and married in Russell Co. Ky. Nicy Ann Blankenship, dtr of Hudson and Nancy (Helm) Blankenship. They went to Missouri in about 1890, and Nicy died there in 1895. Jesse and his children Ada Maud (b.1874), Bart Mahlon (b.1877), Ida May (b.1882), Mervin Hudson (b. 1886), Everett Roy (b. 1888), and Walter Ray(b. 1891) came to Texas, where my grandmother Ada Maud md . George D. Maberry.

My STAGG Genealogical Database
http://www.geocities.com/cr_stagg/database/fam00087.htm#i141
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stagg/

Almost all information on the descendents of Jesse Wooldridge and Julia Ann McClure come from the above web site. I could not find a name to go with the web page.
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http://members.home.net/charlesstagg/index.html

Family moved from DeKalb Co., Missouri, after Nancy Ann's death in 1896.
Based on typed copy of Family Records in my possession & the name on Ida
May's birth certificate which was certified by supporting evidence, I
believe that Nancy Ann is the true name and "Nicy" was a nickname even tho
Nicy was name listed on 1860 census.

Mattie was previously mar. to Mr. Hicks; she was living with Thelma and
Vestus Hodges at time of her death. She was born in Tennessee or
Kentucky; her maiden name was Shelton

Burial - [place: Altus, Jackson Co., Oklahoma]

Birth certificate of Thelma Wooldridge, his daughter, says he was 52 in
1900. This does not agree with date of birth.

Jesse married Blankenship, Nancy Ann on 01 Jan 1870 in , Russell, Kentucky. Nancy (daughter of Blankenship, Hudson and Helm, Nancy) was born on 15 Sep 1850 in Jamestown, Russell, Kentucky; died on 21 Feb 1896 in , , Missouri; was buried in Feb 1896 in Eastman, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Jesse married Shelton, Martha Jane on 21 Dec 1898 in Waco, McLennan, Texas. Martha was born on 11 Jan 1859; was buried in Altus, Jackson, Oklahoma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married Blankenship, William S. on 17 Oct 1867 in , Russell, Kentucky. William was born in 1842 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Blankenship, Izora Ellen on 17 Feb 1880 in , Russell, Kentucky. Izora was born in 1862 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Sarah married Helms, Lannes after 1880. Lannes was born in 1864 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Joe (?) note: William may have had a son named Joe. We are not sure if this Joe would be son of Isabel or Sarah, Williams second wife.

Notes:

Black Jack Grove, Hopkins, Texas name was changed to Cumby, Hopkins,Texas

Edna married Rash, William on 25 Sep 1871 in , Hopkins, Texas. William was born on 14 Feb 1853 in Mt. Vernon, Titus, Texas; died on 26 Nov 1934 in Dallas, Dallas, Texas; was buried in Nov 1934 in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census Place: District 100, Rowena, Russell, Kentucky
Source: FHL Film 1254441 National Archives Film T9-0441 Page503A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Wm. MC CLURE Self M M W 30 KY
Occ: Farming Fa: KY Mo: KY
Rutha E. MC CLURE Wife F M W 21 KY
Occ: House Keeping Fa: KY Mo: KY
Adell MC CLURE Dau F S W 5 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY
Minnie MC CLURE Dau F S W 2 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY
Bill PARRIGIN Other M W 18 KY
Occ: Day Laborer Fa: KY Mo: KY

William married Gaines, Rutha Elizabeth on 25 Dec 1873. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census Place: Glenville, Adair, Kentucky 1880
Source: FHL Film 1254401 National Archives Film T9-0401
Page 67B


Samuel MCCLURE Self M M W 27 KY
Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: KY
A. June MCCLURE Wife F M W 25 KY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY
Ida Mary MCCLURE Dau F S W 5 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY
Clarence W. MCCLURE Son M S W 3 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY
Rice BRODE Other M S W 22 KY
Occ: Working On Farm Fa: KY Mo: KY

Samuel married Rogers, America Jane on 09 Apr 1874 in , Russell, Kentucky. America was born in May 1853 in , , Kentucky; died in 1907 in Chanute, Neosho, Kansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Nancy MC CLURE Self F W W 49 KY
Occ: House Keeping Fa: KY Mo: KY
Elizabeth MC CLURE Dau F S W 21 KY
Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY

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Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - Page-Pumfry
Compilation copyright 1985 Gary L. Flanagan
Web version copyright 1998 Gary L. Flanagan


Potts, John S. to Eliza B. Wilborn. December 4, 1856. Married by B. Taylor,
minister of the M.B. Church, at John Grider's. Witnesses: John McClure, J.H.
Grider, P.G. Buster, and John Ross. Bride's parents: William and Elizabeth
Wilborn. 2-214.

Family/Spouse: McFarland, Ellen. Ellen was born about 1861 in , , Kentucky; died on 15 Jan 1888 in , Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Jan 1888. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: McKinley, Hector O.. Hector was born in 1838 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Kothe records
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=teresareif&id=I1823
Teresa (Kothe) Reif

Lola married Coffey, Willis S. on 22 Sep 1901 in , Russell, Kentucky. Willis was born in 1877 in , Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Bennett, Nora Smith on 24 Apr 1949 in , Adair, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Spouse: George W. Flanaghan

http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcemete/love/lakeview/f/flakeview.htm

Notes:

Newspapers; Adair County KY The Adair County News, Columbia 24-Nov-1897

Submitted By: Laura Frost Wright lsllwright@fuse.net
Submission Date: 14-Nov-2001

LOCAL NEWS:


Jaybuck WILLIS got into a scrap Saturday night and received several wounds upon
the hand inflicted with a knife. He refuses to tell who did the cutting. It is
supposed he was in a little game in which the expression "Come seven or eleven"
is frequently made. Buck McNEELY, a well known character who lived in the
Glenville neighborhood, was found dead in his bed a few mornings ago. His life
is known to a great many people of Adair, hence it is needless to speak of his
imperfections now that he has passed from the stage of action. Mr. Sam LESTER
and wife and their daughter Miss Annie of Bell Plains KS, who have been
visiting in Russell County, were in Columbia Sunday enroute home. They were
accompanied on their return trip by Miss Emma DUNBAR of Horseshoe Bottom and
Mr. Thomas HIGGINBOTTOM of Creelsboro. Mr. W(illia)m HOBSON has been appointed
Postmaster at Campbellsville and will take charge as soon as his bond is
accepted and commission received. Mr. A.B. GOWDY, who has filled the position
for the past five years, made a very acceptable Postmaster and many of the
citizens of Campbellsville regret his removal. The Tazwell TN Times is now
edited by James T. CULTON, a young man who received his newspaper knowledge
from the temporary editor of the News. Jim is a young man of fine intellect and
a good writer and if the business men of Tazwell will give him substantial
encouragment he will make the Times a success. "Here's looking at you Jim."
Miss Mary JUDD, daughter of Mr. Milton JUDD who lives in the suburbs of
Columbia , had a narrow escape last Sunday. She was standing in front of an
open fire place when her clothing caught fire. She ran out of the house
followed by her sister, Miss Dollie, who succeeded in smothering the flames.
Miss Mary was not burned but Miss Dollie's hands were severely blistered.



***I don't know if this is our Emma Dunbar***


Decatur County Journal
Thursday, September 7, l9l6

'A HISTORY OF ELK CHAPEL'

The following interesting history of Elk Chapel, written by A.S. ROSS, one of the pioneer settlers of Elk Chapel neighborhood, was read at the fortieth anniversary of the dedication of the church, held on August 20, l9l6:

Salem, Mo., Aug. l5, l9l6. To whom this comes greeting.

I have been requested to give a history of the Elk Chapel Church since it was constructed. I beg leave to go back to the formation of the U.B. Class which was organized about 62 years ago. The first to start in the organization were IRA B. RYAN, RESIN TIPPIE and LEWIS HOFFMAN and just a few years later by CHRISTOPHER OSBORN who had just moved in from Ohio. Father EVERHART and F.R.S. BYRD were the principal preachers at that time. I came there 57 years ago and I lived there until '62 when I went to California and returned in '66. From that time I was secretary of the Q Conference all the time up to ll years ago. The old U. Con Journal became filled and a new one used. The old one was sent to Dayton, Ohio, there to be preserved among the archives of the U.B. Church. When I came away from there the new one was in the hands of GEORGE WILLIAMS, U.Con Secretary. The incorporation papers of the U.B. Church for the county of Decatur, were placed in the hands of J.M. ASHBURN!
and he deposited them in the bank of Lamoni for safekeeping. They are recorded in book 59, pages 73-74, of the Decatur County Records.

It was first thought to put the door on the south side of the church. MR. AKERS said that if we would put it on the north side we would be at the expense of putting a cupola on it which he did. It was dedicated on the 20th day of August, l876, which will be just forty years ago the 20th of this month (the day I understand this paper is to be read at your picnic.)

I was there in l903 and while there I was authorized to sell the church and parsonage. I sold the parsonage to ELMER AKERS and the church to the Episcopal Methodists. I think I sold the church for $300. I sent the deeds to Des Moines and had them acknowledged. I delivered ELMER's to him and left the church deed to be recorded in the records. That includes the acre on which the church stands on as long as it is used for church purposes and if not so used to fall back to the original owner.

And now for a little personal experience. Somewhere between '93 and '94 we had an evangelist from Des Moines by the name of MCALLISTER, to hold a ten day revival service. I have no record of those converted but it was a grand success. Some joined the Brethren and some the Methodist Church. At the time the church was dedicated, MISS MATTIE GAY, who lived somewhere east of Decatur, furnished us with some mottos to put on the walls, which are perhaps still there.

A good many of the following list have passed away and some have moved and a few remain. Now, if you see fit to have this inserted in the Decatur County Journal I have no objections.

Members of Elk Class as revised September, l887:

C. OSBORN, ELIZA OSBORN, JOHN OSBORN, RUTH PATTERSON, O.E. PATTERSON, HIRAM D. BRYANT, NANCY BRYANT, MARTHA ETTA BRYANT, J.K. TAPSCOTT, MALINDA TAPSCOTT, JANE MCLAUGHLIN, A.S. ROSS, MARY ROSS, EVE ROSS, S.P. BOND, PAULINE BOND, MARY EURITT, HARVEY SHIELDS, SARAH A. BRYAN, ELLEN SHIELDS, MATTHEW R. RYAN, LIZZIE SHIELDS, FLORA SHIELDS, REBECCA PAYTON, EMMA DUNBAR, EREMA ANDREWS, NORA BULLARD, MAGGIE ROSS, LEVI JOHNSON, GEO. L. JOHNSON, WM. F. JOHNSON.

--A.S. ROSS, Salem, Mo., Route 5, Box l3.
http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?bryant,dunbar::dunbar::1562.html

Other Events:

• OCCU: Adair, Kentucky; County Physician

Notes:

Source: The Adair County News, Columbia KY, Wednesday 04-Mar-1936, as posted on
The Adair County KY Obits Forum, maintained by

Dr. S.P. MILLER Buried Friday. A Valued Citizen Succumbs to Ill Health After
48 Years of Service in Adair County. Served as Health Officer.
Dr. Samuel Preston MILLER, 71 years of age, died at his home on Jamestown Street
11:30 Wednesday morning after having been seriously ill for only a few days. He
had been in declining health for several years, death being caused by a
complication of diseases. Dr. MILLER was born 21-Aug-1864 in the Crocus community,
a son of the late James P. and Sarah McCLURE MILLER. His family was one of
prominence and affluence. After receiving his early training in the schools of
Adair County he left for Louisville to study medicine. He graduated from the
University of Louisville Medical College in 1888 and returned home to practice at
Glensfork for many years before moving to Columbia. On 03-May-1888, Dr. MILLER
married Miss Susie PATTESON, daughter of Captain and Mrs. O.B. PATTESON of
Montpelier, and they had six children, all of whom survive together with their
mother. Dr. MILLER was one of the best-known men in Adair County and without doubt
one of the most beloved. His 48 years of service spent in ministering to the ills
of his fellow man, the sympathy and understanding he extended the patients and his
genial disposition endeared him to all. He never failed to answer the call of duty,
day or night, as long as he was able, and in recent years often was found at the
bedside of the sick when he should have been reserving his own strength. At the
time of his death he was County Physician. He was County Health Officer from 1917
to 1932, being succeeded by Dr. N.A. MERCER, present head of the Adair County
Health Department. Those surviving are his wife, Mrs. Susie PATTESON MILLER; the
following children, Mrs. W.L. WELCH (of) Hazard; J.P. MILLER, Miss Susan MILLER
and O.B. MILLER of Columbia; Dr. O.P. MILLER of Louisville, and Mrs. J.B. HORTON
of Beeville, TX. One sister, Mrs. A.H. BALLARD of Columbia; three brothers; N.B.
MILLER of Buffalo NY; B.S. MILLER (of) Crocus; and a number of nieces and nephews
also survive. He leaves twelve grandchildren: Russell, Margaret, Sarah Louise,
Pattie, Jean and James Oliver MILLER, children of Mr. And Mrs. J.P.MILLER; Mary
Edwards MILLER, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. O.P. MILLER of Louisville; and Mary Welch,
Billy Joe, Thelma Harper, Samuel Preston and Donald MILLER, children of Mr. and
Mrs. O.B. MILLER. Funeral services were held at the home Friday afternoon at 2:30
conducted by the Reverend Kirby SMITH, pastor of the Burkesville Christian Church,
assisted by the Reverend W.E. RICHARDSON, pastor of the Columbia Baptist Church.
All of Dr. MILLER's children were here for the funeral, including his two
sons-in-law, Rev. J.B. HORTON, Beeville, TX, and W.L. WELCH, Hazard. Active
pallbearers were Messrs. J.P. KELSAY, C.M. KELSAY, J.C. MILLER, Owen MILLER, Joe
MILLER and Dr. J.W. MILLER, all nephews of the deceased. Honorary pallbearers were
Dr. L.C. NELL, Dr. W.J. FLOWERS, Dr. N.A. MERCER, Dr. B.J. BOLIN, Dr. C.M. RUSSELL,
Dr. J.C. GOSE, Dr. H.B. SIMPSON of Greensburg; Dr. U.G. DAVIS (of)Louisville, Dr.
Oscar SHUMAKER (of) Louisville, John W. FLOWERS, Judge W.G. SHEPHERD,C.R.
HUTCHISON, Bert HARPER, W.I. INGRAM, T.E. JEFFRIES, Ray MONTGOMERY,N.B. KELSAY,
G.R. REED, W.W. EDWARDS (of) Louisville, and Edwin MILLER of Ann Arbor, MI. One of
the largest crowds ever attending a funeral in this city gathered to pay tribute to
Dr. MILLER, among them being many out-of-town people. They were: Mr.and Mrs.
Oliver WILLIS, Mr. Fred WILLIS, Dr. Burr ATKINSON, Mr. J.D. EDWARDS,Mrs. George
BARBEE, Mrs. G.W. DURRETT, Miss Virginia DURRETT, Mrs. Walter EDWARDS, Mr. June
EDWARDS, Mrs. Joe ANDERSON, Miss Edna MILLER, Mrs. George MONSON, Mrs.John SANDERS,
Mr. And Mrs. John JONES, and Mr. and Mrs. J.C. MILLER, Campbellsville;Dr. and Mrs.
J.W. MILLER, Warsaw KY; Dr. Holland SIMPSON, Dr. J.C. GRAHAM, Mrs.John CABELL and
Mr. Sam CABELL, Greensburg; Mrs. Jack TALBOTT, Mrs. Hazel OFFICER, Mrs. Kirby SMITH,
Burkesville; Mrs. Mollie BECK and Mr. Claud BECK, Jamestown; Mr. AndMrs. Ed NOE,
Montecello; Mr. And Mrs. Cyrus WILLIAMS, Dix Dam; Mr. W.W. EDWARDS,Mr. and Mrs.
James EDWARDS, Mrs. Minor BURK, Dr. Ury DAVIS, Dr. Oscar SHUMAKER andMiss Margaret
MILLER, Louisville; Mr. And Mrs. Tom PATTESON, Lebanon; Mrs. Charlie PERKINS,
Georgetown KY; Mr. And Mrs. Tilford PETTY and Miss Nellie MILLER,Bowling Green.


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26 Feb 1936 death date given by Reb. Glen Maxey

Samuel married Patteson, Susan Margaret on 03 May 1888 in , Adair, Kentucky. Susan was born on 26 Jul 1866 in Columbia, Adair, Kentucky; died on 13 Oct 1936 in , Adair, Kentucky; was buried in Oct 1936. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Obituaries, Adair County KY; Mrs. Henry N. MILLER 1875-1933

Submitted By: Bill Patteson
Date of Submission: 29-Jan-1999
Source: The Adair County News, Columbia KY, Wednesday 07-Mar-1933, as posted on
The Adair County KY Obits Forum, as maintained by

MRS. H.N. MILLER Dies Suddenly.
Brief Illness Proves Fatal to Wife of Well-Known Columbia Citizen.
Mrs. Henry N. MILLER, 59 years of age, wife of a well-known businessman of this
city, died very suddenly at 6:10 O'Clock Thursday morning after having been sick
only a few days. She had been in poor health for the past two years and was able
to go out very little. A severe cold developed a few days prior to her death,
turned suddenly to pneumonia which, combined with a weakened physical condition,
brought the end very quickly. Mrs. MILLER was born at Crocus, this county,
05-Jan-1875, a daughter of James P. and Sarah A. MILLER, members of a pioneer
Adair family. She was reared at Crocus and educated in Columbia at the Male and
Female High School and the Christian College. While going to school here she met
Henry N. MILLER and their courtship culminated in marriage on 15-June-1898.
Before the wedding they bought a lot, built and furnished an attractive home, on
Burkesville Street where she lived until her death. Mrs. MILLE was avery devoted
wife and a great lover of flowers. Her home and yard had been considered one of
the most beautiful in Columbia for a number of years. She professed faith in
Christ when a very young girl but never united with any church. Funeral services
were held at the home Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, conducted by Reverend L.W.
DRAKE who was assisted by Reverend Perry L. STONE. Interment was in the City
Cemetery. Mrs. MILLER is survived by her husband, four brothers; A.A.MILLER,
and Dr. S.P. MILLER of Columbia, B.S. MILLER of Crocus, and N.B.MILLER of
Buffalo NY; and one sister, Mrs. A.H. BALLARD of Columbia. Another sister, Mrs.
Butler KELSAY of Glensfork died several years ago. She also leaves a number of
nieces and nephews. Active pallbearers were Bruce MONTGOMERY, Horace CUNDIFF,
Horace WALKER, Albim MURRAY, W.I. INGRAM, Horace JEFFRIES, and Eros BARGER. The
honorary pallbearers were Judge Rollin HURT, Messrs. Mont CRAVENS, and J.W. COY.

(Shane's note: I am guessing that Salley is the wife of Henry, I had Salley was born abt 1874, her sister Sarah was born abt. 1872 this person was born 05-Jan-1875).

Sally married Miller, Henry Nicholas on 15 Jun 1898. Henry was born on 21 Feb 1875 in Columbia, Adair, Kentucky; died on 12 Jun 1942 in Columbia, Adair, Kentucky; was buried in Jun 1942 in Columbia City Cemetery, Columbia, Adair, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Willis, Laura Belle. Laura was born on 18 Mar 1879 in Sedalia, Missouri; died on 12 Apr 1949 in , Adair, Kentucky; was buried in Apr 1949 in Columbia, Adair, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Vernon married Meadows, Maud D. on 30 Dec 1896. Maud was born in 1885 in , , Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Unmarried

Notes:

Notes for Leon Melanthon Lester
From Russell Co. Family and History Book

Leon (pronounced Len) was described by his brothers, friends and business associates as a ?goodman.? He was a farmer who was brave enough to sew up his own injury with needle and thread (doctors were not readily accessible in Swan Pond).

He was active in the Beech Grove Christian Church. He died at age 50 in the Lebanon Hospital from another injury which resulted in blood poisoning.

5. Leon Melantho 5 Lester (James M. 4, James L. 3, William 2, Thomas 1) was born March 10, 1870 in Swan Pond Bottom, Russell Co. Ky., and died August 31, 1920. He married Mary ers and owned the general store at Kendall. He attended Beech Grove School for awhile before deciding to become a dentist. He graduated from the Louisville College of Dentistry in 1913. He first began practice with his brother, Dr. W. E. Lester, in Liberty, But soon started his own practice on a house boat on the Cumberland River, traveling from Burnside to the Tennessee line. His brother, Ewell, was his chief navigator and cook. He next set up an office at Burnside, but later returned to Russell Co., this time using a horse and buggy and later an automobile to see his patients. He would take his equipment to along with him, and covered eight or ten counties in the southeastern part of Kentucky. He would extract your teeth and make a full upper and lower plate for $20.00 or extract an aching tooth for 50 cents. In December 1921, Doc Lester set up an office in the Jamestown home of his sister, Mrs. Verta Meadows. He had one of the first radios in the country and had an aerial strung all the way across Mrs. Meadow?s garden to bring in the sound. He took time off to have fun, of course, ?Hearts? card games at night and he got tennis started in the area.

Leon married McClure, Mary Myrtie on 25 Dec 1901. Mary (daughter of McClure, James Edward and Blankenship, Sarah Elizabeth) was born on 31 Jul 1879 in , , Kentucky; died on 21 Oct 1960 in Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Oct 1960 in McClure-Lester Family Cemetery, Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Verta married Meadows, James Notley on 08 Mar 1904 in , , Kentucky. James was born on 29 Jan 1870 in , , Kentucky; died on 13 Nov 1919 in , Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• OCCU: Dentist

William married Winfrey, Willy Faye on 18 Sep 1910 in Jamestown, Russell, Kentucky. Willy was born on 18 Feb 1888 in Esto, Russell, Kentucky; died on 03 Mar 1980 in Liberty, Casey, Kentucky; was buried on 05 Mar 1980 in Glenwood Cemetery, , Casey, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Sytha married Ballou, Porter on 04 Sep 1904. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Murray, Martha. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married Campbell, John on 12 Nov 1914. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Kirby married Coffey, Nellye Rose in 1936. Nellye (daughter of Coffey, Willis S. and McKinley, Lola) was born on 09 May 1910; died in Dec 1983 in Creelsboro, Russell, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Leon married Williams, Maude in 1900. Maude was born on 09 Apr 1877; died on 04 Mar 1957; was buried in Mar 1957. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes for Mary Myrtie McClure:
From Russell Co. History and Families Book?1996

Mary Myrtie loved riding horses and playing the organ and piano. She was devoted to her family all of her life. Her father?s sister, Mary Elizabeth Pierce, lived with her until Mary?s death in 1925. ?Aunt Mary? Pierce was a beloved member of the family and was considered almost a second mother to the grand nieces and nephews.

Mary married Lester, Leon Melanthon on 25 Dec 1901. Leon (son of Lester, James Milton and Boyd, Mary) was born on 10 Mar 1870 in Swan Pond Bottom, Russell, Kentucky; died on 31 Aug 1920 in Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky; was buried in Sep 1920 in McClure-Lester Family Cemetery, Swan Pond, Russell, Kentucky . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• OCCU: 1900 Census, Harrison, Pulaski, Kentucky; Dry Goods Merchant; : 34

Notes:

Series: T623 Roll: 549 Page: 124


Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year

MCKINLEY GREEN M 35 M W KY KY PULASKI HARRISON PCT 1900
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Series: T624 Roll: 500 Page: 184


Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year

MCKINLEY GREEN M W KY KY PULASKI NAOMI 1910
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Series: T625 Roll: 597 Page: 75


Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year

MCKINLEY GREEN M 54 M W KY KY PULASKI HARRISON 1920

Notes:

1880 United State Census
Jessie WOOLDRIGE Self M Male W 35 KY Farmer KY KY
Niciama WOOLDRIGE Wife M Female W 28 KY Keeping House KY KY
Ada M. WOOLDRIGE Dau S Female W 5 KY At Home KY KY
Barty M. WOOLDRIGE Son S Male W 3 KY At Home KY KY
Benjamin WOOLDRIGE Other M Male W 31 KY Farmer KY KY
Martha C. WOOLDRIGE Wife Female W 26 KY At Home KY KY
Leslie WOOLDRIGE Son S Male W 2 KY At Home KY KY


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Source Information:
Census Place E.D. 27, Caldwell, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255293
NA Film Number T9-1293
Page Number 180D

Ada married Maberry, George Daniel on 05 Jan 1902 in (Near) Eddy, McLennan, Texas. George was born in 1871 in , , Kentucky; died in Sep 1943 in Eddy, McLennan, Texas; was buried in Bruceville, McLennan, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1880 United States Census
Jessie WOOLDRIGE Self M Male W 35 KY Farmer KY KY
Niciama WOOLDRIGE Wife M Female W 28 KY Keeping House KY KY
Ada M. WOOLDRIGE Dau S Female W 5 KY At Home KY KY
Barty M. WOOLDRIGE Son S Male W 3 KY At Home KY KY
Benjamin WOOLDRIGE Other M Male W 31 KY Farmer KY KY
Martha C. WOOLDRIGE Wife Female W 26 KY At Home KY KY
Leslie WOOLDRIGE Son S Male W 2 KY At Home KY KY


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Source Information:
Census Place E.D. 27, Caldwell, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255293
NA Film Number T9-1293
Page Number 180D

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BART M. WOOLDRIDGE
Vol. 5, p. 1835-1836

The kind of western energy, resource and large-mindedness required
of the young man who would succeed in the field of finance in these
days of strenuous effort and severe competition, seem to be an
integral part of the equipment of Bart M. Wooldridge, who since
February 1, 1914, has been cashier of the Citizens Bank of Headrick.
Not withstanding his well known caution and respect for conservative
measures in banking, he has the progressiveness and courage of the
present, and while carefully conserving the interests of the
depositors has contributed materially to the growth and development
of the institution, the prominence of which adds to the prestige of
the community.

Mr. Wooldridge was born in Russell County, Kentucky, September 22,
1877, and is a son of Jesse and Nancy A. (BLANKENSHIP) Wooldridge,
and a member of a family which came from Ireland to America during
colonial times and settled in Virginia. Jesse Wooldridge was born at
Jamestown, Russell County, Kentucky, November 3, 1844, and there grew
up, was educated, and married, his wife having been born in the Blue
Grass State in 1847. In 1869 he went to Northwestern Missouri, where
he spent two years, but soon returned to his native state, and
remained there engaged in farming and stockraising until 1894, when
he again went to Missouri. After two year; he removed to Eddy,
McLennan County, Texas, where he continued actively engaged in
agricultural pursuits until 1906, and then came to Hollis, where he
now makes his home, practically retired. Mr. Wooldridge has been
industrious and energetic all his life, and although now over seventy
years of age, still takes a keen interest in affairs of an
agricultural nature.

In political matters he is a democrat, but has not been an office
seeker, while his fraternal connection is with the Masons. He has
been a lifelong member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Mrs.
Wooldridge died in Missouri, in 1896, aged forty-nine years, the
mother of six children: Ada, who is the wife of G. D. MABERY, a
farmer of Eddy, Texas; Bart M., of this notice; May, who married Bell
SASSER and resides on his farm at Memphis, Texas; Mervin H., who is
engaged in the hardware business at Hollis, Oklahoma; Everett R., who
is engaged in farming in the vicinity of Hollis; and Walter R., who
is a banker and resides at the home of his parents. Mr. Wooldridge
was married a second time in 1899, when united in marriage at Eddy,
Texas, with Mrs. Martha (SHELTON) HIX, a native of Tennessee, but a
resident of Bruceville, Texas. One child, Thelma, has been born to
this union, she being a student in the public schools.

Bart M. Wooldridge was reared on the home farm and secured his
education in the public schools of Russell County, Kentucky, being
graduated from the high school there in 1894. Until 1898 he remained
on the homestead, engaged in assisting his father in its operation,
and then turned his attention to educational work and for five years
taught in the country schools of McLennan County, Texas. Mr.
Wooldridge's advent in Oklahoma took place in 1903, when he located
at Martha, and was principal of the school there for two years. While
he had gained a reputation as an efficient and popular educator, he
was not satisfied with his progress, and in 1907 entered the Altus
State Bank, in the capacity of bookkeeper, giving up his teaching
work entirely.

Through faithful and competent performance of duty he was promoted
to the position of assistant cashier and remained with that
institution until 1909, when he organized the Martha State Bank, of
which he was cashier until January 1, 1914. On February 1, 1914, he
came to Headrick to accept the position of cashier of the Citizens
Bank, and this he has retained to the present time. This institution
was established in 1904, the founder being J. E. ERNST, and in 1912
the present handsome banking house was erected on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets. The capital of the bank is $10,000, its officials
are W. E. SANDERSON, president; J. R. MCMAHAN, vice president, both
of Altus; and B. M. Wooldridge, cashier, and it is known as one of
the substantial financial concerns of Jackson County. Mr. Wooldridge
has thoroughly established himself in the confidence of the people of
this community, and his own well-known integrity has done much to
attract business to the bank's coffers. He is a director in the
Wichita Southern Life Insurance Company of Wichita Falls, Texas.

In political matters Mr. Wooldridge is a democrat, but he has
selected his career and has followed it closely, and in it public
service has played no part. With his wife he attends the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of which both are active members, Mr. Wooldridge
being a member of the board of stewards. His fraternal connections
are numerous, including membership in Altus Lodge No. 62, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons; Altus Chapter No. 60, Royal Arch Masons;
Altus Council; Eldorado Commandery, Knights Templars; Altus Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star; and Altus Lodge of Odd Fellows, and he is
also a member of the Oklahoma State Bankers Association.

In September, 1909, at Altus, Oklahoma, Mr.Wooldridge was married to
Miss Crowell HAM, daughter J. R. Ham, of Artesia, New Mexico. They
have no children.

Transcibed by Jeanne M. Misleh, 23 July, 1999.

SOURCE: Thoburn, Joseph B., A Standard History of Oklahoma, An
Authentic Narrative of its Development, 5 v. (Chicago, New York: The
American Historical Society, 1916).

Bart married Ham, Crowell in Sep 1909 in Altus, Oklahoma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Ida married Sasser, Jessie Bell on 04 Oct 1903 in Bruceville, McLennan, Texas. Jessie was born on 23 Jan 1881 in Columbia, Henry, Alabama; died on 03 Jun 1944 in Wellington, Collingsworth, Texas; was buried in Jun 1944 in Wellington, Collingsworth, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mervin married Roberts, Mary on 09 Jun 1915. Mary was born on 17 Jun 1895; died in Oct 1986 in McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas; was buried in 1986 in McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Cause of Death: Tornado

Notes:

Marriage date from Nancy Hobbs Hill; Kittie's maiden name spelled
Boadenhammer on Texanna's b'certificate. Everett died in tornado.Buried in Masonic Cemetery, Eagle Pass, Texas. Vivian and Texanna went to
cemetery in 1997

Everett married Bodenhamer, Effie Mae on 26 Dec 1909. Effie died on 01 Sep 1928 in Brownfield, Terry, Texas; was buried in Meadow, Terry, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Walter married Taylor, Frances on 10 Jun 1918. Frances was born on 23 Jun 1899; died on 02 Sep 1984 in Waco, McLennan, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thelma married Hodges, Vestus Clark [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]