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| 1 | "Eastern Cherokee Applications of the U.S. Court of Claims, 1906-1909," images, Fold3 (https://www.fold3.com/image/222314770 : 2 July 2021), entry for Orlando Taylor, claim no. 38304, 22 August 1907; citing page 5, NARA microfilm publication no. M1104. Fold3 subscription required to access. This document names parents Sylvester and Emma Taylor; and siblings Orlando, Colonel, Billie, Leeoma, Lonie, and Matthew. | Taylor, Henry Otis (I3687)
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| 2 | "Eastern Cherokee Applications of the U.S. Court of Claims, 1906-1909," images, Fold3 (https://www.fold3.com/image/223074572 : 2 July 2021), entry for Emma Taylor, claim no. 39454, 23 August 1907; citing page 4, NARA microfilm publication no. M1104. Fold3 subscription required to access. This document names parents John Berry and Sarah J. Parker; husband Sylvester Taylor, and children Orlando, Henry, Wyoma, Colonel, Billie, and Leeoma; and siblings Ransom Berry, Emitt, Calvin, Johnie, Willie, and Joseph. | Parker, Georgiana Emma (I3702)
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| 3 | "México bautismos, 1560-1950", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJYT-GN5 : 19 May 2021), Jose Franco. Guadalupe Flores Sifuentes, 1825 [Need link to image for this entry], citing FHL microfilm 222,408 (digital film 004351604). Name: Jose Franco. Guadalupe Flores Sifuentes Sex: Male Christening Date: 12 Oct 1825 Christening Place: Santiago Apóstol, Monclova, Coahuila, México Father's Name: Flores Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Ma. Gertrudis Sifuentes Mother's Sex: Female | Guadalupe Flores (aka Sifuentes), Jose Francisco (I5207)
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| 4 | "México bautismos, 1560-1950", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-6W99-Z33?i=315&cc=1502401 : 7 June 2021), Monclova > Santiago Apóstol > Bautismos 1688-1781, 1777-1823, 1786-1824 > image 316 of 1028; parroquias Católicas, Coahuila (Catholic Church parishes, Coahuila); baptism, entry 156, Jose Miguel Flores Morales, 29 August 1792. Translation by TX000136 on 23 September 2019, retyped by Debbie Parker Wayne on 7 June 2021: Baptismal On the 29th day of the month of August of that year 1792 I the undersigned chaplain of the Monclova company baptized a 12-day-old child whom I named, Jose Miguel, legitimate son of Juan Flores and Maria Zeferina Morales. Don Miguel del Moral and Dona were godparents. Maria Antonia Espronceda, whom I noticed her spiritual and kinship obligation and for the record in this town of Coahila on that day, month, and year. Bachiller Jose Vicente de Arispe | Morales Flores, Jose Miguel (I5321)
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| 5 | "México, Coahuila, Registro Civil, 1861-1998," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GT5W-3GY?i=1903&cc=1916233 : 7 June 2021), citing Death Registration, Nadadores, Coahuila, México, page 2, Direccion Estatal de Registro Civil del Estado de Coahuila (Coahuila State Archives), Saltillo (Mexico, Coahuila, Civil Registration, 1861-1998 > Nadadores > Matrimonios, defunciones 1926-1998); image 1904 and 1905 of 2901, Petra Flores, age 101, 12 Jan 1951. Translation by TX000136 on 23 September 2019, retyped by Debbie Parker Wayne on 7 June 2021: In the village of Nadadores Coahuila on the 13th day of the month of January 1951, Mr. Jesus Chavarria appeared before the Civil Registry Officer C. Jesus Chavarra appeared and presented a medical death certificate: signed by Dr. Alfonzo Martinez where it is recorded that today, January 12, a female individual died at 9:00 pm at the age of 101, who in life was named after Petra Flores as her spouse Teodoro Garza, the cause of her death was due to senile exhaustion. The body is buried in the only municipal pantheon in use in this villa in a mass grave. The appearing party heard this act read and was satisfied with its content. In the presence of the witnesses Eduardo Montemayor and Juan Garibay. The Civil Registry officer and witnesses sign. | Munos Flores, Maria de los Angeles (I5150)
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| 6 | "México, Coahuila, registros parroquiales, 1627-1978," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DHLW-M1F?cc=1502401&wc=MKC9-HZ3%3A64892101%2C64892102%2C64942001 : 7 June 2021), Nadadores > Nuestra Señora de la Victoria > Bautismos 1829-1849, 1861-1864, 1868-1885 > image 246 of 822; parroquias Católicas, Coahuila (Catholic Church parishes, Coahuila); baptism, entry 6077, Maria de los Angeles Flores, 24 Nov 1844. Translation by TX000136 on 23 September 2019, retyped by Debbie Parker Wayne on 7 June 2021: Baptismal - In the town of Our Lady of the Victory of the Swimmers on November 24, 1844. In the parish of the town of San Buenaventura, I, the current lieutenant of priest Bachelor Don. Juan Jose Flores solemnly baptizes Maria de los Angeles from the 5-day-old shelter, legitimate daughter of Francisco Flores and Maria Antonia Munoz, were godparents, Herminio de la Cruz and Maria Basilia Daniel to whom I noticed the obligation and spiritual kinship and for For [sic] the record. Bachelor Juan Jose Flores Note from TX000136: Maria de los Angeles Munoz Flores went by the nick name "Petra" throughout her life and that name is on her death record. | Munos Flores, Maria de los Angeles (I5150)
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| 7 | "México, Coahuila, registros parroquiales, 1627-1978," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6QJ3-WY?cc=1502401&wc=MKC8-SP8%3A64892201%2C64892202%2C65191201 : 7 June 2021), Monclova > Santiago Apóstol > Bautismos 1842-1866 > image 690 of 1017; parroquias Católicas, Coahuila (Catholic Church parishes, Coahuila); baptism, entry 390, Teodoro Garza, 26 Nov 1858. Translation by TX000136 on 23 September 2019, retyped by Debbie Parker Wayne on 7 June 2021: Baptismal - In the year of 26 Nov 1858, I Jose M Villareal Montemor Torres de Santiago Apostol, solemnly baptizes a Teodoro son of born legitimate of Jesus Garza and Dolores Sanches. Who were godparents, Seferino Vasquez and Anastacia Vasquez, whom he warns of obligation and spiritual parentage and for the record. Bachiller Jose M Villareal Montemor Torres | Sanchez Garza, Teodoro (I5149)
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| 8 | "México, Coahuila, registros parroquiales, 1627-1978," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-DTX9-FSJ?cc=1502401&wc=MKCC-C68%3A64892101%2C64892102%2C65081001 : 7 June 2021), Nadadores > Nuestra Señora de la Victoria > Matrimonios 1719-1916 > image 498 of 771; parroquias Católicas, Coahuila (Catholic Church parishes, Coahuila); Marriage, Francisco Flores and Maria Antonia Munoz, 5 March 1844. Translation by TX000136 on 23 September 2019, retyped by Debbie Parker Wayne on 4 June 2021: Marriage--In the town of Our Lady of the Victory of the Swimmers on the 5th day of the month of March 1844. In the Parish of the town of San Buenaventura, I, the current lieutenant of the priest Bachelor, Don. Juan Jose Flores; after the proceedings of freedom and single marriage and read the proclamations on three holidays 18-24 February and 3 March, inter miseries and not having been any impediment; married and veiled in ecclesiastical phase to Francisco Flores, originally from Monclova and settled in the hacienda of San Jose of this jurisdiction, legitimate son of Miguel Flores and Maria Gertrudis de la Fuente with Maria Antonia Munoz originally from San Buenaventura and neighbor of said hacienda, legitimate daughter of Monico Munoz and Juana Gauna deceased; they were sponsors Francisco Guajardo and Maria Botija Hernandez, witnesses the same sponsors and Andres Rodriguez and for the record Bachelor Juan Jose Flores. | Family: Jose Francisco Guadalupe Flores (aka Sifuentes) / Maria Antonia Munos (F4944)
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| 9 | (page 36 is bound after page 40, pages 1341-1342 are mutliated) | Source (S31)
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| 10 | 17 Apr 1914 | Nash, Mary Matilda (I2606)
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| 11 | 1829-1830 | Cooper, Quintus Leonidas (I740)
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| 12 | 1850 US census, Anderson County, Texas, population schedule, p. 17A, dwelling 108, family 108, John B Parker; "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MXLJ-D71 : 23 December 2020); citing NARA microfilm publication M432, roll 908. John B Parker, Male, 27, born Tennessee Sarah Parker, Female, 21, born Illinois Ramon Parker, Male, 2, born Texas William Slaughter, Male, 6, born Texas John Slaughter, Male, 4, born Texas Joseph Slaughter, Male, 2, born Texas The Slaughter children are the orphaned sons of Julie Ann (Frost) Slaughter Stibbens, Sarah's sister. John has been appointed their guardian after Julie Ann's death. | Parker, John Berry (I3731)
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| 13 | 1860 US census, Bexar County, Texas, pop. sch., San Antonio, p. 483 (stamped), p. 277 (penned), dw. 2311, fam. 2222, Ygnacio [indexed as Lgnacio] Archuleta household with four Flores children; Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/7667/images/4297430_00493 : 10 June 2021); NARA microfilm publication M653, roll 1288. Ygnacio Archuleta, 27, male, laborer, born New Mexico Juanita Archuleta, 25, female, born New Mexico Estefena Flores, 16, female, born Texas Candida Archuleta, 2, female, born Texas Petra Flores, 15, female, born Mexico Paulo Flores, 10, male, born Mexico Rosita Flores, 7, female, born Mexico Abelino Flores, 6, male, born Mexico | Munos Flores, Maria de los Angeles (I5150)
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| 14 | 1860 US census, Limestone County, Texas, pop. sch., Springfield PO, p. 59 (penned). p. 34 (stamped), dw. 459, fam. 400, John Parker; NARA M653, roll 1300. John Parker, male, age 37, born Tennessee, farmer, $3000 real estate, $3500 personal estate; Sarah, female, 30, born Illinois. All children and others born in Texas: Ransom, male, 9; Emmett, male, 6; GeorgeAnn, female, 4; unnamed, male, 3 months; Wm. Slaughter, male 19; John Slaughter, male, 17, and Joseph Slaughter, male, 15. Sarah and Ransom attended school within the year. | Parker, John Berry (I3731)
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| 15 | 1870 US census, Bexar County, Texas, pop. sch., San Antonio, ward 4, p. 268 (stamped), p. 50 (penned), dw. 374, fam.410, Francisco Flores; FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-DCBQ-56Q?i=49 : 10 June 2021); NARA microfilm publication M593, roll 1575. All are listed as born in Texas although some were actually born in Mexico: Franciso Flores, 45, male, farm laborer Polikanti Flores, 40, female, keep. house Juan Flores, 11, male Andrea Flores, 10, female Refugia Flores, 9, female Francisca Flores, 8, female Maria Flores, 5, female Juana Flores, 3, female Francisco Flores, 10 mo., male | Guadalupe Flores (aka Sifuentes), Jose Francisco (I5207)
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| 16 | 1870 US census, Bexar County, Texas, pop. sch., San Antonio, ward 4, p. 268 (stamped), p. 50 (penned), dw. 374, fam.410, Francisco Flores; FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-DCBQ-56Q?i=49 : 10 June 2021); NARA microfilm publication M593, roll 1575. All are listed as born in Texas although some were actually born in Mexico: Franciso Flores, 45, male, farm laborer Polikanti Flores, 40, female, keep. house Juan Flores, 11, male Andrea Flores, 10, female Refugia Flores, 9, female Francisca Flores, 8, female Maria Flores, 5, female Juana Flores, 3, female Francisco Flores, 10 mo., male | Munos, Maria Antonia (I5208)
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| 17 | 1880 US census, Atascosa County, Texas, pop. sch., pct. 3, ED 5, p. 327 (stamped), p. 15 (penned), dw. 126, fam._134, Francisco Flores; FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9YBG-9C1H : 10 June 2021); NARA microfilm publication T9, roll 1289. Francisco Flores, 53, male, farmer, born Mexico Antonia Flores, 40, wife, keep. house, born Mexico Maquil Flores, 21, son, teamster, born Mexico Prisciliano Flores, 19, son, laborer, born Mexico Pomciano, 17, son, laborer, born Mexico Felipe, 15, son, works on farm, born Mexico Refugia Flores, 13, dau, helps keep house, born Mexico Juliana, 12, dau, helps keep house, born Texas Amador, 8, gr-son, at home, born Texas Anastasia, 6, gr-dau, at home, born Texas | Guadalupe Flores (aka Sifuentes), Jose Francisco (I5207)
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| 18 | 1880 US census, Atascosa County, Texas, pop. sch., pct. 3, ED 5, p. 327 (stamped), p. 15 (penned), dw. 126, fam._134, Francisco Flores; FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9YBG-9C1H : 10 June 2021); NARA microfilm publication T9, roll 1289. Francisco Flores, 53, male, farmer, born Mexico Antonia Flores, 40, wife, keep. house, born Mexico Maquil Flores, 21, son, teamster, born Mexico Prisciliano Flores, 19, son, laborer, born Mexico Pomciano, 17, son, laborer, born Mexico Felipe, 15, son, works on farm, born Mexico Refugia Flores, 13, dau, helps keep house, born Mexico Juliana, 12, dau, helps keep house, born Texas Amador, 8, gr-son, at home, born Texas Anastasia, 6, gr-dau, at home, born Texas | Munos, Maria Antonia (I5208)
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| 19 | Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14394447/malinda-hill : 14 July 2021), Malinda Frost Hill (1820-1870), Lonesome Dove Cemetery, Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas; headstone photograph by Aggie, maintained by Marsha Newton Kirchmeier (contributor 47218892). Melinda's birth date is said to be 20 Aug 1820. If the 1820 census was taken in Washington Co, Virginia, exactly on 7 Aug 1820, Malinda would not have been born for another 13 days. The true date taken is not written on the document image. Perhaps this enumeration have actually been taken later in the year and that is why Malinda is listed on this census?. From Ancestry.com, "The official enumeration day of the 1820 census was 7 August 1820. All questions asked were supposed to refer to that date. The count was due within six months, but the due date was extended by law to allow completion within thirteen months." | Frost, Malinda (I408)
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| 20 | Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14394447/malinda-hill : 14 July 2021), Malinda Frost Hill (1820-1870), Lonesome Dove Cemetery, Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas; headstone photograph by Aggie, maintained by Marsha Newton Kirchmeier (contributor 47218892). | Frost, Malinda (I408)
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| 21 | Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/51095310/anton-tschoepe : 14 July 2021), memorial page for Anton Tschoepe (1808–1884), memorial ID 51095310, citing Riverside Cemetery, Seguin, Guadalupe County, Texas, maintained by Donna Schulte Loth (contributor 46568224). Guadalupe County, Texas, Wills and Probate [F or G]:278-279, entry no. 835, will of Anton Tschoepe, written 9 July 1881, died August 1884, proven 8 October 1884; Ancestry.com, "Texas, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1833-1974," > Guadalupe > Probate records, Vol F-G, 1871-1894 > Anton Tschoeppe, image 346-347 of 514 (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2115/images/007575580_00346 : 14 July 2021). Will names wife Eleanora Tschoepe, children: Wilhelm Tschoepe "who is devoid of the sense of hearing," Auguste Blum of Fayette County, Louis Tschoepe of Guadalupe County, Rudolph Tschoepe of Guadalupe County, Magdalene Lindemann deceased with children to inherit her share, and Louise Wohlfahrt. | Tschoepe, Anton Johannes (I421)
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| 22 | Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/51095335/susanna-elenora-tschoepe : 14 July 2021), memorial page for Susanna Elenora Hanke Tschoepe (1811–1887), memorial ID 51095335, citing Riverside Cemetery, Seguin, Guadalupe County, Texas, maintained by Donna Schulte Loth (contributor 46568224). | Hanke, Elenora Susanna M. (I422)
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| 23 | about 1794 | Burleson, Volley (I431)
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| 24 | Additional information: according to family stories, in what is now Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, but was Chickasaw lands until 1907. If so, the grave may not be marked as it is not listed in any of five volumes of Pontotoc County, Cemetery Inscriptions | Parker, Alexander William (I123)
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| 25 | Additional information: and was said to be Cherokee | Gott, Cynthia Angelica (I124)
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| 26 | Additional information: became a sheep rancher | Parker, Alexander William (I123)
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| 27 | Additional information: two doors from future wife Cynthia Gott | Parker, Alexander William (I123)
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| 28 | Apparently some marriage records were found and recorded years after the ceremonies. Volume X has starts with entries dated 1825 to 1831. These are followed by entries dated 1860s, 1870s, and 1880s. Twelve or so pages around page 185 contain entries dated 1825 to 1833 embedded into mostly entries dated in the 1880s. Volume X does not contain any explanation entered at the front or back of the book. | Source (S107)
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| 29 | Art Martinez de Vara and Martina Martinez de Vara, comp., The History and Records of Santisima Trinidad Church at Paso de las Garzas, Texas (present-day Von Ormy, Texas) 4th ed. (n.p.), Burials:214. Entry 2136. 5/20/1883 Flores, Francisco, son of Miguel Flores and Gertrude Fuentes, died yesterday at 2:00 p.m. at 60 years old. Father Julio Sayet signed the burial book. | Guadalupe Flores (aka Sifuentes), Jose Francisco (I5207)
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| 30 | At this time, DNA data must be available at FamilyTreeDNA in order to compare shared DNA amounts and marker differences. Most people who tested elsewhere can obtain a copy of the raw atDNA data file and place a copy in the FamilyTreeDNA database. For mtDNA and Y-DNA, a test must be performed at FamilyTreeDNA. To transfer a COPY of your atDNA data to FamilyTreeDNA: Step 1: You first have to gather your raw DNA data file from Ancestry and save it on your computer. Follow the instructions at https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/imports/autosomal-transfer/download-results-ancestry/. Note where you save the file on your computer. Step 2: Then you transfer the file to FamilyTreeDNA following the instructions in the "How to Transfer Your Autosomal DNA Results" section for "New Customers" at https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/imports/transfer-autosomal-ancestry/family-tree-dna-family-finder-transfer-program/. You will need to pay the small fee (currently $19) to unlock the tools for the Early Texans DNA Committee to be able to compare your DNA to other project members. Step 3: After completing those steps and logging into the account you create at FamilyTreeDNA then go to https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/tx-state-gs/about/background and click the "Join" button and follow the steps on the screen. Step 4: Then download the fillable PDF lineage application form from http://www.txsgs.org/TSGS/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/TxSGS_DNA_application.pdf and use a PDF reader such as Adobe Acrobat to fill in the form and mail it to dna@txsgsorg. If you need additional help on how to transfer data to FamilyTreeDNA please see https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/imports/transfer-autosomal-ancestry/family-tree-dna-family-finder-transfer-program/. FamilyTreeDNA also has an online contact form and a customer service phone number on their website https://www.familytreedna.com/. | Questions - FAQ, Lineage Application Form (I452)
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| 31 | Austin's Register of Families, Vol. 1 (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/1/0/7/3/1073961.pdf : 7 June 2021), 1827, Jeremiah Bowlin, p. 7 (p. 40 of PDF), line 11, line 12 is Wm Bowlin; Texas General Land Office, Austin. Only the names are listed with no additional information. | Bowlin, William R (I1521)
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| 32 | Austin's Register of Families, Vol. 1 (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/1/0/7/3/1073961.pdf : 7 June 2021), 1827, Jeremiah Bowlin, p. 7 (p. 40 of PDF), line 11, line 12 is Wm Bowlin; Texas General Land Office, Austin. Only the names are listed with no additional information. | Bowlin, Jeremiah (I110)
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| 33 | confirms her father | Source (S91)
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| 34 | digital image, ProQuest, HeritageQuest Online (accessed through participating libraries : accessed 16 January 2005); citing NARA microfilmpublication T9, roll 2 | Source (S44)
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| 35 | Elizabeth Frost's maiden name may be Dinkens/Dinkins (from a marriage record). Georgiana Emma Parker Taylor says in her 1907 Eastern Cherokee Application that her grandmother, Elizabeth Frost's, maiden name was "Little or Lytle." | {wife of Samuel Frost}, Elizabeth (I403)
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| 36 | Family stories passed down from Georgiana's grandchildren indicate her full name was "Emma Georgiana Priscilla Parker Taylor." The name Priscilla has not yet been found on any documents. | Parker, Georgiana Emma (I3702)
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| 37 | Fayette County Probate Minutes, D:489-490 list the heirs of Agnes Burke. | {wife of John C. Burke}, Agnes (I222)
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| 38 | Further research is needed to resolve conflicting evidence surrounding the sons of John and Sarah Parker, specifically 1) the number of sons, 2) the identity of "Unnamed Parker," 3-month-old male, born about May/June 1860, found in the household of John Parker in the 1860 census, and 3) information about Calvin Parker. The 1850, 1860, and 1870 federal censuses support the number of six sons; this includes the unnamed male infant born about May/June 1860 and found in the 1860 census. In her 1907 Eastern Cherokee Application, daughter Georgiana Emma Parker Taylor lists the names of six brothers: "Ransom Berry Parker, Emmitt Parker, Calvin Parker, Johnnie Parker, Willie Parker, Joseph Parker”. This is the same birth order found on the three census records, including "Calvin," who falls in the proper birth order to be the unnamed male infant born in 1860. The one piece of conflicting evidence is found in a newspaper article (“100-Year-Old Woman Ready to Meet Old Friends Today,” (Seminole, Oklahoma) Seminole Producer, 27 February 1955, p. 2, col. 1). The article states "she [Emma Taylor] had seven brothers." There is a possibility that the newspaper reporter misreported the number of Parker sons as seven instead of six, or that Emma Taylor misremembered the number of brothers in her interview, which was given when she was 100 years old. Since the census records and the 1907 Eastern Cherokee Application (filled out when Emma Taylor was 52 years old) are more reliable sources than the newspaper interview, the information for Calvin Parker and the 1860 census's "Unnamed Parker" male infant were combined. Further research is needed. | Family: John Berry Parker / Sarah Jane Frost (F3496)
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| 39 | Grimes County, Texas is established as the place of birth of Mary Catherine Clary by virtue of the fact that her parents, Francis Marion Clary and Elizabeth Ann Conn, were living in Grimes County in 1851. Grimes County, Texas, Probate Minutes, L:306-309, four entries from guardianship proceeding of O. I. Pitts. Pitts was the son of Elizabeth Ann Conn and her first husband Isaac Pitts. | Clary, Mary Catherine (I5525)
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| 40 | In their 1907 Eastern Cherokee Applications, sister Emma Parker Taylor, names him as "Willie," and her two sons, William's nephews, Henry Taylor and Orlando Taylor, call him "Billie," and Henry and Orlando state "Billie" is dead. In the 1900 census, William lived with his sister Emma Parker Taylor's family in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory with Relation to Head: Boarder. According to these records, William died sometime between 14 Jun 1900, the date the 1900 federal census was taken, and when the Taylor family filled out their Eastern Cherokee Applications in Aug 1907. | Parker, William (I398)
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| 41 | In their 1907 Eastern Cherokee Applications, sister, Emma Parker Taylor, and her two sons, Emmett's nephews, Henry Taylor and Orlando Taylor, call him "Emmitt" or "Emmett," and Henry and Orlando state Emmett is dead. | Parker, Emmett (I391)
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| 42 | In their 1907 Eastern Cherokee Applications, sister, Emma Parker Taylor, and her two sons, John's nephews, Henry Taylor and Orlando Taylor, call him "Johnnie," and Henry and Orlando state "Johnnie" is dead. | Parker, John (I397)
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| 43 | In their 1907 Eastern Cherokee Applications, sister, Emma Parker Taylor, and her two sons, Joseph's nephews, Henry Taylor and Orlando Taylor, state Joseph is dead. | Parker, Joseph (I399)
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| 44 | ISBN 0-88107-036-X | Source (S3)
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| 45 | Jeremiah Bowlin entry, Character Certificate. San Augustine, 18 August 1833 (naming 1826 emigration date) (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/1/0/3/2/1032988.pdf : 7 June 2021); Texas General Land Office, Austin. San Augustine August 18 1835 I do hereby certify that Jeremiah Bowlin is a native of the State of Virginia that he is a man of family consisting of a wife and two children that he is industrious and a good citizen and friendly to the laws and religion of the country and that he emigrated to Texas in the year 1826. A S Hotchkiss P Judge | Bowlin, Jeremiah (I110)
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| 46 | Jeremiah Bowlin entry, Character Certificate. San Augustine, 18 August 1833 (naming 1826 emigration date) (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/1/0/3/2/1032988.pdf : 7 June 2021); Texas General Land Office, Austin. San Augustine August 18 1835 I do hereby certify that Jeremiah Bowlin is a native of the State of Virginia that he is a man of family consisting of a wife and two children that he is industrious and a good citizen and friendly to the laws and religion of the country and that he emigrated to Texas in the year 1826. A S Hotchkiss P Judge | Nail, Elizabeth (I1558)
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| 47 | Jeremiah Bowlin entry, Character Certificate. San Augustine, 18 August 1833 (naming 1826 emigration date) (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/1/0/3/2/1032988.pdf : 7 June 2021); Texas General Land Office, Austin. San Augustine August 18 1835 I do hereby certify that Jeremiah Bowlin is a native of the State of Virginia that he is a man of family consisting of a wife and two children that he is industrious and a good citizen and friendly to the laws and religion of the country and that he emigrated to Texas in the year 1826. A S Hotchkiss P Judge | |
| 48 | Jeremiah Bowlin entry, Character Certificate. San Augustine, 18 August 1833 (naming 1826 emigration date) (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/1/0/3/2/1032988.pdf : 7 June 2021); Texas General Land Office, Austin. San Augustine August 18 1835 I do hereby certify that Jeremiah Bowlin is a native of the State of Virginia that he is a man of family consisting of a wife and two children that he is industrious and a good citizen and friendly to the laws and religion of the country and that he emigrated to Texas in the year 1826. A S Hotchkiss P Judge | Bowlin, William R (I1521)
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| 49 | Jeremiah Bowlin entry, Nacogdoches Land District, 1st class headright, file no. 287, abstract 14, Kaufman County, 5 February 1838 (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/3/2/1/321550.pdf : 7 June 2021); Texas General Land Office, Austin. The headright certificate was issued 5 February 1838 by the Shelby County Board of Land Commissioners (both file 287 and 317 reference the same certificate). The land was surveyed in January 1841: 1/3 league on the Bois D'arc fork of the Trinity River, abutting surveys of Samuel Gilliland and surveys 75 and 5099. Surveyor was W. A. Lewis; chain carriers were John [Hight?] and [James?] Carr; patented 8 June 1848. | Bowlin, Jeremiah (I110)
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| 50 | Jeremiah Bowlin entry, Shelby District, 1st class headright, file no. 317, abstract 49, Shelby County, certificate issued 5 February 1838 (https://s3.glo.texas.gov/ncu/SCANDOCS/archives_webfiles/arcmaps/webfiles/landgrants/PDFs/5/3/4/534151.pdf : 7 June 2021); Texas General Land Office, Austin. The headright certificate was issued 5 February 1838 by the Shelby County Board of Land Commissioners (both file 287 and 317 reference the same certificate). The land was originally surveyed in February 1838 for A. E. Bolen: 17 2/3 labors in Shelby County on a fork of Tenaha Bayou about 18 miles northwest from Shelbyville. Surveyor was David Hill; chain carriers were Rufus Johnson and [P. G.?] Colby/CUlly; patented 8 June 1848. patented 5 May 1851. | Bowlin, Jeremiah (I110)
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