Wrenacres

Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson

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1651	Enumeration: 25001-00001. 5 slaves Based on the ages of the children involved, there appears to be an extra child enumerated as from 5-10 years old. I can only account for 4 of them. I have never heard of an extra son here, but he would have been born between 1830-1835 to be at least 5 years and no more than 10 years old. He would not have appeared in the 1820 census, so he could be a child who died young.	Bailey, Francis Baker (I602)
1652	Enumeration: 3 Male, 4 Female, 7 Total	Dickson, Hamiton (I8159)
1653	Enumeration: 300010-02010-01	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
1654	Enumeration: 312201-20001, no slaves	Hollis, David (I3626)
1655	Enumeration: 32-6	Hollis, John (I3639)
1656	Enumeration: 3201-2001	Johnson, Abraham (I3949)
1657	Enumeration: 3223001-000001, no slaves 3 Males under 5 - Rufus, Charles, Samuel 2 males 5-10 - Otway, Thomas 2 males 10-15 - Hume, Richard 3 males 15-20 - John, Robert, William 1 male 40-50 - Francis 1 female 40-50 - Evalina	Bailey, Francis Baker (I602)
1658	Enumeration: 4 male, 1 female, 5 total	Dickson, McNairy (I8160)
1659	Enumeration: 40001-2001, no slaves	Hollis, Micajah Randolph (I3650)
1660	Enumeration: 400011-11001-03	Johnson, Abraham (I3949)
1661	Enumeration: 4001-0101 This would tend to indicate that this enumerates David, Elizabeth (wife), Joseph, John, Abraham, and William (sons), and one of the daughters whose birthdate has not been established.	Hollis, David (I3626)
1662	Enumeration: 5 male, 4 female, 9 total. Joseph appears in the index for 1841, but no records are available for that census.	Dickson, Joseph Jr. (I2581)
1663	Enumeration: Otwa L Bailey WM < 5: 1 WM 5-10: 1 WM 30-40: 1 WF < 5: 1 WF 5-10: 1 WF 30-40: 1 Slave M < 10: 6 Slave M 10-24: 3 Slave M 24-36: 1 Slave F < 10: 5 Slave F 10-24: 2 Slave F 24-36: 4 Slave F 36-55: 1 Total: 28 Note: Slave M < 10 is pretty illegible. So, this is inferred from the total minus the rest of the people.	Bailey, Dr. Otway Licepious (I655)
1664	Enumeraton: 10002-1011, 43 slaves	Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
1665	Ephraim McLean was one of the 4 founding pastors of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in 1810.	McLean, Rev. Ephraim (I4561)
1666	Equitable Men Were Entertained at Banquet Complimentary to Vice President Tarbell The dinner at the Capital last night complimentary to Mr. Gage E. Tarbell, second vice-president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York, by State Manager Harry M. Ramey, was a most elegant and enjoyable affair, concluding at 11 o'clock. J.W. Higgs worked as an agent of the Equitable Association in addition to his newspaper business.	Higgs, John William (I3534)
1667	Eric Williams does not report Lucy Ann. Perhaps she is confused withLucinda, born 1842.	Dickson, Lucy Ann (I2587)
1668	Eric Williams reports her birth as 1845 in Mississippi.	Dickson, Frances (I2572)
1669	Eric Williams reports her birth as 1847 in Alabama.	Dickson, Hester Ann (I2576)
1670	Eric Williams reports his birth as 1857.	Williams, George Collier (I6511)
1671	Eric Williams reports John H. Dickson's birth as 1838.	Dickson, John H. (I2580)
1672	Erik was killed in a car wreck while in college in Colorado Springs. He had come home from campus for lunch with his mother and was in a wreck on his way back to campus.	Wienand, Erik (I6943)
1673	Ersie was Granddad's cousin, whom he looked after in her later years.	Bailey, Ersie (I6893)
1674	Estate inventory	Marshall, Capt. Robert (I4431)
1675	Estimated based on census and tax records.	Council, Jordan (I9640)
1676	Estrays, 1797-1807 1798 John Ware - appraised by Francis Puckett and Walker Haws	Ware, John Garrett (I6349)
1677	Etta A. McDonald, 82, of Van Buren passed away Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020, at a local hospital. She retired from Riverside Furniture in Fort Smith, where she was an industrial sprayer. She was preceded in death by her parents, Plumer and Bessie (Dickson) Hunter; two sisters, Mildred Lampe and Sue Tuck; two sons, Jimmy and Garry Oden; and three brothers, Lonnie, Leonard and Alvis Hunter. She is survived by her husband, Glen McDonald of the home; a son, Randy Oden and wife Liz of Van Buren; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, at Gracelawn Cemetery in Van Buren, under the direction of Ocker Funeral Home in Van Buren. Pallbearers will be her grandsons.	Hunter, Etta Alvern (I7571)
1678	Etta is listed as a widow in the 1930 census	Howard, Henry (I3697)
1679	Eugene Morris Biggers book says she was born in KY, but nothing else does.	Tennyson, Cynthia Jane (I5949)
1680	Eugene Morris Biggers say 1862, but gives no source.	Biggers, Ezekiel O. (I904)
1681	EUGENIA LEE OBITUARY Eugenia Humphreys Lee passed away on February 7, 2023 at the age of 95. She was born on March 29, 1927 in Clarksville, TX to the late Samuel M. Humphreys and Mary Sudie Humphreys. She grew up in Fort Worth and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Arts and Sociology at the Texas State College for Women (now TWU). She was voted a Texas A&M Aggie Sweetheart. Eugenia worked as a draftsman for the Humble Oil Company in Houston, where she met Griff Lee. They married in 1950 and moved to New Orleans in 1954, where they both lived the rest of their lives. She volunteered at Baptist Hospital (now Ochsner Baptist) for 25 years. Eugenia was a member of the St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church and their Couples Club, where they made lifelong friends. She was also a member of the New Orleans Country Club, Orléans Club, Let's Dance Club, and PEO Chapter Q. In addition, she enjoyed tennis, bridge, dancing, skiing, and taking cruises. She is preceded in death by: her husband of 67 years, Griff C. Lee, Jr.; her parents; her sister, Julia Ann Renken; and her brother, Robert H. Humphreys. Eugenia is survived by: her daughter, Carol L. Coiron (John); her sons, Griff C. Lee, III and Robert H. Lee; and her grandchild, Eric Lee Desforges. The family would like to give special thanks to her dedicated sitters and to Heart of Hospice for their care. A visitation will be held on Saturday, February 11 at 12:30 p.m. at 5100 Pontchartrain Blvd. New Orleans, LA 70121. A 2:00 p.m. funeral service will immediately follow visitation, and interment is to take place in Lake Lawn Park. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested in Eugenia's honor to St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church in New Orleans or to Heart of Hospice in Gretna. To view and sign the guestbook, please visit www.lakelawnmetairie.com.	Humphreys, Mary Eugenia (I3809)
1682	Eva's identity is sort of cloudy. Family has always said that Wesley Hudson married Eva Kimball. Their marriage record records her as Eva Gillespie in 1925. In the 1920 census, Eva Gilespie is living with her father, Charles Kingwell, in Jefferson, Ouachita Co., Arkansas. The facts in that census match - age, place of birth, parents places of birth - so I believe this is her. She is listed as married, not widowed, with an 8 year old daughter Lela. So, the Lela in the 1930 census is a step-daughter to Wesley (or the reason Eva was with her parents rather than her husband).	Kingwell, Eva (I4095)
1683	Evelyn is listed as 60 years old, from New Jersey, and divorced.	Garabrant, Evelyn (I10045)
1684	Even though Berry Tillman Lane is buried in Wichita Falls, Texas, there is a veteran's stone in the Lane Cemetery, Paulding County, Georgia. BURIAL: Rosemont Cemetery, Witchita Falls, TX, Plot: Block 4, lot 007, spc 5, row FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=59262210	Lane, Berry Tillman (I4166)
1685	Even though her given name was Eliza Johnson Cason, she was always called Lida	Cason, Eliza Johnson (I1492)
1686	Everette is listed as a merchant in a general store in the 1930 census.	Johnson, Everette Vance (I3958)
1687	excluded in his father's will since he had already received his share	Hames, Mark (I3254)
1688	excluded in the will since he had already received his share.	Hames, Edmund Simpson (I3239)
1689	Extra census questions. Residence 1 year ago - Monroe Co., NY	Dickson, Mildred Evelyn (I2594)
1690	F.P. Hudson was a noted member of the community of Dallas. His nickname was Dock, but there is no evidence that he was any sort of medical doctor. He was listed in the census as an official of the Court of Ordinary On 7 Jan 1886, F.P. Hudson was appointed guardian for Sarah C.Williams, orphan of Charles A. Williams. This is recorded in Administrations and Guardians Bonds, Book A 1885-1939, Paulding County, Georgia, p. 29. In his will, F.P. names his wife Salina Laura Hudson, his eldest daughter V.I. Matthews, and his youngest daughter Lela Etta Hudson. The will is witnessed by Robert M. Lee, J.T. Lee, and W.F. Lee. In the 1910 census, F.P. is listed as Frank P. Hudson and his occupation is bookkeeper for the ordinary court. F.P. Hudson elected to the Court of Ordinary. Bond ($1000) for him to take office 6 Nov 1896. D.L. Jones and S. Robertson, sureties.	Hudson, Benjamin Franklin Pierce (I3724)
1691	Facing an indictment for counterfeiting, and significant loss for not appearing, Peter Bailey fails to appear for court	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
1692	Fae and Mae are twin sisters.	Almand, Mae (I309)
1693	Family in findagrave	Dansby, William Thomas Thornton (I10092)
1694	Family news from W.H. Hudson. Refers to "Dear Uncle and Aunt" and calls them John and Cindy, so the recipients are John Wesley & Cindy Hudson. But I have not identified the author definitively.	Source (S1855)
1695	Family tradition says she was from Indian Territory, but her death certificate and various census records all call out Tennessee as her birthplace. Having not found her in IT, I would believe Tennessee is more likely. The Indian Territory story may be a confusion with a different Fannie Cole.	Cole, Frances Elizabeth (I1990)
1696	Familysearch reports that there exists (or existed) a Peter Bailey family Bible. In it, it says that Jane Bressie Bailey was born 3 Aug 1798 and died 2 Jun 1829, both in Mecklenburg. William B Price was born 1794 and I think I saw that he died in 1854. They had 3 children: Emily E Price, b. 20 Dec 1820, maybe in Christian County, Kentucky; William B Price, b. 24 Sep 1822, in Christian County, Kentucky; and Otway G Price, b. 28 Apr 1829 in Christian County, Kentucky. Thus far, I have not found any record of any of these folks after their marriage. I expect Jane died shortly after Otway was born. He may have died as well. Don't know about Emily. There are a lot of William Prices, so he may have survived.	Bailey, Jane Brissie (I623)
1697	Fannie appears to have remarried after Dudley's death (around 1860, maybe). Her new husband is listed as a farmer with $1000 in personal property and $500 in real property, quite a comedown from before the war.	Bethell, Frances W. (I8119)
1698	Fannie is listed in 1860 without Dudley as a farmer with $10000 of personal property and $30000 of real property, nearly 30x more than in 1850.	Bethell, Frances W. (I8119)
1699	Fannie's residence at her marriage to J.W. Deshazo was Doyton, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Aged 35, this may have been a second marriage for her.	Family: Rev. John Walker Deshazo / Frances Elizabeth Cole (F1209)
1700	Farmer	Freeman, William Arnold (I3045)