Wrenacres

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

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2301	Grand jurors drawn Sept. term 1848 for March term 1849 Juror no. 20 - Wesley Hudson	Hudson, Wesley (I3785)
2302	Grand Jury empaneled & sworn - April 3, 1854 Juror No. 3 - Wesley Hudson	Hudson, Wesley (I3785)
2303	granddad John (Jack) A. Jones was the second husband of Martha A. Taylor Dickson. After the death of John H. Dickson, Martha remarried. The family story is that Jack Jones never allowed discussion of the first husband, the father of Martha's children. As such, they never got along with him and left home early. According to the marriage records of Crawford Co, AR, a Jack Jones,age 21, married Caroline Baker, age 20, on 24 Apr 1878. This could have been the first marriage of this Jack Jones, but I think not. the ages do not correspond very well at all to those reported in the census. They would work, however, with the age of Zena Jones, the daughter of Jack Jones. Perhaps the ages on the marriage license are in error. A second marriage record is found in Crawford Co. on 11 Jan 1890 for John A. Jones and Mrs. Sue Dickson. This appears to be the record for his marriage to the widow of John H. Dickson. However the name is in error. A notation in the margin of the record says that this record was mailed to Jack Jones in Rudy, Crawford Co., AR on 5 Sep 1896. The Jones family definitely lived in the small town of Rudy. Married granddad's grandmother after grandfather died. Never allowed discussion of first husband.	Jones, Jack A. (I3994)
2304	grandson Thomas, son of John Ware	Ware, Thomas (I6366)
2305	Grant entered 2 Mar 1779, Issued 24 Sep 1779.	Vincent, Alexander (I6261)
2306	granted land in Hingham in 1635.	Walton, Rev. William (I8773)
2307	Granted letters of administration	Sweeney, Mary Ann (I9344)
2308	Grantee: Thomas Ware Certificate: 131 Patentee: Thomas Ware Patent Date: 23 Sep 1857 Acres: 640 District: Fannin County: Fannin File: 871 Patent #: 1851 Patent Volume: 9 Class: Fan. 3rd	Ware, Thomas (I6366)
2309	grave 987, block 3, Chicago City Cemetery. BURIAL: Oak Woods Cemetery, 1035 E. 67th St., Chicago, IL, Confederate Mound FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=37530898	Carter, Wilson C. (I1387)
2310	Grave stone says 1849	Callahan, Patrick (I7023)
2311	Grave stone says 1879	Callahan, Daniel J. (I7036)
2312	Grave stone says William J. Donahue. Census looks like an I.	Donahue, William J. (I8619)
2313	Graveside Services for Jackie Mae Cavender of Old Monroe, MO will be held at 2:00 p.m. Monday, August 14, 2017 at Bethany Cemetery on Highway Y near Foley, MO. Rev. Paul Garven, pastor of the Elsberry United Methodist Church in Elsberry, MO, will officiate. Ms. Cavender, 66, passed away early Thursday morning, August 10, 2017 at SSM St. Joseph Hospital West in Lake St. Louis, MO. Born March 9, 1951 in Fort Smith, AR, Jackie was the daughter of Ellis and Nina Ruth Shifflet Burke, Sr. She was a graduate of Pattonville High School. Jackie worked for McDonnell Douglas Aircraft as a blueprint clerk, retiring in 2000. She loved watching movies with her grandkids and taking care of them. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ellis and Nina Burke, Sr.; and one sister, Susan Denise Burke. Survivors include her sons: Kenneth Cavender and his wife, Jenni, of Troy, MO and Patrick Cavender and his wife, Leslie, of O’Fallon, MO; and five grandchildren: Benjamin Cavender, Tyler Gamma, Trenton, Katie and Colton Cavender. Jackie also leaves one brother, Ellis Burke, Jr. of Old Monroe; one sister, Jeri Meis and her husband, Karl, of St. Louis, MO; other relatives and friends.	Burke, Jackie Mae (I6950)
2314	Gravestone birthdate does not really align with census birthdates.	Pryor, Charles T. (I5199)
2315	Gravestone says he was born 5 May 1871	Abbott, Edwin Oscar (I19)
2316	Greene County history says they were married in 1822, but the marriage record says 1821.	Family: Robert Ware / Martha Norris (F824)
2317	Greene County, Georgia Deed Book BB, p. 259 Ezekiel Park to Thomas Ware, 14 Jan 1805, $210, 140 ac in Greene Co, originally granted to Nathan Hicks and by him conveyed to Daniel Thacker, who conveyed said land to Ezekiel Park. Rec 27 Jan 1806	Ware, Thomas (I6366)
2318	Greene County, Georgia Deed book CC, p. 474 William Baldwin, Sr to Thomas Ware of Jones Co on 17 Jul 1810 for $100, 184 3/4 ac in Greene Co., Rec 22 Aug 1810	Ware, Thomas (I6366)
2319	Grief Green vs. Peter Bailey Jury finds for the plaintiff that Peter Bailey owes $452 plus interest and costs	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
2320	Griff Calicutt Lee (Jr.), a retired civil engineer, recognized as one of the pioneers of the offshore oil industry, died on April 3, 2018 at the age of 91. Mr. Lee, a long-term resident of New Orleans, was born and lived in Mississippi through high school. He is survived by Eugenia Humphreys Lee his beloved wife of 67 years, sons Griff C. Lee III of Potomac, MD and Robert H. Lee of Monterey, TN, daughter Carol Lee Coiron, son-in-law John J. Coiron of Winston-Salem, NC and grandson Eric Lee Desforges of Roanoke, VA. He was a member of St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church and the New Orleans Country Club, and a former member of The Bienville Club, the Rotary Club of New Orleans, the Pendennis Club, the World Trade Center, the Petroleum Club, the Plimsoll Club and City Energy Club as well as the Azalea Club. He served in the U. S. Navy during World War II and received a Bachelor's Degree from Tulane and a Masters Degree from Rice, both in Civil Engineering. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. In 1948 he began his professional career with the Humble Oil Company, now Exxon. In 1954, he was employed by J. Ray McDermott as a Design Engineer and progressed to the positions Principal Design Engineer, Chief Engineer, Group Vice President of Engineering and Vice President of Research and Development. His entire professional career has been devoted almost entirely to the development and design of fixed offshore structures. In the industry, he was known as the father of the fixed platform. In 1955, working with another engineer, he is credited with inventing the skirt pile foundation system for offshore platforms and the first use of the launching technique for installation of platform jackets. Both concepts have been used on almost all deep-water offshore platforms that have been installed since that time. In 1983 he formed Griff C. Lee Inc. and worked as a consultant in private practice, retiring in 2007. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Offshore Industry, in 1997 he was named by the Offshore Technology Conference as one of four individuals to receive the Offshore Heritage Award. In 1998 he was one of the first fifteen to be inducted into the Offshore Energy Center Hall of Fame as an Industry Pioneer. During his professional career he received several honors including being named as Louisiana's first engineer to be elected to the National Academy of Engineering and the first to be named by the American Society of Civil Engineers as a Distinguished Member. He was named as Outstanding Engineering Alumnus by Rice University in 1990-1991. He was inducted into both the Tulane School of Engineering and the Rice University Hall of Fame and in 2006 he received the award for "Distinguished Service to the College of Engineering" by the University of New Orleans. In 2012 he was given the Wall of Fame award by the American Society of Civil Engineers. He was an active member of several Engineering Societies. He served as member of technical committees for the American Petroleum Institute, the Department of Interior, the American Bureau of Shipping, Lloyd's of London, Norske Veritas of Oslo, Norway and the Canadian Standards Association. He was a registered Professional Engineer in the States of Alaska, California, Louisiana, and Texas and served on the Board of Advisors for the Visiting Committees of Tulane, UNO, Rice, the University of Texas and MIT. The funeral service will be held at 2:00 on Monday April 9, 2018 at St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow at the church. A private burial will be held at Lake Lawn Park Mausoleum. Donations may be made to St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church or the . To view and sign the online guestbook, please visit www.lakelawnmetairie.com Published in The Times-Picayune on Apr. 8, 2018	Lee, Griff Calicutt Jr. (I4257)
2321	Guardian of Thomas Shehee	Shehee, Henry Daniel (I9580)
2322	GUARDIAN: 20 Nov 1841 - Listed in Roane Co., Tennessee guardianship records. George Nicholson, guardian, reports which payments he has and has not received from the estate of Uriah Allison.	Allison, Catherine J. (I171)
2323	Guy & Jere are together at the time the data for the city directory was collected. He is listed as emplyeed by the U.S. Army.	Windsor, Lt. Guy F. (I9932)
2324	Guy was posted to Camp Barkeley near Abilene in 1942. He went on to fight in the European Theater. He was part of the D-Day invasion. He was wounded during the Battle of the Bulge and received the Purple Heart. Additionally he is listed as having received the Silver & Bronze Star, but it is more likey these are Silver & Bronze Service Stars, instead. He was discharged with the rank of Captain.	Windsor, Lt. Guy F. (I9932)
2325	H D Shehee 1 poll 1 person subject to military duty 200 acres 2nd quality 800 acres pine District 14, lots 202, 203, 240, 241, 252, 253, 254 Value of real estate 4000 28 slaves, $8400 personal property 600 total property 13000	Shehee, Henry Daniel (I9580)
2326	H.N. Section	Boyle, Michael (I1094)
2327	H.N. Section	Dargan, Terrence (I9338)
2328	H.W. Tennison was known as Walker. According to his great-granddaughter, he was the first of the line to be known as Walker, with a Walker in each succeeding generation. The reason he was named this was to remember the walk on the Trail of Tears. Supposedly, his mother was part Indian and she selected the name to remember her heritage. According to a clipping from the Antlers American newspaper dated 11 Jun 1914, "H.W. Tennison died last Saturday morning. Burial was Sunday afternoon at Antlers Cemetery by WOW Lodge." However, his tombstone gives a date of 6 Jun 1914 instead of 4 Jun. Some sources list his birth as 7 March, others as 9 March. Likewise, some sources list the marriage as 12 Nov, others as 18 Nov.	Tennison, Henry Walker (I5914)
2329	h2 DEATH: Noted in Daily Oklahoman, 16 Jun 1968, Tom Finney, 69, longtimeattorney, state majority leader, rites on Sunday.	Finney, Thomas Dunn (I2919)
2330	h2 Never married. Had no children.	Cason, Rebeckah M. (I1559)
2331	h2	Cooper, Roy (I2083)
2332	h2	Higgs, Bettie (I3526)
2333	h2, h4 Died in infancy.	Cason, Sallie Vincent (I1563)
2334	h2, h4 Might not be Carrollton. Hard to read.	Cason, Mary Favor (I1550)
2335	h2, h5	Clowdis, Grace (I1733)
2336	h2,4 Some folks have called him John McNairy Cason, but that makes no sense. It makes much more sense that his son, John M. Cason was John McNairy Cason.	Cason, John M. (I1532)
2337	h2,4	Cason, Fanny (I1499)
2338	h2,h4 Union Civil War Vet. State Rep. Radical Republican Reconstructionist, Trial Judge.	Cason, Faver (I1500)
2339	h2,mg1 Married by Rev. N.M. Greene	Cason, Joseph Mason (I1536)
2340	h4	Larue, Leone (I4226)
2341	h4	Paulk, James Cason (I4948)
2342	h4	Larue, Squire Blakemore (I4227)
2343	H5 CALLED: Sometimes seen as Sapphira (father's will) She is seen named Sophia, Saphirra, Sefirra, and other versions of this name kind of name.	Champion, Saffira (I1610)
2344	h5 Family sources say that Ira Thomas married Tot Bollinger. However marriage records show her as Emma. Presumably, Tot is her nickname.	Bolinger, Emma (I1001)
2345	h5	Cason, Alexander Cooper III (I1482)
2346	h5	Cason, Alexander Cooper Jr. (I1483)
2347	h5	Finney, Thomas Dunn Jr. (I2921)
2348	h5	Frazer, Elizabeth (I3002)
2349	h5	Frazer, Florence (I3006)
2350	h5	Frazer, George Pinkney (I3011)