Wrenacres

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

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501	According to his obituary, Will Higgs had been working with the Democrat Record since its founding in May 1910.	Higgs, John William (I3534)
502	According to History of Texas, Tarrant, Parker, Dick lived in Galveston and died in 1850 at the time of the epidemic there. However, since he was living in 1852 in Navarro county, this is unlikely to be completely accurate. There was a yellow fever outbreak in Galveston in 1853 that killed 523 people.	Bailey, Richard A. (I664)
503	According to John Miller's estate, he could have been Matthis instead of Matthews.	Mathis, Zebulon (I4489)
504	According to Judson Councill, Isaac is found in Knox Co., Tennessee as early as 1811. He and Susan were married in Roane Co., Tennessee. They moved from Tennessee to Jackson Co., Alabama, then to Madison Co., Alabama. Eventually, they moved on to Arkansas, where both died at the home of their son John in Franklin Co., Arkansas. In order to figure out the Council family and its connection to the Hodges Councils in Alabama, I need to track its movements through Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas for this family and its descendants. In the 1830 Census, the family is listed as 1 male 40-50, 1 female 40-50, 1 male 20-30, 2 males 10-15. Both girls are already out of the house at this point. Presumably, the male age 20-30 is Uriah. On page 333 of the 1830 census is Jesse Council, whose household includes 1 male 90-100 and 1 female 60-70 and no one else. This is a likely connection for Isaac's father. In the 1840 Census, the family is listed as 1 male 50-60, 1 female 50-60, 1 male 20-30. Immediately next door is John Council(00011-00001). Chances are that this is the son John. Some have suggested Isaac was born in Tennessee, but in the 1860 census, he reports as being from N. Carolina. Unfortunately, census from Tennessee for 1800, 1810, 1820 are pretty much missing. Over the time that we are looking for the Councils & Allisons, the area went from Green County, NC to State of Franklin to State of TN. And it appears that these folks were along the borders of Green, Knox, & Roane counties. Looks like the Allisons ended up in the part that became Roane but maybe the Councils were in Knox. Hypothesis for now: (2019-06-14) Jesse Council is the father of Isaac. Jesse is married to Elizabeth. These two stay close together for several years. Hodges, John, and Matthew may be other sons or brothers to Jesse. Hodges is married to Rachel. Based on the fact that Isaac was the one to end up with Jesse's land, and that Jesse, Isaac, and at least Matthew lived adjacent to each other, it seems likely that Jesse is Isaac's father. Still need better proof, though.	Council, Isaac (I2126)
505	According to O.L. Bailey in the history of Tarrant and Parker counties: * At the time of publication, only three children were still living * John and Robert both received headrights in Titus county. One died in 1844, one in 1850. * Richard came to Texas in 1849 and died in Galveston in 1850 * Living are O.L, Thomas B. of Jenson, AR, and Rufus of Russellville. * Moved to Franklin Co., AR in 1837	Bailey, Otway Licepious (I656)
506	According to Robert Hale, Isham went forward with Wilcox's brigade in Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg. He was captured and spent 3 months in a Union prison camp, where he died in Nov 1863.	Harris, Isham David (I3345)
507	According to the 1850 census, John was 21 years old rather than 17.	Womack, John Tipton (I6609)
508	According to the 1880 Miller Co., AR census, Emma is from Illinois. Her father is from New York, and her mother from Kentucky. By the 1880 Census, the father is not with the family.	Emma L. (I4130)
509	According to the 1900 census, Ellen immigrated in 1893 and 5 of her 6 children were alive. She is listed as 67 years old with a birth date of Jan 1833. This means she ages 13 years between censuses, but that she loses 10 or 11 years on her death certificate. Based on the address, this is the same family, but the age is still a question. In 1900, Ellen reports that she arrived in 1893.	Connor, Ellen (I2018)
510	According to the 1900 Census, George was born in 1857. His tombstonesays 1856.	Hudson, George Wesley (I3743)
511	According to the 1900 census, Julia arrived in 1892 and her only child is living still.	Julia Reilly (I7153)
512	According to the 1900 Census, Margaret is a widow. She has had 8 children, of whom, 7 are still living. That means that either John or Joseph died between 1880 and 1900.	Farley, Margaret (I2834)
513	According to the 1900 Census, Martha had 10 children, of whom 6 wereliving still at the enumeration.	Conine, Martha A. (I2017)
514	According to the 1900 Census, Myrtle had already had 4 children, only 1 of whom was living.	Bailey, Myrtle Alena (I650)
515	According to the 1900 census, Patrick arrived in 1893 and is a resident alien.	Moriarty, Patrick D. (I7152)
516	According to the 1900 Census, she has had 8 children, of whom 5 are living.	Beatrice (I9302)
517	According to the 1900 Census, she was born in 1833. According to the 1910 census, she was born in 1830. And according to her death certificate, she was born in 1844. Apparently, no one really knew how old Ellen was. In 1901 in his life insurance application, Daniel said that his mother was living and 80 years old. Joan Carlton has settled on 1833. That makes most sense to me as well.	Connor, Ellen (I2018)
518	According to the 1910 & 1920 Census, Fannie Cole was born in Tennessee, as were her parents. Other sources claim her to be born inthe Indian Territories. I beleive the many censuses. Additionally, the 1910 Census reports that she had 5 children, 4 of whom were living in 1910. The 5th child is not listed in this family.	Cole, Frances Elizabeth (I1990)
519	According to the 1910 census, he was born in 1850. According to the 1900 census, he was born in 1854. According to the 1920 census, he was born in 1846. His father is from Tennessee, his mother is from Virginia. Most censuses report him from Tennessee.	Berry, James Thomas (I876)
520	According to the 1910 census, Joe and Julia have been married 27 years.	Family: Joseph Daniel Johnson / Julia A. Lanford (F2577)
521	According to the 1910 census, Julia arrived in 1891, is 36 years old, and all 5 of her children are living.	Julia Reilly (I7153)
522	According to the 1910 census, Patrick arrived in 1892 and is a naturalized citizen and is 45 years old.	Moriarty, Patrick D. (I7152)
523	According to the 1910 census, she has had 9 children, 5 of whom are alive.	Annie L. (I8455)
524	According to the 1910 census, this is the first marriage for Charlie & Annice. They have been married for 8 years and have had 2 children, both living.	Jordan, Anice (I4023)
525	According to the 1920 census, Daniel emmigrated in 1886 and was naturalized in 1900.	Moriarty, Daniel David (I4740)
526	According to the 1920 Census, Nellie's parents were from Ireland.	Callahan, Ellen Theresa (I1334)
527	According to the 1920 census, she arrived in the US in 1882.	Killip, Evangeline (I4087)
528	According to the 1920 census, she was born in 1856	Williams, Mary Catharine (I6534)
529	According to the 1920 census, she was naturalized in 1888.	Killip, Evangeline (I4087)
530	According to the 1930 census, Effie was living with her mother and step-father, but her husband was not in the household. I am not sure where he was. The census also shows that she was 16 when she married.	Studebaker, Effie Lula (I10285)
531	According to the 1930 census, John is 20 years old, but according to the 1920 census, he was 12 years old.	Jones, John D. (I8059)
532	According to the 1940 census, Annie had attended 4 years of college and was the book keeper in her husband's grocery store.	Scruggs, Annie Ward (I5510)
533	According to the 1940 census, Annie was 33 years old, which would put her birth in 1907 rather than 1905.	Scruggs, Annie Ward (I5510)
534	According to the 1940 census, Everett had attended 4 years of college, was the proprietor of a retail grocery store and had worked 55 hours / week. Likely this was actually Perrineau St.	Johnson, Everette Vance (I3958)
535	According to the Audited Accounts of the State of South Carolina, Mr. George Wren received 7 L 14 S 3 P for militia service in 1780 pursuant to an act of the General Assembly passed the 16th of March 1783. He was paid 9 XXXX 1785. He signed for his pay with his mark. In 1791, he petitioned for his brother Theodore's back pay as well to the House of Representatives. A committee of the House investigated this and determined that indeed Theodore did die in the service to the state during the Revolution and George Wren should receive his pay. So, this document provides proof of both George & Theodore's service.	Wren, George (I6693)
536	According to the census, he is a carpenter and owns his house free and clear.	Dennison, Robert B. (I9301)
537	According to the census, she has had 8 children, 5 of whom are alive.	Beatrice (I9302)
538	According to the Crawford Co., AR Marriage Book H, J.W. Dickson, age 24, married Myrtle Ballentine, age 19, on 8 Mar 1908. The marriage was performed by C.W. O'Kelley. SSDI: Maybe SS card issued in WV. SSN 233-01-5741 NAME: Everyone appears to have always called him Walter, but he may have been J. Walter. Much more frequently, I see him as Walter J. Dickson than J. Walter Dickson. Southwest Times Record Obituary (or other paper) J..W. Dickson J.W. Dickson, 78, of Route Two, Alma, Arkansas, father of Mrs. Eula Newell of Fort Smith, died at his home Thursday morning after a long illness. A retired farmer, Mr. Dickson was a former resident of Rudy,Ark, and moved to Alma in 1929. He was a charter member of Kenner Chapel church near Rudy. Other survivors include a son, Alvie C. of the home; another daughter, Mrs. Helen Kalinsky of Detroit, Mich; a sister Mrs. Minnie Shifflett of Bristow, Okla; and six grandchildren.Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Ocker Funeral Home, Van Buren.	Dickson, Walter Joseph (I2603)
539	According to the deed of sale, this land is part of Putnam that either used to be or became Baldwin.	Bridges, Solomon (I1224)
540	According to the family story, Charlie Ross left the family in 1907, leaving Cora with three small daughters. I am beginning to suspect that the Charlie F. Ross who married Fannie White might not be the right person. In 1910, there is a Charles Ross living in Brockton that is the right age and may well be this Charles. He and his wife of three years, Fannie, are living as boarders in the home of Aaron Burnham. This would coincide with his abandonment of his family in 1907. It would mean that either he chose to remarry without getting a divorce or he and Cora were divorced. This needs further research. At the time of the 1910 Census, he was living only a few blocks away from his daughter Rotha, who was separated from the rest of the family. It appears that sometime around 1907, Charles left the family - his wife and children. By 1910, he was close by living as husband and wife with Fannie White, but they had not yet married. In 1916, they married in Vermont and settled there as if they had never married before. However, the parents listed on the Charles Ross / Cora Hooper marriage record do not match the ones for the Charles Ross / Fannie White record in Vermont. So far, I cannot find Charles in any record prior to his 1900 census, nor can I find either set of parents Ross / Hooper set - Henry C Ross and Mary Paulding Ross / White set - George F Ross and Elizabeth W Baldwin While the marriage of Cora and Charles took place in Whitman, there are no Whitman records in the Mass. Town & Vital Records Collection. 2020-01-14 - Just because the marriage register for Charles & Cora lists their parents, that does not mean that their parents are still alive. They could already be dead. I do find an Henry A.C. Ross on the pauper roles around 1900. But there is no reason to connect him. Finding an 1880 census record in Boston would really help.	Ross, Charles Franklin (I5410)
541	According to the History of Pope County, Arkansas, Evalina B. Hill was Evalina Belmont Hill. She was said to be the widow of John Hill rather than the daughter of John Hill. Other sources have always said that she was the daughter of John Hill. However, the John and Elizabeth Marshall Hill family fits very well with Evalina. On 16 Aug 1848, a letter was sent to Mrs. E.B. Bailey in Warsaw, Benton Co, Missouri. This means that at least this part of the family had moved there. Based on other correspondence, it seems that some of Evalina's family was living there. Ref: [bailey, 1963, ] A Deed from Francis B Bailey to William Townes, dated 28 Oct 1830, calls out Evalina B Hill, daughter of Elizabeth Clark, formerly Elizabeth Hill as wife of Francis B Bailey. Further, it says that Elizabeth Clark is the daughter of Robert Marshall.	Hill, Evalina B. (I3552)
542	According to the letter from Henry B Ware, John had 2 sons John & Thomas. John supposedly went to Kentucky and was prominent there. John Garrett Ware died shortly after the Revolutionary War, when Thomas was 16, maybe in Maryland or in Georgia. In any case, Thomas was raised by John G. Ware's brother Robert, who had moved from Maryland to Georgia.	Ware, John Garrett (I6349)
543	According to the news report of 17 Dec 1944, Mrs. Guy Windsor and her mother Mrs. C.F. Wilson will be hostesses together for a party. This ties Jere Wilson to her mother and it ties her mother to C.F. Wilson.	Family: Cabell Flournoy Wilson / Leone Larue (F2862)
544	According to the Randolph death registry, Francis was killed - shot while robbing a store. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, but lived in Randolph. He was listed as married, aged 43 years, 2 months, 21 days, a bootmaker, born and living in Randolph. The Boston death register only lists his death as Homicide and leaves out the part of the robbery.	Boyle, Francis William (I7016)
545	According to trees on Ancestry.com, Richard and Patricia have 2 sons and a daughter. The sons would be good candidates for DNA testing.	Hudson, Richard Wesley (I3776)
546	Account of debts owed and paid to the estate	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
547	Account of what she has received from the estate during her father's lifetime. Sally Cason - $572.00	Miller, Rebecca (I4656)
548	Ada is listed as married for 4 years, having had 4 children, 2 of whom are alive. But, her husband Bob is not found in the household. Ada is listed as invalid.	Hames, Ada A. (I3224)
549	Address as of 2013: Home (435) 656-0115 2185 W 970 N Saint George, UT 84770-4885	Hudson, Robert Wheeler (I7511)
550	Address as of 2013: Home (575) 628-1364 910 N Richard St Carlsbad, NM 88220-4568	Hudson, Ricky Dale (I7520)