1. Margaret & Thomas were married by a minister of Shiloh Presbyterian Church in Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas.
1. Margaret & Thomas were married by a minister of Shiloh Presbyterian Church in Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas.
1. Aileen in Wa <QuickCrunch@aol.com> posted that John's middle name was indeed Hughes but some used a middle initial of "T" that probably came from the 1860 Ellis County, Texas, Census.
2. Another source has him born in Alabama. [1880 Cencus, District 44, Ellis County, Texas]
3. John was listed as a Brick Mason.
4. Eleanor’s “Book of Jared” says he died when about 20 years old....?????
1. She is listed as E. A. in the 1860 Ellis County, Texas, Census.
2. She is listed as Elizabeth in the 1870 Census.
3. She is listed as "Lizzie" in the 1880 Census.
4. Elizabeth gave birth to 5 children that died before 1900.
5. She is listed again as Elizabeth Simmons, head of household, in the 1900 Ellis County, Texas, Prec. Page 56, household 69.
6. It appears that she stayed in Ellis County the rest of her life and probably died before 1920.
1. In the 1900 Ellis County, Texas, Prec. 3, Ennis, Ellis County, Texas, page 56 Census he was listed as 31 years old, and a Teamster.
2. It seems that Frank stayed in Ellis County, Texas.
1. Simon was living with his brother-in-law, W.A. Kelly, who may have been Nannie's husband...if so, she had died before 1900.
2. Simon was listed as a farmer.
1. A definite spelling and date was given on the 1900 Callahan County, Texas, Census as Dunn, b. May 1875.
2. Dunn moved to Callahan County, Texas.
1. Bradshaw, son, was listed as a day laborer in the 1900, Ennis, Ellis County, Texas, Census.
1. Information from Edith Morrow Reynolds.