1. Samuel served as Register of Hamblen County, Tennessee 1876-1878.
1. Oma had Lena or Lila out-of-wedlock and never married the father. [Unknown to this writer]
2. In the 1910 Garvin County, Oklahoma census the following is found:
Joe Globe, age 30 born Mo.
wife: Ethel
Step-daugherts: Lena Burton 1898-1899 [Note: Sam Burton must have adopted her]
Ola Burton born 19053. In the 1930 census Oma E. Miller states her age at first marriage was either 12 or 13. There was only a son present in the houshold...Cornelius, Jr. b. 1929.
1. Oma had Lena or Lila out-of-wedlock and never married the father. [Unknown to this writer]
2. In the 1910 Garvin County, Oklahoma census the following is found:
Joe Globe, age 30 born Mo.
wife: Ethel
Step-daugherts: Lena Burton 1898-1899 [Note: Sam Burton must have adopted her]
Ola Burton born 19053. In the 1930 census Oma E. Miller states her age at first marriage was either 12 or 13. There was only a son present in the houshold...Cornelius, Jr. b. 1929.
1. Menard County, Illinois, 1880 Census
1. The 1880 Menard County, Illinois Census lists Orland as Arland.
1. Lena or Lela Hayes was born to Oma Hayes out-of-wedlock.
2. Richard D. Jones reports that Lena or Lela was given away by Albert Hayes, Oma's father when she was about 12-13 years of age. Lela lived in New Mexico and was later heard from and visited by Jeannie Lamb.
3. This writer speculates that a Hayes relative took Lena to raise, and it was most likely one of the Hayes' that went to Elida, New Mexico in a wagon train in 1909 of which my own mother, Argie Beatrice Hayes, daughter of Wallace & Nettie Hayes was a member of. This would further enforce the report that Lena married a Sanders in New Mexico and had nine children.
1. According to family members, Clark drowned in the Holston River.