Sixth Generation 43. William Carlisle HASTINGS was born on 10 Apr 1820 in Bedford Co., Tennessee and died on 28 Feb 1895 in Gentry, Benton Co., Arkansas. William married Mary Ann "Polly" BURGESS. 44. John W HASTINGS was born in 1825 in Flatcreek, Bedford Co., Tennessee and died in Jan 1867 in McDonald Co., Missouri. More About JOHN W HASTINGS: Census: 1850, Benton Co, AR ...Osage Twp #465 John married Joanna RUSSELL in 1845 in Arkansas. (Joanna RUSSELL was born in 1824 in Alabama.) They had the following children:    91 M    i. James H HASTINGS was born in 1845 in Bedford Co., Arkansas. + 92 F    ii. Malinda Anna HASTINGS was born in 1847 in Bedford Co., Arkansas + 93 F    iii. Mary Elizabeth HASTINGS was born on 14 Sep 1848 in Bedford Co., Arkansas, died on 29 Oct 1933 in Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma and was buried in 1933 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma + 94 M    iv. William Carlisle HASTINGS was born in 1852 in McDonald Co., Missouri + 95 M    v. Mack Campbell HASTINGS was born on 15 Nov 1853 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died on 22 Sep 1925 in Paris, Lamar Co., Texas + 96 F    vi. Nancy Jane HASTINGS was born in 1856 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died in 1896 + 97 F    vii. Margaret Belle HASTINGS was born in 1858 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died in 1897 in Bedford Co., Arkansas    98 F    viii. Clarissa J HASTINGS was born in 1859 in McDonald Co., Missouri. + 99 M    ix. John Price HASTINGS was born on 1 Jul 1862 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died on 6 Jul 1926 45. Sarah HASTINGS was born in 1825 in Flatcreek, Bedford Co., Tennessee. Sarah married ?? DAVIDSON. 46. Nancy Sophia HASTINGS was born on 1 Jan 1828 in Bedford Co., Tennessee and died on 11 Jul 1848 in Decatur, Benton Co., Arkansas. Nancy married Pleasant M PHILLIPS. 47. Emily HASTINGS was born in 1830 in Flatcreek, Bedford Co., Tennessee. Emily married ?? McMILLEN. 48. Elizabeth Curtis HASTINGS was born on 15 Sep 1834 in Flatcreek, Bedford Co., Tennessee. Elizabeth married Isaac JANUARY. 49. Eliza Belle HASTINGS was born in 1837 in Decatur, Benton Co., Arkansas. Eliza married ?? CURTIS. 50. Margaret HASTINGS was born in 1839 in Bedford Co., Arkansas. Margaret married Behjamin JANUARY. 51. Francis Clementine HASTINGS was born in 1845 in Bedford Co., Arkansas. Francis married ?? BAKER. 53. John HASTINGS was born on 26 Jan 1801 in Orange Co., North Carolina, died on 5 Feb 1863 in Bedford Co., Tennessee and was buried in Feb 1863 in Hastings Campground, (or New Hope Church ) Bedford Co., Tennessee. Notes for JOHN HASTINGS: Elected Judge from 23rd District November 1848 .. Bedford County, TN. John married Luarka GRAYSON. (Luarka GRAYSON died in Bedford Co., Tennessee and was buried in Hastings Campground, (or New Hope Church ) Bedford Co., Tennessee.) 58. Margaret HASTINGS was born in 1814 in Tennessee. Margaret married Wilson C. PARTON, son of Banister PARTON and Sarah ???, on 2 Jun 1838 in Marshall Co., Alabama. (Wilson C. PARTON was born in 1814 in North Carolina.) Notes for WILSON C PARTON: There is Wilson Parton in 1860 Johnson County, IL...page 40 More About WILSON C PARTON: Census: 1850, Weakley Co, TN...#32-916 They had the following children:    100 F    i. Sarah PARTON was born in 1838.    101 F    ii. Ana PARTON was born in 1840.    102 M    iii. James PARTON was born in 1842.    103 M    iv. Stephen PARTON was born in 1844.    104 M    v. John PARTON was born in 1846.    105 M    vi. Wilson PARTON was born in 1848. 59. Fannie HASTINGS was born in 1823 in Tennessee, died in Trenton, Alabama and was buried in Webb Cemetery, Trenton, Alabama. Notes for FANNIE HASTINGS: Gale {Ford} GFord77113@aol.com Is descended from Fannie Hastings...contact from her on 18 Sept 1999...via Kerry Keener. Fannie married Banister Pinkney PARTON, son of Banister PARTON and Sarah ???, on 27 Jul 1845 in Marshall Co., Alabama. (Banister Pinkney PARTON was born in 1823 in Tennessee.) Notes for BANISTER PINKNEY PARTON: There is a Banister Parton in 1860 Williamson County, IL...page 109 More About BANISTER PINKNEY PARTON: Census: 1850, Weakley Co, TN...#33-916 They had the following children: + 106 F    i. Susie PARTON    107 M    ii. William Marion PARTON was born in 1845.    108 M    iii. Benjamin Robert PARTON was born in 1846. + 109 F    iv. Sarah PARTON was born About 1847 + 110 M    v. Stephen Banister PARTON was born on 16 Nov 1849 in Tennessee, died on 8 Dec 1911 in Princeton, Jackson Co. , Alabama and was buried in Dec 1911 in Clay Cemetery, Princeton, Alabama 60. Stephen M HASTINGS was born in 1826 in Tennessee, died after 1870 in Scotboro, Marshall Co., Alabama and was buried in Golden-Winegar Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama. Notes for STEPHEN M. HASTINGS, JR: The following is a letter from Cathye Hendrix ( hendrixj@nichols.com ) of Huntsville, Alabama. 20 July 1998 (S.B.) Stephen Hastings: Stephen was a Methodist minister. He was in the Confederate army, but he didn't believe that he could "bear arms". Instead, he ran a ferry boat across the Mississippi River at Memphis. The ferry took Confederate soldiers across the river. Following the war, Stephen continued his work as a minister. I have found several records where he performed weddings in Jackson County in 1880-81. Stephen was married to a woman whose last name was Shankles. I can't find her name. Stephen married Hannah Shankles (the niece of his first wife) and created a disturbance in the family because he had a house full of children and Hannah was twenty years younger than he was. After the war Stephen ran a tanning yard and a black smith shop. His business was located on Crow Creek near the Alabama Tennessee state line. This place was known as"tan yard springs". While he worked at the "tan yard" he repaired wagons for the people who were going west and traded with the Indians in the area. In later life he went blind, probably because of cataract. Even with this difficulty he managed to take his wagon and team of horses down the mountain to Larkinsville. He would do his business, visit then get back in his wagon and his team of horses would take him home. During the time that he was blind, he lived with his son Joe and his three grandchildren: Maggie Lee Mammie Hastings, William Arthur McKinley, and Susie Fannie (my grandmother:). These three grandchildren would lead Stephen where ever they needed to go. He would keep up. Stephen is buried in Jackson County near the site of his family home. The name of the cemetery is Golden or Winegar, (depending on which name you may be familiar with.) Stephen is buried next to his wife Hannah. They share a home made marker (probably made by there son Joe). The marker is old and simple but beautiful to me. They are surrounded by other family members. Unfortunately, several of these people were not identified and passed on to other generations. We just know that they are there. If Stephen's first wife is buried in this cemetery, we don't know it. Notes for STEPHEN M. HASTINGS, JR: The following is a letter from Cathye Hendrix ( hendrixj@nichols.com ) of Huntsville, Alabama. 20 July 1998 (S.B.) Stephen Hastings: Stephen was a Methodist minister. He was in the Confederate army, but he didn't believe that he could "bear arms". Instead, he ran a ferry boat across the Mississippi River at Memphis. The ferry took Confederate soldiers across the river. Following the war, Stephen continued his work as a minister. I have found several records where he performed weddings in Jackson County in 1880-81. Stephen was married to a woman whose last name was Shankles. I can't find her name. Stephen married Hannah Shankles (the niece of his first wife) and created a disturbance in the family because he had a house full of children and Hannah was twenty years younger than he was. After the war Stephen ran a tanning yard and a black smith shop. His business was located on Crow Creek near the Alabama Tennessee state line. This place was known as"tan yard springs". While he worked at the "tan yard" he repaired wagons for the people who were going west and traded with the Indians in the area. In later life he went blind, probably because of cataract. Even with this difficulty he managed to take his wagon and team of horses down the mountain to Larkinsville. He would do his business, visit then get back in his wagon and his team of horses would take him home. During the time that he was blind, he lived with his son Joe and his three grandchildren: Maggie Lee Mammie Hastings, William Arthur McKinley, and Susie Fannie (my grandmother:). These three grandchildren would lead Stephen where ever they needed to go. He would keep up. Stephen is buried in Jackson County near the site of his family home. The name of the cemetery is Golden or Winegar, (depending on which name you may be familiar with.) Stephen is buried next to his wife Hannah. They share a home made marker (probably made by there son Joe). The marker is old and simple but beautiful to me. They are surrounded by other family members. Unfortunately, several of these people were not identified and passed on to other generations. We just know that they are there. If Stephen's first wife is buried in this cemetery, we don't know it.   Sandy, I don't know the name of Stephen Hastings parents. I know that he had a brother named Thomas. I also know that they came from around Winchester, Tennessee. A Jackson County historian told me that the Hastings family have been in Jackson County for many years. I know that the huge list of children for Stephen and Hannah seems to be unbelievable. Some of the children are from Stephen's first wife. I got that information from a Hastings relative who is a generation before me. When I interviewed this woman she said she knew my aunt (I took her with me.) and I were Hastings the minute we got out of the car because we looked like Hastings. Everyone in my immediate Hastings family has strawberry blonde to red hair and we have fair complexions. I tell you this because I have found that family resemblance can be important. I have discovered that the man who wrote "Rock of Ages" was named Thomas Hastings. I am trying to find out information about this man. I want to know if he is my Thomas Hastings. Are you aware of this? I know this is long. I tried to give you enough information to work with. Please let me hear from you. I really feel like we are working on the same family. Let me know if you find a match or not. Talk to you later. I look forward to hearing from you. Cathye Hendrix Stephen married Nancy Jane SHANKLES on 20 Jul 1845 in Marshall Co., Alabama. (Nancy Jane SHANKLES died in 1859.) They had the following children: + 111 F    i. Martha C HASTINGS was born on 17 Nov 1847 in Larkinsville, Alabama and died on 19 Jan 1936 in Marquez, Leno Co., Texas + 112 F    ii. Sarah Elizabeth HASTINGS was born in Aug 1848 in Alabama, died in 1930 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in 1930 in Gentle Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama + 113 M    iii. James HASTINGS was born in 1850 in Alabama + 114 M    iv. John Wiles HASTINGS was born in 1853 in Alabama + 115 F    v. Malinda Caline HASTINGS was born on 27 Jan 1855 in Larkinsville, Alabama and died on 30 Apr 1931 in Texas Stephen also married Hannah SHANKLES, daughter of John SHANKLES and Clarissa PROCTOR, on 2 Mar 1860 in Jackson Co., Alabama. (Hannah SHANKLES was born in 1843 in Alabama and died in Jackson Co., Alabama.) They had the following children: + 116 F    i. Lucida HASTINGS was born in 1862 in Alabama + 117 F    ii. Nancy Ann HASTINGS was born on 18 Jan 1864 in Alabama, died on 14 Aug 1939 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in Aug 1939 in Gentle Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama    118 M    iii. Stephen HASTINGS was born in 1866 in Alabama. + 119 M    iv. Joseph HASTINGS was born on 8 Oct 1868 in Alabama and died in 1946 in Jackson Co., Alabama + 120 M    v. Thomas HASTINGS was born About 1870    121 M    vi. Lukis HASTINGS    122 M    vii. Martin HASTINGS    123 F    viii. Margaret " Peggy" HASTINGS + 124 M    ix. Henry Farley HASTINGS    125 M    x. George M HASTINGS    126 M    xi. Daniel Ross HASTINGS 61. Robert J HASTINGS was born in 1832 in Tennessee. Robert married Cerelda Caroline SHANKLES in Jul 1853 in Marshall Co., Alabama. (Cerelda Caroline SHANKLES died Before 1859 in Alabama.) Robert also married Mary E SHANKLES. 62. Thomas McGowan HASTINGS Sr. (Living Individual - Details Suppressed) Thomas married Catherine Julia HORNE. They had the following children:    127 F    i. Louise Clementine HASTINGS    128 M    ii. William Green HASTINGS 69. Martha McCord "Patsey" HASTINGS was born on 14 Jan 1817 in Duck Creek, Franklin Co. (now Coffee Co.), Tennessee, died on 10 Apr 1908 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Apr 1908 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Everton Paper (not dated) Obituary Martha McCord Hastings, born 14 January 1817 in old Franklin Co., Tennessee, on Duck river near what is known as the old Historic Fort, died 10 April 1908, aged 91 years, 2 months and 26 days. Married Isham B. Bailey in the fall of 1834, (A Methodist Minister) of children six girls and one boy, died 1845. (Isham Bailey) Martha McCord Hastings Bailey married John Baker in 1847. Eight children, three girls and five boys. John Baker died 15 February 1886. Sister of W. T. Hastings of Everton, she died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Mary Swift Everton. Besides her fifteen children she raised six step-children. ------------------------------- Martha is living with her daughter Delphia Bailey Irby in 1900 Dade Co., South Twp, household 190. She states she's had 15 children and 11 are living. That gives us 7 BAILEY children and 8 BAKER children. Did the 2 Bailey girls die in the typhoid epedemic of 1845 in Yalobusha / Chickasaw Counties in Mississippi? _______________ From original Obituary Martha McCord Hastings was born in old Franklin Co., Tennessee, on Duck River near what is known as the old historic Fort, January 14th, 1817. She made a profession of religion at the age of 16 and... united with the Methodist church, in which she lived a faithful, honorable and constant member until her death which occured at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Swift, in Everton, Mo, April 10, 1908, aged 91 years, 2 months and 26 days. In the fall of 1834 she was married to Ishom B. Bailey. Of this union there were born seven children, six girls and one boy. Her husband, brother Bailey, who was a minister in the Methodist church, died in 1845; and in 1847 she was married to John Baker. Of this union eight children were born, five boys and three girls. (???) February 15, 1886 (John Baker's death date) a widow for the second time. She was the mother of fifteen children, and raised six step-children. Of her descendants there were seventy-seven grandchildren, one hundred and one great-grandchildren and thirty six great-great grandchildren. Of her fifteen children, there are nine who survive her. Of the six step-children four are yet living. She was a sister to our old friend and townsman, W. T. Hastings, so well and favorably known throughout the county. (Continues her good character.) ___________________________________________ While some researcher's theorize that the Baker clan left Mississippi in the dead of winter for Missouri has always been one that I doubted. To quote a fine researcher, "Mary Bailey Swifts stories (via Clara Baker Cook), of the children happily trudging along doesn't sound like December and January in Missouri. More likely they left Mississippi in early spring of 1851 in order to get to Lawrence County in time to put in a crop." Missouri Ann Baker was most likely born in Mississippi and not in the wagon along the way as claimed. Census records and Missouri's death certificate agree that she was born in Mississippi. While old legends are the back bone of a family history, memories and exact dates fade with years and the telling. While there's truth in the story, you have to sort it from the chaff. Note.... To add a little more to the story .. in 1860 Martha's only son by Isham Bailey is living in the home of John H. Hastings in Lawrence County, Missouri. After years of wondering what the relationship was I've finally untangled it. This John H. Hastings was the son of Joseph Hastings and Sarah "Sally" Bailey. Joseph was the brother of Martha's father John Holloway Hastings and her uncle, Joseph died of cholera in 1833 leaving Sally with 6 small children to raise. Sally Bailey was the sister of Martha's first husband Isham Bailey, making her a sister in law and her children nephews and nieces. While this John H. Hastings is her first cousin through her father, he is also her Nephew through her first husband Isham Bailey. Sooo, Franklin Bailey is living with his 1st cousin through the Bailey's and 1st cousin once removed through the Hastings. (Are we confused yet?? S. B. 8 Aug 1998) __________________ Census: 1850 , Chickasaw Co. MS Martha married Isham B. BAILEY, son of Hayman BAILEY and Edith STANPHILL, on 7 Sep 1834 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi. (Isham B. BAILEY was born on 28 Jun 1816 in Franklin Co., Tennessee and died on 15 Jul 1845 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi.) The cause of death was Typhoid Fever. Notes for ISHAM B BAILEY: During the summer of 1845 .. June through September .. Typhoid spread through northern Mississippi, taking untold lives. Isham Bailey and three of his siblings fell victim as likely did two little daughters of Isham and Martha Hastings Bailey. Isham B Bailey was a Methodist Minister, living in Chickasaw County, Mississippi by 1841.   1841 Chickasaw Co., Mississippi Males 1 between age 21-45 (Isham) Females I over 16 (Martha age 24) 2 under 16 (Sarah Ann age 5 & Delphia T. age 23 months) Isham was the son of Hayman and Edith Stanphill Bailey, of Somerset County, Maryland and became a Methodist Minister, taking his beliefs into the wilds of upper Mississippi in a time when the threat of Indian attack was still very real. His thought were likely to bring "salvation" to the natives of this land. As in so many cases during the spring and summer months of the deep south the dreaded Typhoid was prevalent. Between May and June Isham saw the death of three of his siblings, Fannie, John and James. His own death occurred 15 July 1845. As Martha's obituary says she had six daughters and one son it is likely two of these little daughters were also typhoid victims. Little else is known of Isham but his life must have left an impact on Martha as she named her first son by John Baker, Isham Porter Baker. John Baker must have been very open minded or also had a close relationship with the Bailey family to have allowed the naming of Isham after Martha's deceased husband. They had the following children: + 129 F    i. Sarah Ann Margaret BAILEY was born on 6 Jul 1835 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi and died on 26 Dec 1908 in Purley, Franklin Co., Texas + 130 F    ii. Delpha Thomas BAILEY was born on 1 May 1837 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi, died on 18 May 1909 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in May 1909 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri    131 M    iii. Franklin K. BAILEY was born on 9 Nov 1841 in Mississippi and died About 1864. To add a little more to the story..in 1860 Martha's only son by Isham Bailey is living in the home of John H. Hasting in Lawerence County, Missouri. After years of wondering what the relationship was I've finally untangled it. This John H. Hastings was the son of Joseph Hastings and Sarah "Sally" Bailey. Joseph was the brother of Martha's father John Halloway Hastings and her uncle. Joseph died of cholera in 1833 leaving Sally with 6 small childrento raise. Sally Bailey was the sister of Martha's first husband Isham Bailey, making her a sister in law and her children nephews and nieces. While this John H. Hasting is her first cousin through her father, he is also her nephew through her first husband Isham Bailey. Sooo,Franklin Bailey is living with his 1st cousin through the Bailey's and the 1st cousin once removed through the Hastings. ( Are we confused yet ?? S.B. Aug. 8, 1998 ) Frank was not married.. during the Civil War he was killed by bushwhackers, he was wearing a white shirt making him an easy target. + 132 F    iv. Mary Winnie BAILEY was born on 18 Nov 1843 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi, died on 11 Sep 1925 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Sep 1925 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 133 F    v. Isa Louisa F. BAILEY was born on 31 Oct 1845 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi, died on 4 Nov 1903 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Nov 1903 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri Martha also married John BAKER, son of John Zachariah BAKER and Unknown, in 1847 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi. (John BAKER was born on 9 Dec 1815 in Jackson Co., Alabama, died on 15 Feb 1886 in Sycamore Cemetery, Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Feb 1886 in Sycamore Cemetery, Lawrence Co., Missouri.) Census 1850, Chickasaw Co. , MS _____________________ John Baker's Will found at Greenfield Court House, Probate Office, Dade Co., Missouri. Know all men by these present that I JOHN BAKER of the County of Dade and the State of Missouri. Being of sound and memory and knowing that life is short and death is serton, I do make this my Last Will and Testament. First my will is that all my just debts and nesary funeral expenceses shall by my executor hereinafter shall be paid out of my estate as soon after my decise as shall by him found convenient. I give devise and bequeath to MARTHA BAKER, my beloved wife, one choise cow and all of my household and kitchin furnutor and six hundred dollars in cash to be low and managed by my executor to the best advantage for her benefit during her life. The remainder to be sole by my executor and devided eaqueal between the following named heirs. Begainge with my son ZACKRIAH BAKER & my daughters ABIGALE IRBY & MARGRET WITHEROW & LOUISA BOZE, MARY CRAGG & ICY LITERAL & HARIT SMITH & MANERVY DILDAY and my sons PORTER BAKER & JAMES and THOMAS and ANDREW BAKER and MISSOURI A POINDEXTER, my daughter. After the death of my beloved wife it is my wish and will that all of the household and kitchin furniture be eaqueally divided between the girls above named. And the money left by me for the support MARTHA BAKER my wife, if there should be any left at her decest then it shall be eaqually devided between the above named heirs thirteen in all. It is my will for my executor to sell and deed my real estate when at some time in the futear when it will sell for the best price that can be obtained and the deed maid by him shall bee as binding against my heirs as if tho I wase living and sign it myself. And lastely I do nominat & apponit my son ZACKRIAH BAKER to be my executor of this my Last will and testament. In testimony whereof I the said JOHN BAKER have to this my Last will and testament I have subscribed my nam and affixed my seal this 20th day of November 1885. John (X) Baker (seal) Signed sealed declared by the said John Baker as and for his last will and testament in the presenes of us who at his request and in his presences and in the precences of each other have subscribed our names as witness thereto. William T. Hastings (seal) George Wilson (seal) The will was proved 22nd day of February 1886. (The spellings in the above instrument are as the actual record.) John Baker owned 40 acres of land in the Nebraska section of the SE section in Section 31 Township 30 Range 25 ; and about one acre and a quarter of an acre it being part Nebraska Nebraska of Section 17 Township 30 of Range 25 ajoin the town of Everton. At the time of his death John and Martha's small farm provided them with the comforts of an early day farm life. ____________________________________________________________ ______________ __________ BAKER'S in early Alabama .... John Baker was born, according to records, 1815 Jackson County, Alabama. Jackson county wasn't formed until 1819 making that area Madison County and part of Mississippi Territory. In an 1809 census for Madison County there is only one Baker family. That was >> JOHN BAKER, (this John would have been born about 1770) in his household was 2 males under 21; 3 males over 21; 4 females under 21; 1 female over 21. This gives us likely 8 children, 4 males, 4 females or either 6 children with three adult males in the house. I find a marriage JOHN BAKER to a Nancy Wilson 17 Apr 1811, Madison County and a JOSEPH BAKER to Nancy Ellison 26 Feb 1812, Madison County. Either one of these COULD be the parents of our JOHN BAKER born in 1815. I believe John & Joseph Baker are likely brothers & possibly sons of the elder John Baker. Need to check wills & probate. According to the 1810 Taxable Property List for Madison County, Mississippi Territory there were: John Baker; William Baker; & William Baker paying taxes. Madison County, Alabama & Lincoln County, Tennessee are bordering counties, John Baker's first wife, Nancy Margaret Isbell was born Lincoln County, Tennessee. They married about 1837 but can not find a marriage for that time period. John & Margaret were in Chickasaw County, Mississippi by 1840 and the birth of their son Zachariah. Oldest son William was born in Alabama about 1838. Margaret either died after the birth of Louisa 23 December 1846, or shortly after, in Chickasaw County. John marries widow Martha McCord Hastings Bailey about 1847, presumably in Mississippi. They are in 1850 Chickasaw County, though some of the Bailey children were born in Yalobusha County. _________________________ Found in the COWART Old Land Records of Madison Co. Alabama May 19, 1810 John Baker, Assignee 160.7 acres South East 1/4 Section 22 Township 4 south Range 1 west Huntsville Meridian This part of the county was not added until Feb. 6, 1816 I also saw in the 1809 census book of Madison Co. a John Baker I don't know if this is our John father or not....... from Kerry Keener 20 Aug 1998 __________________ Father of John Baker; Gladys Poindexter Nelson found a John Zachariah Baker in Alabama who was a Baptist Preacher that outwardly appears to be the right John for our John Baker father. They had the following children: + 134 M    i. Isham Porter BAKER was born on 30 Jun 1848 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi, died on 5 Mar 1911 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Mar 1911 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 135 F    ii. Missouri Ann BAKER was born on 31 Dec 1850 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi and died on 22 Feb 1930 in Broken http://kkeener.com/images/, Tulsa Co., Oklahoma + 136 F    iii. Harriet BAKER was born on 6 Mar 1853 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and died in Texas + 137 M    iv. Thomas Jefferson BAKER was born on 28 Dec 1856 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 30 Jun 1923 in Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma and was buried in Jul 1923 in New Home Cemetery, Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma + 138 M    v. James Monroe BAKER was born on 28 Dec 1856 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and died on 29 Nov 1914 in Lockwood, Dade Co., Missouri + 139 F    vi. Minerva Isbel BAKER was born on 21 Apr 1859 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 18 Aug 1936 in Catoosa, Oklahoma and was buried in 1936 in Park Grove Cemetery, Broken http://kkeener.com/images/, Oklahoma + 140 M    vii. Andrew Ambrose BAKER was born on 31 Aug 1861 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 21 Jan 1931 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Jan 1931 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri 70. John Rayburn HASTINGS was born on 15 Oct 1818. John married Sara DAVIDSON on 29 Aug 1842. (Sara DAVIDSON died on 31 Aug 1943.) They had the following children:    141 F    i. Susan Frances Catherine HASTINGS was born on 28 May 1843. John also married Polly J. BURTT. They had the following children:    142 M    i. McDonald HASTINGS was born on 15 Jul 1845. 71. Joseph Gentry HASTINGS was born on 3 Jul 1822 and died on 2 Jul 1845. Notes for JOSEPH GENTRY HASTINGS: Was Joseph's death due to the cholera epidemic in 1845 Yalobusha County, Mississippi where so many of Martha Hastings Bailey Baker lost her first husband Isham Bailey and likely two daughters?? Was Joseph & his wife Elizabeth Striblin Hastings there also?? Joseph married Elizabeth STRIBLIN. 72. James Bell HASTINGS was born on 15 Sep 1824 in Jackson Co., Alabama and died in 1870 in Arkansas. Notes for JAMES BELL HASTINGS: In 1850 GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI 1606 James Hastings 26 TN Virginia A 26 TN William R 6 MS John P 4 MO Joseph R 2 MO 1860 Dade County, Missouri 425 James B Hastings 36 AL Virginia A 32 TN William R 15 MS John P 13 MO Joseph R 11 MO Permelia 9 MO Barbary J 7 MO Celia 4 MO Eliza D 6/12 MO Living next door is William T Hastings... James' brother. I'm told James took his family to Arkansas before 1870, I have not found him after 1860. In 1850 greene County, Missouri James is living next door to Isaac Hastings. In 1850 GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI 1607 Isaac Haston 53 TN Agness 53 TN Samuel D 21 TN DeLaFa (male) 18 TN Asbury 17 TN Jesse F 15 MO Robert D 13 MO Hartwell G 9 MO (How are they related??) 1840 GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI page 280 Isaac Hastings 40/50 2 males under 5 (Robert & Jesse) 3 males 5/10 (Asbury; Delafa) 1 male 15/20 (Samuel) 1 female 5/10 (?) 1 female 10/15 (?) Isaac Haston b. 17 Oct 1794 McMinn Co, TN d. 1872 Bennett Valley, Sonoma Co, CA s/o Daniel Montgomery Haston 1735-1826 & Christina Nave md/ 1812... TN to Agness Simpson b. 28 Dec 1799 KY d. c 1875 CA d/o James Simpson & Mary Lancaster The info for Isaac Haston from: Frank & Nelda Hastings 476 Spruce St Friday Harbor, WA 98250 360-378-0830 More About JAMES BELL HASTINGS: Census: 1850, Greene Co, MO...#1606 James married Virginia Ann CHANLOR on 30 Oct 1843 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi. (Virginia Ann CHANLOR was born in 1828 in Tennessee.) Notes for VIRGINIA ANN CHANDLER: There is a Virginia Hastings in 1870 St Francois Co, Mo. Perhaps after James death she went there to be with family as there are several Hastings there in 1860. Wiley Silas Irby md Mary Melinda Chandler; is Mary and Virginia Chandler Hastings related? They had the following children:    143 M    i. William R. HASTINGS was born in 1845 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi.    144 M    ii. John P. HASTINGS was born in 1847 in Green Co., Missouri.    145 M    iii. Joseph R. HASTINGS was born in 1849 in Green Co., Missouri.    146 F    iv. Permilla HASTINGS was born in 1851 in Green Co., Missouri.    147 F    v. Barbara J. HASTINGS was born in 1853 in Missouri.    148 F    vi. Cellia HASTINGS was born in 1854 in Missouri.    149 F    vii. Elizabeth D. HASTINGS was born in Dec 1859 in Missouri. 73. William Thomas HASTINGS was born on 17 Apr 1826 in Jackson Co., Alabama, died on 29 Jan 1910 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jan 1910 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri. William Thomas Hastings it seems wore many hats ... farmer - Justice of the Peace - Notary Public - Stone Mason - Blacksmith. He served with Company I 15th Regiment Missouri Calvery during the Civil War. The following was taken from 1889 Goodspeed History of Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties in Missouri. I give it verbatim even though dates may vary with other sources of information: William T. Hastings, farmer and notary public of Rock Prairie Township, was born in Jackson Co., Alabama in 1826. His father was John H. Hastings, born in North Carolina in 1793, who married Margaret Gentry, a native of Tennessee, who died when the subject of this sketch was three weeks old. Mr John H. Hastings married the second time in Tennessee and in 1846 came to Greene Co., Missouri. He was of a roving nature, and lived in Texas at the breaking out of the war, and afterwards went to Kansas where in died in 1866. He was a son of John Hastings, who was born in England, and served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War, dying in Tennessee about 1831. William T. was the last of four sons and one daughter. He was raised by an aunt in Tennessee till he was twelve years of age, and received but little education. He afterward lived with his father in Alabama and Mississippi. He was married in 1844 to Isabella Massengale, who was born in Madison Co., Alabama and died in 1874 in Dade County. They had a family of ten children, of whom four sons and one daughter are living. He married the second time , 8 December 1874 to Serena C. Cotner, daughter of Daniel and Minta Cotner, early settlers of Dade Co., where Mr Cotner, a saddler, lived till his death. Mrs Cotner dying in Newton County. By this wife he had two children. Mr Hastings came to Greene Co., Missouri in 1851 and in 1853 to Dade Co., where he has 240 acres of land near Everton, and where he has since lived. He has aquired this land by his own efforts and hard work. He served about twelve months in 1862 and 1863 in Company L 72nd Enrolled Missouri Militia, then twenty months in Company I 15th United States Missouri Calvary, traveling all over Southwest Missouri as commissary sergeant, employing many scouts. He served as justice of the peace from 1874 to 1886, with satisfaction, with but two appeals to higher courts, and they were compromised before trial. He has been notary public since 1886. He has been a Democrat in politics all his life, the first president he voted for being Polk, in 1844. He is a member of Washington Lodge No. 87, A.F. & A.M. at Greenfield, having been made a Mason in 1850, in Mississippi He is, and for about fifty years has been, a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, both his wives also being members. When quite young Mr Hastings learned the trades of blacksmith and stone mason, following them many years in connection with farming.   GREENFIELD VEDETTE 15 Oct 1891 Soloman COTNER b. 29 Jan 1800 Orange Co., NC died 8 Oct 1891 .. age 91y, 8m, 10d, at the home of W. T. Hastings -------------------- This would indicate to me a close relationship with the Cotner's as William Hastings named a son Soloman .. was it for Soloman Cotner?? They evidently were in the same area of NC as the Hastings came from. Soloman Cotner was md the 2nd time 11 Dec 1871 to Mrs Elizabeth Hoover Frankum at the home of George W. Dickens. Mrs Elizabeth Hoover Frankum Cotner was b. 28 Oct 1830 & died 3 Mar 1884, she is buried at Wetsel Cemetery, Dade County. Soloman Cotner's first wife was "Millie" Amelia Dickens, she and Soloman are buried at Murray Cemetery north of Springfield. ___________________________ Census: 1860, Dade County, MO...#426 Military service: Described as following: 5' 10" high; fair comp; blue eyes; light hair; rank of Sgt William married Isabella MASSENGALE on 18 Aug 1844 in Mississippi. (Isabella MASSENGALE was born on 28 Nov 1825 in Madison Co., Alabama, died on 21 May 1874 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in May 1874 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children:    150 M    i. James A. HASTINGS was born on 26 Jul 1845. + 151 F    ii. Martha Ann HASTINGS was born on 6 Dec 1846 in Mississippi, died on 19 Jun 1873 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jun 1873 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri + 152 M    iii. John Francis HASTINGS was born on 24 Dec 1848 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi, died on 17 Sep 1910 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Sep 1910 in Hampton Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 153 F    iv. Mary Jane HASTINGS was born on 25 Dec 1850, died on 16 Jun 1871 and was buried in Jun 1871 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri + 154 M    v. Jehu Kerr HASTINGS was born on 7 Jun 1853 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 24 Feb 1895 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Feb 1895 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 155 M    vi. Soloman Buster HASTINGS was born on 18 Apr 1855 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 8 Feb 1918 + 156 F    vii. Sarah Belle HASTINGS was born on 10 Feb 1857, died on 31 Mar 1937 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Apr 1937 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri    157 F    viii. Sarilda A. HASTINGS was born on 31 Jan 1859 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 7 Oct 1861 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Oct 1861 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri.    158 M    ix. Thomas Jefferson HASTINGS was born on 25 May 1861 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 31 Aug 1862 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Sep 1862 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri. + 159 M    x. William Thomas HASTINGS was born on 21 Apr 1863 William also married Serena Catherine COTNER, daughter of Daniel COTNER and Minta ???, on 8 Dec 1874 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Serena Catherine COTNER was born on 27 Sep 1841 in Missouri, died on 22 Nov 1907 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Nov 1907 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children:    160 F    i. Mollie Lisk HASTINGS was born on 25 Mar 1875 in Missouri. (Adopted) + 161 F    ii. Lula Maye HASTINGS was born on 23 Apr 1876 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 19 Feb 1967    162 M    iii. Walter Hagler HASTINGS was born on 24 Sep 1878. 74. Robert Cannon HASTINGS was born on 23 May 1831 in Franklin Co., Tennessee and died on 28 Dec 1866. Notes for ROBERT CANNON HASTINGS: Abstracts of Greene Co, MO Court Records: Robert C Hastings was fined $1 for playing cards on Sunday... December 1850 Court. Robert married Emily SAMSEL. 75. Margaret Ann Elizabeth HASTINGS was born on 12 Jan 1834 and died on 12 Aug 1877 in California. Margaret married Isaac Ackerson DELZELL. 76. Celia Minerva HASTINGS was born on 8 Apr 1836 in North Carolina. Celia married Rufus M. BUTTS. 77. Nancy Caraline HASTINGS was born on 17 Nov 1838 in North Carolina and died on 24 Feb 1905. Nancy married James M. MOSS. 78. Jarret Marthin HASTINGS was born on 26 Sep 1840 in North Carolina and died on 28 Apr 1873. Jarret married Sara Jane RULE. 80. Mary Jane HASTINGS was born on 21 May 1847 in Green Co., Missouri and died on 24 Jul 1888 in San Elizario, El Paso Co., Texas. Cause of Death: Typhoid Census: 1850, Greene Co, MO Mary married Henry C. JORDON on 12 Aug 1863 in Texas. (Henry C. JORDON was born in Missouri and died Before 1888.) They had the following children: + 163 F    i. Mary "Mollie" JORDON was born About 1866 in Hunt Co., Texas and died in Jul 1888 in El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas Mary also married Isom Conway FRIER, son of Enoch FRIER and James LATHAM, in Jul 1868 in Fayetteville, Washington Co., Arkansas. (Isom Conway FRIER was born on 11 Aug 1842 in Pike Co., Missouri, died on 2 Feb 1921 in Abilene, Taylor Co. Texas and was buried in Merkle, Taylor Co., Texas.) History of Isom Conway Frier by Hilga Judd Frier... Isom Conway Frier was born 11 Aug 1842 in Pike County, Missouri. He was the son of Enoch frier and his wife Jane. The family had moved to Missouri from Arkansas to be near Enoch's father James K. Frier who was very ill at the time. After the death of James K. in early 1843, Enoch and his family moved back to Elkins, Clark County, Arkansas. Enoch died there in 1848. The 1850 census of Arkansas listed Isom and his brother James as living with older brother Thomas Jefferson Frier and his wife Ellen Lisenby; two younger sisters, Nancy and Rebecca, were living with oldest sister, Laurena Frier Starks. Their mother Jane, is said to have married (Joshua Murrah) Joseph Murray and gone to Navarro Co, Texas about 1858. By 1860, most of the family had moved to Collin County, Texas. Isom, James & Rebecca are listed as living with John M Lisenby & Laurena Frier. Nancy is not listed and may have died as research has found no other trace of her. Isom joined the Confederate army in February 1862. He became very ill after standing guard in bad weather in the winter of 1862-63. His brother James nad Robert Weaver went to his camp and took him to his sister Laurena's home in McKinney, Texas, where she nursed him back to health. He did not return to his outfit. In the fall of 1863 he joined the Union rmy at Little Rock, AR and was assigned to the 10th Illinois Cav. He had several bouts of illness, but was able to continue in the service and was given an honourable discharge at San Antonio, Texas in 1865. During the next two years he found work in many areas. He was good at riding and driving horses, and worked as a teamster in such places as Brady, McKinney, Farmersville, and Boren, texas. He married Josephine Boren, 20 June 1867 in Hunt county, Texas. He often drove cattle into Missouri. He states in his pension application that he married Mary Jane Hastings jordon, 5 July 1868 in Arkansas. No record of the marriage has yet been found. A statement given in the pension appication of Isom by the brother of Josephine Boren states that, "I. C. Frier ran off with Henry Jordon's wife." The 1870 census lists I. C. Frier age 28, Mary J. age 23 and step-daughter, Mary M age 2, as living together in Elizabethtown, Denton Countty, Texas. They lived there until 1873 when they moved to Crawford, Waco County, Texas. Isom's first son, Julius Conway Frier, was born 27 sept 1870 in Bell County, Texas...( note: they couldn't have lived in elizabethtown until 1873 if julius was born in bell county in 1870.) John Martin frier was born 4 January 1872 in Bell County. during the next two years, the family lived in Waco, Hamilton & Richland Springs. Two daughters, Ida & rebecca were born during that time. He settled in brady, McCulloch County ffrom 1875 - 1883. he ran a grocery store and retail whiskey outlet. Three other children, Arthur E; Lulla K; and George W, were born while they were there. By 1883 he had the urge to move again. He sold out all of his holdings, bought 1700 head of sheep which he wanted to take into New Mexico. Preparations were made and the trip was started in 1884. This would be the first herd of sheep to be taken into cattle country around Carlsbad, Lincoln County, New Mexico. Interesting tales of this journey can be found in "Pioneer Memories" by John M Frier. The family lived at Lookout, near the Blue River Springs, a few miles from the Carlsbad Caverns. Annie Ella was born here in 1886. By 1887 the family had moved to San Elizario, near El Paso, Texas. They were apparently destitute with many of the family ill. Isom's two daughter's, Ida & Rebecca died within two days of one another...2nd & 4th of August 1887. His wife and step-daughter, Molly Holland, died the following year in July, of typhoid fever. He was left with two orphan grand-daughters beside his own children ages 2; 4; 6; & 9. John & Julius were the only ones old enough to be of much help. The grand-daughters were adopted by a wealthy railroad man as isom was unable to care for them. Their father had been killed in 1884 shortly after their arrival in New Mexico. Isom and his children returned to Callahan, Texas in 1889 and then on to Abilene in 1890. He married Sarah Neville in 1891. He lost two sons in 1896. It seems that the boys had been hired to help take a herd of horses to southern Texas. The horses were apparently stolen, and the rangers were soon in pursuit of them. The Rangers caught up with them in the Davis Mountains near Ft Stockton, both the Frier boys, Julius and Arthur were killed by the Rangers. their bodies were taken to Ft Stockton where they were buried. Isom was despondent for some time after this incident. Isom and his family with Sarah are listed in the 1900 census of Abilene, Taylor County, Texas. he lived there until 1901, Stephensville in 1904, Delean in 1906 and Munday in 1907. He married Margaret Rozina Crawford Wilson 11 March 1908 and moved back to Abilene where he stayed until his death in 1921. Isom had tried for years to obtain a disability pension from the government for disability caused by illness contracted during the Civil War. A large file was created by the agent assigned to investigate his claim, as he sought reasons to deny the request. Isom was apparently a victim of rheumatoid arthritis, as he had periods when he appeared to be fine and other times when he was laid up for weeks with back pain, swollen joints and fever. There were many letters from people who knew him. There were some who called him a horse thief, and others who said he was a good hard working man. He did move about a lot and tried many different things. He was said to be a hard and aggressive man when crossed. He was finally able to collect his money for a few months before he died. He died in February 1921 at Abilene, and is buried in Merkle, Taylor County, Texas. <><><> 31 July 1888 Farmersville, Collin County, Texas by Harrison Boren "I am 44 years of age, farmer. P.O. Blue Ridge, Collin County, Texas. This clients first wife was my sister, they were married in 1867....I first knew this client just after the war, he then lived at Soloman Glenns and lived right near me for 3 or 4 years...........he farmed one year, then he went off with some horses and cattle with Henry Jordon, he is dead. (Henry Jordon) Frier now lives with Henry Jordon's widow and my sister, Frier's wife, is still alive....client only lived with my sister about one year when he left her and went off with Jordon's wife before Jordon died. Jordon then married another woman." Family tradition says there was a child born to Josephine and Isom. I have not looked further for that child. Harriosn stated that Josephine was living at Belcherville, Montague County, Texas as Mrs Augustus Sanders ...1888 Isom was prone to "tell tales" and actual dates of some events are uncertain.     More About ISOM CONWAY FRIER: Burial: Feb 1921, Merkle, TX Census: 1850, Clark Co, AR...Elkins Twp #316 Living w/brother Thomas & wife. Military service: Served in both Union & Confederate Army during Civil War...applied for pension in 1888. Residence: 1873, Crawford, Waco Co, TX They had the following children:    164 M    i. Julius "Jude" Conway FRIER was born on 27 Sep 1870 in Benton, Bell Co., Texas and died on 28 Sep 1896 in Fort Stockton, Pecos Co., Texas. Notes for JULIUS "JUDE" CONWAY FRIER: Isam had sons Julius Conway, John Martin & Arthur. John was my grandfather. Hilga can tell you a lot of his stories. He & Arthur was sent to Yuma in 1890, Horse thiefs. In 1896, Julius (Jude) & Arthur (16) stole a race horse. The Texas Rangers, John Reynold Hughes, hunted them down. Jude was killed, plus a sidekick. Arthur was told to surrender. He came out with his hands behind his head & when he got in sight, he started shooting. This is the story in the report. John Hughes might have decided to save the expense of a trial & an extra grave & shot him. Things like that happen now-a-days. We wondered where Grandpa was when this was going on. He was known for liking other peoples horses. My daughter sent to the New Mexico Archives & got another prison record, He and a man named Chamberlain tried to rob a mail car. He was sent to Colorado State Prison for two years for cutting a mail bag. They never got off the train. While there I guess he decided crime didn't pay, he became very religious and later married with 6 kids. He let his wife & children support him. He didn't study all the Bible, apparently. At one time he was with the Hole in wall gang, brothers, too. I can't remember which gang Hilga said he was with. He told them he went up there to talk Jude into living straight. Ha. He was sent to Co. after that cause Jude was dead. Lucille Brittain ... 24 Sept 1999 ... 4britt1@gte.net HORSE THIEF CANYON.... Horse Thief Canyon begins three miles southeast of Fort Davis in southeastern Jeff Davis County (at 30°35' N, 103°47' W) and runs northeast for twenty-two miles to its mouth on Limpia Creek, three miles west of the Pecos county line and eighteen miles northeast of Fort Davis (at 30°44' N, 103°36' W). The area's rugged terrain is surfaced by shallow, stony soils that support Mexican buckeye, walnut, persimmon, desert willow, scrub brush, and sparse grasses. The canyon was named for an 1896 incident in which two young brothers named Frier, accomplices of a man named Walt Frazier who had stolen some horses from a ranch near Fort Stockton, were killed in a shootout with Texas Rangers qv there. Frazier escaped through the canyon that now bears his name but was later captured and imprisoned. <><><><> Jude had been incarcerated in Yuma Prison in 1890 for horse stealing with brother John. More About JULIUS "JUDE" CONWAY FRIER: Burial: 1896, Ft Stockton, Jeff Davis Co, TX Cause of Death: Killed by Texas Rangers for horse stealing. + 165 M    ii. John Martin FRIER was born on 4 Jan 1872 in Bell Co., Texas, died on 24 Dec 1953 in Lometa, Lampassas Co., Texas and was buried on 27 Dec 1953 in San Saba Cemetery San Saba Co., Texas    166 F    iii. Ida Jeanette FRIER was born on 11 Jan 1873 in Elizabeth, Denton Co., Texas and died on 2 Aug 1887 in San Elizario, El Paso Co., Texas. Cause of death: Typhoid    167 F    iv. Ruth Rebecca FRIER was born in Apr 1874 in Hamilton Co., Texas and died on 4 Aug 1887 in Clint. El Paso Co., Texas. Cause of death: Typhoid    168 M    v. Arthur E FRIER was born on 18 Feb 1879 in Brady, McCulloch Co., Texas and died on 28 Sep 1896 in Fort Stockton, Pecos Co., Texas. Burial: 1896, Ft Stockton, Jeff Davis Co, TX Cause of Death: Killed by Texas Rangers for horse stealing. + 169 F    vi. Lulla Kaiser FRIER was born on 26 Jan 1881 in Brady, McCulloch Co., Texas and died on 28 May 1937 in Cross Plains, Callahan Co., Texas + 170 M    vii. George Washington FRIER was born on 24 Aug 1884 in Brady, McCulloch Co., Texas and died on 19 Jul 1944 + 171 F    viii. Annie Ella FRIER was born on 21 Apr 1886 in Lookout, Lincoln Co., New Mexico and died on 9 Oct 1933 in Howard Co., Texas 81. Sara Susan Sophia Isabel HASTINGS was born on 3 Jun 1849 in Green Co., Missouri and died on 17 Nov 1887 in Pineville, McDonald Co., Missouri. Census: 1880, McDonald Co, MO...Pineville Twp # 192 Sara married William PRATHER on 20 Jun 1868 in McDonald Co., Missouri. (William PRATHER was born in Kentucky and died Before 1880.) William Prather took his family to California by 1870 where they stayed until late 1870's. They came back to Pineville in Mc Donald Co., Missouri where Sarah died. They had the following children:    172 F    i. Rachel PRATHER was born in 1870 in McDonald Co., Missouri.    173 M    ii. William J. PRATHER was born in 1872 in California.    174 F    iii. Henry A. PRATHER was born in 1874 in California.    175 M    iv. John R. PRATHER was born in 1880 in McDonald Co., Missouri. 84. Ruth Regina HASTINGS was born on 7 Oct 1856 in Green Co., Missouri and died on 28 Dec 1886. Ruth married William DUVALL. 85. Francis Marion HASTINGS was born on 17 Nov 1823 in On Duck River near the Old Stone Fort, Franklin Co., Tennessee and died on 25 Apr 1905 in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Franklin Co., TXexas. More About FRANCIS MARION HASTINGS: Census: 1850, Chickasaw Co, MS Census 1860, Dade County, MO #346 Francis married Harriet Jane IRBY, daughter of Wiley Silas IRBY and Elizabeth REED, in Aug 1847 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi. (Harriet Jane IRBY was born in 1825 in Tennessee and died on 3 May 1905 in Franklin Co., Texas.) They had the following children:    176 F    i. Sarah J HASTINGS was born in 1847 in Mississippi.    177 F    ii. Sophia HASTINGS was born in 1850 in Mississippi.    178 M    iii. Wiliam Y HASTINGS was born in 1852 in Missouri.    179 F    iv. Ann HASTINGS was born in 1855 in Missouri.    180 M    v. Francis M HASTINGS was born in 1857 in Missouri.    181 M    vi. Joseph HASTINGS was born in 1859 in Dade Co., Missouri. 88. John H HASTINGS was born in 1828. More About JOHN H HASTINGS: Census: 1860, Lawrence Co, MO ...Ozark Twp # 196 John married Melvina M ???. 90. William S HASTINGS was born in 1831 in Tennessee. In 1860 Lawrence County, MO. William married Permilia IRBY, daughter of Wiley Silas IRBY and Mary Melinda CHANDLER, on 20 Feb 1853 in Green Co., Missouri. (Permilia IRBY was born in 1837 in Mission, South Dakota.) They had the following children:    182 M    i. John H HASTINGS was born in 1854 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.    183 F    ii. Mahala E. HASTINGS was born in 1856 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.    184 M    iii. Joseph HASTINGS was born in 1862 in Missouri. Joseph is living with his aunt & uncle Pleasant & Martha Irby in 1880 Franklin Co., TX. Seventh Generation 92. Malinda Anna HASTINGS was born in 1847 in Bedford Co., Arkansas. Census: 1870, Benton Co, AR Malinda married John PITTS in Arkansas. (John PITTS was born About 1845 in Missouri.) They had the following children:    185 M    i. William Henry PITTS was born About 1868. 93. Mary Elizabeth HASTINGS was born on 14 Sep 1848 in Bedford Co., Arkansas, died on 29 Oct 1933 in Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma and was buried in 1933 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma. Mary married William H DODD, son of Joel DODD and Lebitha ORR, on 12 Sep 1865 in Bentonville, Benton Co., Arkansas. (William H DODD was born on 9 Nov 1846 in Lawrence Co., Tennessee, died on 11 Oct 1939 in Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma and was buried in Oct 1939 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma.) Military service: Civil War They had the following children: + 186 M    i. James M DODD was born on 16 Aug 1866 in Missouri and died after 1929 in Latimer Co., Oklahoma + 187 M    ii. John Huston DODD was born on 26 Mar 1868 in Neosho, Newton Co., Missouri, died on 12 Oct 1948 in Holly Creek, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma and was buried in Oct 1948 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma + 188 M    iii. William C DODD was born on 22 Feb 1870 in Missouri and died after 1929 in Latimer Co., Oklahoma    189 F    iv. Mahaley Ann DODD was born on 15 Dec 1872 in Missouri. + 190 M    v. Mack C DODD was born on 4 Dec 1874 in Benton Co., Arkansas and died after 1929 in Broken Bow, McCurtain Co., Oklahoma + 191 M    vi. Solon R DODD was born on 1 May 1881 in Benton Co., Arkansas and died About 1917 in Haskell Co., Oklahoma + 192 F    vii. Leona Belle DODD was born on 11 May 1888 in Benton Co., Arkansas and died in Nov 1977 in Pittsburg Co., Oklahoma 94. William Carlisle HASTINGS was born in 1852 in McDonald Co., Missouri. William married Sarah ELDRIDGE. They had the following children:    193 M    i. Robert HASTINGS    194 M    ii. Wiliam HASTINGS    195 F    iii. Hattie HASTINGS    196 M    iv. Charles HASTINGS    197 M    v. Mack HASTINGS    198 M    vi. Bert HASTINGS    199 F    vii. Jennie HASTINGS    200 F    viii. Lula HASTINGS    201 M    ix. John HASTINGS 95. Mack Campbell HASTINGS was born on 15 Nov 1853 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died on 22 Sep 1925 in Paris, Lamar Co., Texas. Mack married Harriet Viola HENSLEY. 96. Nancy Jane HASTINGS was born in 1856 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died in 1896. Nancy married Silas MONTOGOMERY. 97. Margaret Belle HASTINGS was born in 1858 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died in 1897 in Bedford Co., Arkansas. Margaret married Thomas L KEITH. 99. John Price HASTINGS was born on 1 Jul 1862 in McDonald Co., Missouri and died on 6 Jul 1926. John married Anna ???. 106. Susie PARTON Susie married ? HASTINGS. 109. Sarah PARTON was born About 1847. Sarah married ? SMITH. 110. Stephen Banister PARTON was born on 16 Nov 1849 in Tennessee, died on 8 Dec 1911 in Princeton, Jackson Co. , Alabama and was buried in Dec 1911 in Clay Cemetery, Princeton, Alabama. Census: 1880, Franklin Co, TN Stephen married Mary Jane WILLIAMSON in 1876. (Mary Jane WILLIAMSON was born on 15 Sep 1855 in Alabama, died on 12 Mar 1913 in Princeton, Jackson Co. , Alabama and was buried in Mar 1913 in Clay Cemetery, Princeton, Alabama.) They had the following children: + 202 F    i. Annie Belle PARTON was born on 7 Jul 1881 in Jackson Co., Alabama 111. Martha C HASTINGS was born on 17 Nov 1847 in Larkinsville, Alabama and died on 19 Jan 1936 in Marquez, Leno Co., Texas. Martha married Daniel Stephen GROSS, son of Isaac GROSS and Emeline WILLIAMS. They had the following children: + 203 M    i. Isaac GROSS was born on 16 Jun 1871 in Texas and died on 11 May 1940 in Limestone Co., Texas + 204 F    ii. Martha Ellen GROSS was born on 10 Jul 1878 in Texas, died on 14 Jun 1963 in Texas and was buried in Sardis Cemetery, Texas + 205 F    iii. Maggie R GROSS was born on 19 May 1880, died on 4 May 1972 in Texas and was buried in Sardis Cemetery, Texas + 206 F    iv. Jennie GROSS was born in May 1883, died in 1973 in Texas and was buried in Sardis Cemetery, Texas + 207 F    v. Josie Lee GROSS was born on 25 Sep 1884 in Oletha, Limestone Co., Texas and died on 9 Nov 1981 in Gladewater, Gregg Co. , Texas    208 M    vi. William GROSS was born on 12 Apr 1889 in Texas and died in Dec 1967 in Houston, Harris Co., Texas. 112. Sarah Elizabeth HASTINGS was born in Aug 1848 in Alabama, died in 1930 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in 1930 in Gentle Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama. Sarah married Thomas Milton GENTLE. They had the following children: + 209 F    i. Louella HASTINGS-GENTLE was born in Nov 1882 in Alabama, died in 1941 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in 1941 in Gentle Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama 113. James HASTINGS was born in 1850 in Alabama. James married Mary J NEWTON. 114. John Wiles HASTINGS was born in 1853 in Alabama. Notes for JOHN WILES HASTINGS: Went to Texas about 1880-81. John married Mary Jane EVETT. 115. Malinda Caline HASTINGS was born on 27 Jan 1855 in Larkinsville, Alabama and died on 30 Apr 1931 in Texas. Malinda married Jessie Hall PACE. 116. Lucida HASTINGS was born in 1862 in Alabama. Lucida married William H "Buck" PACE. 117. Nancy Ann HASTINGS was born on 18 Jan 1864 in Alabama, died on 14 Aug 1939 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in Aug 1939 in Gentle Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama. Notes for NANCY ANN HASTINGS: From Dana Cleghorn: dogfish@bellsouth.net Nancy married William Sherman GENTLE, son of Thomas Milton GENTLE and Unknown, on 17 Aug 1884 in Jackson Co., Alabama. (William Sherman GENTLE was born on 27 Jul 1865 in Jackson Co., Alabama, died on 29 Mar 1917 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in Mar 1917 in Gentle Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama.) They had the following children:    210 F    i. Bertha GENTLE was born in Apr 1889.    211 M    ii. Jeremiah R GENTLE was born on 4 Mar 1891.    212 F    iii. Sallie June GENTLE was born in Jul 1892.    213 F    iv. Fannie Lou Ella GENTLE was born in Jul 1892. 119. Joseph HASTINGS was born on 8 Oct 1868 in Alabama and died in 1946 in Jackson Co., Alabama. Notes for JOSEPH HASTINGS: Cathye (Jonathan) Hendrix (hendrixj@nichols.com) supplied the information for the family of Joseph Hastings.   Joe was a logger with three small children to raise. The three children basically raised themselves. They were left at home during the day while their father went to the woods to work. In later years Joe lived with his children and died at the home of his daughter Susie. Joseph married Iona "Oney" BURKS, daughter of Elmore BURKS and Betty VAUGHN. (Iona "Oney" BURKS was born in 1876, died in 1901 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in 1901 in Gold Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama.) Notes for IONA "ONEY" BURKS: Family legend has it that Onnie grieved herself to death after the death of her daughter Myrtle. Susie Fannie was about 8 months old when her mother died and her Aunt Alice Hastings helped in her raising. They had the following children:    214 F    i. Mary Myrtle HASTINGS was born in 1891, died in 1900 in Jackson Co., Alabama and was buried in 1900 in Gold Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama. Notes for MARY MYRTLE HASTINGS: Little is know of Myrtle Hastings who died of spinal meningitis at about age 13. Here is the story about Myrtle: My grandmother (Myrtle was her oldest sister) always said that Myrtle was "attacked". That was all she said. I don't think she knew any more than that because Grandma was a baby when Myrtle died or Grandma wasn't born yet. People would not continue the story when my Grandmother and her sister and brother were around, apparently. But it was repeated within the family--that's how I found out about it. Legend also says that she died of spinal minengidious at a young age. I talked to a Hasting researcher who knew a story about a young Hasting girl but didn't have the girl's name. We talked and decided that our stories matched and I had the name of the girl--Myrtle. Here is the story: Myrtle went to spend the night with a friend or relative. She may have been planning to spend one night or several days. I don't know. A friend or relative (I think a relative) was suppose to bring Myrtle home when it was time for her to return. She and this man got in a wagon to go home but before they got home he raped her. This is all I know. As far as I know nothing was done to the man as far as punishment. I wonder if she actually died from spinal minengidious. I wonder if she died from her injuries. Spinal minengidious is very contagious and I never heard of anyone else in the family dying from it. Myrtle's brother and sister were very young when she died and Grandma was a baby. It seems to me that they would be very likely to catch it. These are just questions that I have in my head. + 215 F    ii. Maggie Lee HASTINGS was born on 14 Nov 1893    216 M    iii. Arthur William McKinley HASTINGS was born on 11 Oct 1896 and died on 15 Jul 1977. + 217 F    iv. Susie Fannie HASTINGS 120. Thomas HASTINGS was born About 1870. Thomas married Manerva ???. 124. Henry Farley HASTINGS Henry married someone. They had the following children: + 218 M    i. Wiliam "Will" HASTINGS 129. Sarah Ann Margaret BAILEY was born on 6 Jul 1835 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi and died on 26 Dec 1908 in Purley, Franklin Co., Texas. Sarah married William E. IRBY, son of Wiley Silas IRBY and Mary Melinda CHANDLER, on 30 Jun 1853 in Green Co., Missouri. (William E. IRBY was born in 1833 in Tennessee and died in 1899 in Green Co., Missouri.) In Franklin Co., Texas by 1875 there in 1880. Land Grants of Franklin County, Texas William E Irby - date of patent, 27 February 1875, patent number 369; Vol 2 -- 140.33 acres. They had the following children: + 219 F    i. Harriet Azalea IRBY was born in 1855    220 M    ii. Joseph A. IRBY was born in 1856. A Methodist Minister    221 F    iii. Martha Mattie IRBY was born in 1860 in Missouri and died in 1860 in Missouri.    222 M    iv. Lou IRBY was born in 1863. + 223 M    v. John W. IRBY was born in 1865 130. Delpha Thomas BAILEY was born on 1 May 1837 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi, died on 18 May 1909 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in May 1909 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Delphia's mother .. Martha Hastings Baker is living with her in 1900 Dade County, house #190 in South Twp. Martha states she's had 15 children and 11 living. That means there were 7 BAILEY children Notes for DELPHA BAILEY: and 8 BAKER children. Did the 2 Bailey children die during the typoid epidemic in Chickasaw County, Mississippi in 1845? Also living with them is Elza Sturdy. Shiloh Cem, Dade County has Elza Sturdy, 30 Aug 1879 - 25 Jan 1901. Delpha married Joseph Harrison IRBY, son of Wiley Silas IRBY and Mary Melinda CHANDLER, in 1853 in Green Co., Missouri. (Joseph Harrison IRBY was born on 20 Oct 1835 in Fayette Co., Tennessee, died on 26 Mar 1913 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in 1913 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri.) In 1860-70 Lawrence County, Mo. In 1880 Dade County, MO They had the following children: + 224 F    i. Sarah Cordelia "Delia" IRBY was born on 20 Aug 1856 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 11 Feb 1911 in Dade Co., Missouri    225 F    ii. Wilma IRBY was born in 1857 and died in 1911. + 226 F    iii. Mary Melinda IRBY was born on 6 May 1858 and died on 5 Jan 1905 in Oklahoma + 227 M    iv. James Franklin IRBY was born in 1867 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and died in 1939 + 228 F    v. Icy IRBY was born on 8 Oct 1870 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died in 1956 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 229 F    vi. Lucy Dillon IRBY was born in 1874, died in 1950 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri 132. Mary Winnie BAILEY was born on 18 Nov 1843 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi, died on 11 Sep 1925 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Sep 1925 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Mary W. Bailey came to Missouri with her parents at an early age moving through an ox wagon and settled in Greene County. She was converted at the age of 15 years and united with the M. E. Church South and remained a faithful member until death. She has lived in Everton the last twenty years. She died at the age of 81 years, 9 months and 28 days at the home of her brother Andrew A. Baker, September 11 where she was taken the 2nd day of June 1925. Sister Swift was taken down Februaey 8, 1925 and confined to her bed for 7 months and 3 days. She bore her afflictions patiently and talked freely of passing over and was perfectly satisfied to go. She requested her relatives not to grieve that she had lived to a good old age and was not able to take care of herself. She leaves one brother A. A. Baker of Everton, and three sisters, Harriet Smith of Sherman, Texas; Missouri Keener of Broken http://kkeener.com/images/, Oklahoma; and Manerva Dilday of Galloway, Missouri. Mary married Zebulon P. CRAIG on 4 Feb 1866 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Zebulon P. CRAIG was born on 22 May 1833, died on 9 Jan 1895 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jan 1895 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri.) Company L, 2nd Arkansas Calvery during Civil War. Mary also married J. A. SMITH on 18 Aug 1899. (J. A. SMITH died in Dec 1903.) J A Swift was a Minister. 133. Isa Louisa F. BAILEY was born on 31 Oct 1845 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi, died on 4 Nov 1903 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Nov 1903 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Isa married James LITERAL, son of Archibald Herald LITERAL and Delila ???, in 1866. (James LITERAL was born on 8 Dec 1841 in Kentucky, died on 2 Jun 1908 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jun 1908 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri.) James Literal was a Civil War Veteran. 1880 Dade County, Missouri North Twp 166 Drury Hawk 56 VA VA VA E. B. 35 MO TN TN James 15 IL VA IL Mary A Roberts 13 step-daughter MO VA MO William E Roberts 9 step-son MO VA MO Susan Hawks 10 daughter MO MO MO Ida 4 MO VA MO Silas 2 MO VA MO Prairie Twp 150 James Literal 38 KY _ _ Icy 33 MS - AL Charles S 12 MO KY MS Harriet A 10 MO KY MS Mary 6 MO KY MS Delpha Mar 2/12 MO KY MS Drury Hawks md Mrs Elizabeth Roberts ... 21 Jan 1875 Dade County by E. H. Travis L.P. M.E. Ch, at residence of L.P. Witness: W. Hobbs & R.B. Travis page 119. Drury Hawks md Martha Vanhooser 3 Oct 1844 Madison County, IL; Drury Hawks md Malinda Matthews 19 Jul 1846 Madison County, IL. ............................................................ .............. ........................................................ 1870 Dade County, Missouri South Twp 165 James Litteral 28 KY Louisa 24 MS Charles F 2 MO Harriet A 5/12 MO James Litteral md (about 1866) Isa Louisa F Bailey born 31 Oct 1846 Yalobusha Co, MS and died 4 Nov 1903 Dade County, MO, d/o Isham Bailey & Martha McCord Hastings. ............................................................ .............. ........................................................ 1860 Dade County, Missouri 408 Archibald Herald 54 VA Delila 45 KY Willis G 16 MO Mary A Littrall 16 MO Sarah J 15 MO James 18 KY 411 John Littral 20 KY Mary C 19 TN ............................................................ .............. ........................................................ James Litteral appears to be the son of Delila Litteral. 1850 Dade County, Missouri 426 Delila Litrall 37 KY John 10 KY James 8 KY Polly 6 MO Sarah J 5 MO Moses Eaton 26 KY They had the following children: + 230 F    i. Elva LITERAL , died in 1959 + 231 M    ii. Charles F. LITERAL was born on 2 Nov 1867, died on 16 Nov 1921 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Nov 1921 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 232 F    iii. Harriet A. LITERAL was born in 1870 + 233 F    iv. Mary "Molly" LITERAL was born in 1874 + 234 F    v. Delpha Pearl LITERAL was born in Mar 1880 134. Isham Porter BAKER was born on 30 Jun 1848 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi, died on 5 Mar 1911 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Mar 1911 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Isham Baker was a member of the Union Army Company K 46th Missouri Infantry during the Civil War. Isham married Martha Lena PARNELL in 1866. (Martha Lena PARNELL was born in Mar 1848 in Tennessee and died About 1920 in Fairland , Ottawa Co., Oklahoma.) They had the following children:    235 F    i. Mary M BAKER was born in 1867 in Dade Co., Missouri.    236 F    ii. Nancy R BAKER was born in 1869. + 237 M    iii. John F. BAKER was born in 1871 + 238 M    iv. James T. BAKER was born About 1872 and died About 1955    239 F    v. Maude Amanda BAKER was born on 25 May 1875 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 19 Dec 1897 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Dec 1897 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. The cause of death was Tuberculosis. Maude died of tuberculosis. + 240 M    vi. Murph Albert BAKER was born in Nov 1877 in Dade Co., Missouri + 241 F    vii. Ada S. BAKER was born in Mar 1885 in Dade Co., Missouri 135. Missouri Ann BAKER was born on 31 Dec 1850 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi and died on 22 Feb 1930 in Broken http://kkeener.com/images/, Tulsa Co., Oklahoma. Missouri Ann Baker is thought to be part Cherokee Indian. Her Indian name was Winney Washie. When her grandaughter Dorothy Keener was born she wanted her son Edgar to name Dorothy after her using her Indian name Winney Washie. Edgar's wife Jessie refused! I find absolutely no evidence to back up the thought Missouri Ann was Indian .. if she was then so was the rest of the Baker clan and they were not. It was her first husband Zedock Wright Poindexter who was part Indian his brother William Archibald Poindexter tried to document their Indian heritage and apply for the Cherokee Rolls but was denied. ( Cherokee Application # 7282 ) Missouri married Zedock Wright POINDEXTER, son of Zedock Wright POINDEXTER and Sarah Jane ANDERSON, on 17 Jan 1867 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Zedock Wright POINDEXTER was born on 25 Nov 1847 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 18 Feb 1887 in Fulton or Nevada Co., Missouri.) Zedock Wright Poindexter who was part Indian his brother William Archibald Poindexter tried to document their Indian heritage and apply for the Cherokee Rolls but was denied. ( Cherokee Application # 7282 ) They had the following children: + 242 M    i. Zachariah W. POINDEXTER was born in 1867 in Dade Co., Missouri and died in 1921 + 243 F    ii. Sarah Jane "Sally" POINDEXTER was born in 1870 and died in 1955    244 M    iii. Virgil Write POINDEXTER was born in 1875. + 245 F    iv. Cordia Lillian POINDEXTER was born in 1879 and died in 1905 Missouri also married Albert KEENER, son of James KEENER and Eliza BOLLINGER, on 25 Oct 1886 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri. (Albert KEENER was born on 1 Apr 1859 in Tennessee or Missouri and died on 10 Jan 1945 in Talala, Oklahoma.) Albert Keener was a Blacksmith until the advent of automobile and then he had a Garage most of his life in Afton, OK. Marriage Record Everton, Dade Co. , Missouri by Rev. R. F. Vaugn ( p 370 Book B Dade Co. , MO. Marriage Records Book. ) Albert Keener to Missouri Ann Poindexter- Baker both of Everton. Also in the same book and page Elizabeth Keener and Isac J Farrier both of Everton October 25, 1881. I think this is Albert sister. Also same book and page Sarah J Poindexter married to Orval Jones October 26, 1886 this would be Missouri Ann daughter from her first marriage. Albert's father was thought to be Abraham Keener, he had a brother James and a sister Elizabeth acording to family bible records. They had the following children: + 246 M    i. Edgar Mann KEENER was born on 1 Mar 1888 in Afton, Indian Territory, Oklahoma and died on 17 Nov 1972 in Broken http://kkeener.com/images/, Tulsa Co., Oklahoma 136. Harriet BAKER was born on 6 Mar 1853 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and died in Texas. Harriet married George W. SMITH in 1868 in Missouri. (George W. SMITH was born in 1851 in Illinois.) It is believed that George Smith is a foster child of John Baker who is the father of his wife Harriet. Notes for GEORGE W SMITH: George W Baker was living with John & Martha Hastings Baker in 1870 Dade Co, MO. He married their daughter Harriet in 1871 Dade Co. More About GEORGE W SMITH: Census: 1870, Dade Co, MO... South Twp # 108 They had the following children:    247 M    i. Claude SMITH    248 M    ii. William SMITH    249 F    iii. Sue SMITH    250 F    iv. Adalee SMITH was born in 1872 in Missouri.    251 F    v. Minerva SMITH was born in 1875 in Dade Co., Missouri.    252 F    vi. Etta SMITH was born in 1877.    253 M    vii. Manny R. SMITH was born in 1877 in Dade Co., Missouri. Harriet also married Isham Wiley IRBY, son of Wiley Silas IRBY and Mary Melinda CHANDLER, on 18 Feb 1906 in Franklin Co., Texas. (Isham Wiley IRBY was born in 1856 in Dade Co., Missouri.) Notes for ISHAM WILEY IRBY: Isham is in 1880 Franklin County, TX. More About ISHAM WILEY IRBY: Census: 1880, Franklin County, TX 137. Thomas Jefferson BAKER was born on 28 Dec 1856 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 30 Jun 1923 in Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma and was buried in Jul 1923 in New Home Cemetery, Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma. In a letter of May 1975 from Clara Baker Cook she described Tom Baker as follows: "Uncle Tom took his family responsibilities as lightly as the freckles on a little boys nose. Moved to Indian territory and lived like an Indian. Seemingly couldn't have cared about Sunday School and church or caring for the needs of Aunt Ellen and the children." It would seem that Tom Baker was an outdoorsman. An avid Coon hunter that let nothing get in the way of his own pursuits. His family left to fend for themselves for days at a time while he and the Stevens boys were "hunting." After the death of Grandma Ellen, he went to live at the home of David Stevens and this is where he died. Medical: Twin Thomas married Rhodie Ellen RABORN, daughter of Robert RABORN and Unknown, on 29 Jul 1877 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Rhodie Ellen RABORN was born in 1857, died on 1 Jan 1916 in Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma and was buried in Jan 1916 in New Home Cemetery, Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma.) Notes for RHODA ELLEN RABURN: A file submitted to the LDS IGI lists Rhoda's father as "Robert Raborn" file # 1903886   1870 Dade County, Missouri ... Marion Twp 47 William T. S. Waggoner 52 TN Elizabeth S. 46 GA James D. 13 MO William P. (Presley) 10 MO Sarah E. (Elizabeth) 7 MO Henry T. 5 MO Rhoda E. (Ellen) Raburn 12 MO Servant **** Where's her family??? //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Pippenger Cemetery, Marion Twp .. Dade County W.T.S. Waggoner 23 Jan 1818 - 12 Sept 1903 Elizabeth S. Waggoner 7 May 1824 - 28 Jan 1881 Daniel Waggoner 7 Feb 1790 - 23 Sep 1859 Rebecca Waggoner 17 May 1789 - (Stone broken) Daniel Waggoner md Rebecca Site 12 Aug 1810 Davidson County, TN. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// The only other mention of a Raburn in Dade County is in the marriage books for 1881-1887. Georgia Ann Raburn md Ferdinand D. S. Wood 23 Dec 1883 in Dade County. Her grandmother & guardian, Dilsa Parnell gave consent and Abner Wood father of Ferdinand gave his consent. 1880 Dade County, South Twp gives >>> John Parnell 67 NC NC NC Dilsey 65 NC NC NC Sarah F Dimin 29 dgt AL NC NC (widow, sews & knits) Georgianna (no age) g/dgt MO MO AL More About RHODA ELLEN RABURN: Burial: Jan 1916, New Home Cem, Peggs, OK Cause of Death: Pnuemonia They had the following children:    254 F    i. Edna BAKER was born in Aug 1879 and died after 1880 in Oklahoma. + 255 F    ii. Daisey Dean BAKER was born on 19 Aug 1883 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 17 Sep 1971 in Howell Co., Missouri + 256 M    iii. William Virgil BAKER was born on 29 Dec 1885 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died in 1968 + 257 F    iv. Bessie L. BAKER was born on 7 Mar 1888 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 2 May 1920 in Peggs, Cherokee Co., Oklahoma + 258 M    v. Thomas Ross BAKER was born on 22 Nov 1890 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 18 Apr 1977 in Tulsa , Tulsa Co., Oklahoma + 259 F    vi. Cora Bell BAKER was born on 8 Jun 1893 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma, died in 1951 in Choteau, Oklahoma and was buried in Alberty Cemetery, Mayes Co., Oklahoma + 260 F    vii. Dora Ethyl BAKER was born on 20 Mar 1896 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma and died on 22 Feb 1989 in Sacramento Co., California + 261 M    viii. John Robert BAKER was born on 12 Jan 1899 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma and died in May 1965 in Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania 138. James Monroe BAKER was born on 28 Dec 1856 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and died on 29 Nov 1914 in Lockwood, Dade Co., Missouri. The cause of death was Struck by train. Died at age 57 after being struck by train near Lockwood, Missouri Lockwood, Dade Co., Missouri Lockwood Luminary 4 Dec 1914 Accidently Killed ... Train number 106, or the early morning flyer, killed James M. Baker of Everton, just off the bridge 11/4 mile east of town Sunday morning. He had come in here on the midnight train Saturday night and had attempted to go to the home of some friends he had living within the vicinity when he was killed. How he was killed is a mystery, but it is presumed he had attempted to cross the bridge and seeing he could not make the distance, sat down on the end of the tie outside the rails. The step in front of the engine was bent and it is the supposition that this is what struck him. The ties were covered with blood and the body was found at almost fifty feet from this place. His head was crushed, brains and skull along the rails, his heart and lungs almost out of his body and bones crushed. His body was found about 8:30 and under the direction of Coroner Russell brought here and prepared for burial. His brother Andy Baker, of Everton, came after the body and took it to his home on an early train Monday. The engineer in charge of the train said he was making a distance of 50 mph at that time and knew nothing of the accident until he reached KC. The deceased was a man 57 years 11 months and 29 days old. Sources include: Death Certificates: Martha Jane Bell Baker James Monroe Baker Baker, Dora Maud. Letter to Helen Cassel and Family, 13 Nov 1954. Buckley, Sandra Day. "Baker". The Researcher #61. Jan, 1976. Coble, Jewel Anne Baker. Family Bible. "Index to Missouri County Biographies: History of Dade Co., Missouri and her People". Researcher #72. Nov., 1977 Kunkel, Joan. Lawrence County Cemeteries. Vol I, II & V. Mayfield, June Brooks & Bonnie Cooper Mallory. Shiloh Cemetery (Series title: Diggin' in Dade). Greenfield: Dade County Genealogical Society, u/d. Mayfield & Mallory. Bryan, Downing, Gambill, Liberty. (Series title: Diggin' in Dade) Greenfield: DCGS, 1992. Prater Miller, Dora Dean. "Sycamore Baptist Church, Lawrence Co., Missouri." (adapted from Rev. Omar Ruark, "Passing of a Landmark", Miller Free Press 27 Apr 1961). Ozar'kin V:2 Summer 1983. Stapp, Mary Ellen. "The Amalgamated Bakers". Ozar'kin XV:2 (Summer 1983) Stedman, Virginia. Untitled Baker genealogy, u/d. Buried with daughter Chloe. Medical: Twin James married Martha Jane BELL, daughter of Silas BELL and Martha Jane GRIGESHY, on 4 Oct 1877 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Martha Jane BELL was born on 29 Jul 1859 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma and died on 26 May 1936 in Lockwood, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children: + 262 F    i. Mary Estella BAKER was born on 20 Sep 1878 and died on 26 Jan 1963    263 M    ii. Walter A. BAKER was born on 19 Aug 1880 and died on 13 Feb 1881. + 264 F    iii. Clossie Elender BAKER was born on 31 Mar 1882 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 17 Jan 1965 in Lockwood, Dade Co., Missouri    265 F    iv. Marth BAKER was born on 28 Apr 1885 and died on 28 Apr 1885.    266 M    v. James BAKER was born on 28 Apr 1885 and died on 28 Apr 1885.    267 M    vi. John Roy BAKER was born on 15 Dec 1886 and died in 1887.    268 F    vii. Dell BAKER was born on 12 Apr 1887 and died on 15 Dec 1895 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.    269 F    viii. Chloe Elzada BAKER was born on 22 Jan 1889 in Missouri and died on 3 Sep 1908. Buried with father. + 270 M    ix. George Wallace BAKER was born on 18 Aug 1891 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 6 May 1951 in Delta, Delta Co., Colorado + 271 F    x. Jewell Anne BAKER was born on 16 Jan 1894 in Bona, Dade Co., Missouri, died on 16 Nov 1939 in Exeter, Tulare Co., California and was buried in Nov 1939 in Exeter Cemetery, Exeter, Tulare Co., California + 272 M    xi. Ira Ashell BAKER was born on 31 Jan 1897 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 27 Aug 1937 in Bakersfield, Kern Co., California + 273 F    xii. Hazel Evelyn BAKER was born on 20 Nov 1901 and died on 9 Jun 1978 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., Kansas 139. Minerva Isbel BAKER was born on 21 Apr 1859 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 18 Aug 1936 in Catoosa, Oklahoma and was buried in 1936 in Park Grove Cemetery, Broken http://kkeener.com/images/, Oklahoma. Minerva married Charles David DILDAY, son of Levi Jason DILDAY and Martha J. ???, on 26 Aug 1877 in Lawrence Co., Missouri. (Charles David DILDAY was born About 1856 and died About 1921.) They had the following children: + 274 F    i. Mary Ellen DILDAY was born on 10 Apr 1880 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 19 Jul 1947 in Arvin, Kern Co. , California and was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Bakersfield, Kern Co., California    275 M    ii. Frank DILDAY + 276 F    iii. Fanny DILDAY + 277 M    iv. Arch DILDAY    278 M    v. Eddie DILDAY + 279 M    vi. William DILDAY was born About 1878 and died About 1924 + 280 F    vii. Versie DILDAY was born About 1886 and died in 1961    281 F    viii. Lillie DILDAY was born About 1886 and died About 1886. + 282 M    ix. Hubert DILDAY was born About 1893 and died About 1923 + 283 F    x. Clema DILDAY 140. Andrew Ambrose BAKER was born on 31 Aug 1861 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 21 Jan 1931 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Jan 1931 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Andrew married Sarah Belle HASTINGS, daughter of William Thomas HASTINGS and Isabella MASSENGALE, on 18 Dec 1884 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Sarah Belle HASTINGS was born on 10 Feb 1857, died on 31 Mar 1937 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Apr 1937 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children:    284 M    i. Herbert BAKER was born on 23 Sep 1885 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 3 Mar 1911 in Lawrence Co., Missouri. + 285 F    ii. Clara BAKER was born on 26 Nov 1886 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 13 Nov 1982 in Lebanon, Laclede Co., Missouri    286 M    iii. Frankie BAKER was born in 1888 and died in 1888.    287 M    iv. Ingalls BAKER was born on 9 Dec 1894 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 9 Dec 1894 in Dade Co., Missouri.    288 M    v. Roy Earl BAKER was born on 30 Dec 1896 and died on 15 Apr 1961 in Lawrence Co., Missouri. 151. Martha Ann HASTINGS was born on 6 Dec 1846 in Mississippi, died on 19 Jun 1873 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jun 1873 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri. Martha married Charles WILSON on 16 Sep 1869 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Charles WILSON was born in 1835 in Tennessee, died on 27 Jan 1912 and was buried in Jan 1912 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children:    289 M    i. William S. WILSON was born in 1873. 152. John Francis HASTINGS was born on 24 Dec 1848 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi, died on 17 Sep 1910 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Sep 1910 in Hampton Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Notes for JOHN FRANCIS HASTINGS: PIONEER CITIZEN CLAIMED BY DEATH..... J. F. Hastings died at his home 3 miles north of town Saturday morning...was a long and patient suffer. Saturday forenoon marked the passing of another of our pioneer citizen, J. F. Hastings, aged 61, son of the late WIlliam T. Hastings, who but so recently passed away at his home in Everton, received the final summons to pass to the Great Beyond. Mr Hastings had been a long and patient sufferer, having been afflicted with tubercular troubles for many months, and for the past several months unable to leave his room. He was not even able to attend the funeral of his father who died last January 27th. Mr Hastings came to Missouri with his father in 1850 and resided here continuously since that time. He, like his father, figured prominetly in the making of Dade County History in the pioneer days as well as in late years. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Hampton Church in the presense of a large number of sorrowing relatives and friends, immediately after which interment was in the Hampton Cemetery. John Francis Hastings was born in Chickasaw County, Mississippi, December 24, 1848: and died at his home near Everton, Missouri, September 17, 1910, at 11:30 am. Aged sixty one years, nine months and seven days. He was converted and united with the Old Missionary Baptist Church, August 1868, and remained a faithful and exemplary member until until about twenty eight years ago, when he, with his wife, joined the Methodist Episcopal Church South, at the old Grove, or Sinking Creek Church. He was married to Miss Margaret Walton, August 17, 1871. to them were born eight children; Mrs Janie Crane; Mrs Belle Bowman; William C; Elzada Grant; Miss Pina; James T; and Miss Ethel. Two of these, Elzada and James, preceeded him to the better world. The remaining six were with him much of the time during his last illness, and did much to relieve and comfort him. His wife and two daughters, Pina and Ethel, who are still at home, were his constant attendents, and were ever ready and willing to administer to his wants. he frequently spoke of having to leave them, and how he wished them to live, and how he wantecthem to take care of their home and keep it. He also gave directions about his burial, how he wanted his remains put away. He told friends last Sunday, that his sainted mother, father, sister and brothers, who had preceeded him to the good world were around his bed singing hymms of praise. Besides his own family he leaves three brothers; S Buster; William T; and W. Hagler Hastings; and two sister; Mrs Belle Baker; and Miss Mae Hastings. All were present during his last illness and death, except William T. who lives in Washington, D. C. Brother Hastings was one of our very best citizens and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He now rests from his labors and his works do follow him. Funeral services were held by the writer in the Hampton Church in the presense of a very large audience of neighbors, friends, and relatives who sincerely deplore his departure. May the sustaining grace of our Heavenly Father, in a very specia lmanner, be with his bereft wife and children. W. R. Russell ( There were 8 children but only 7 listed here... Soloman Samuel Jehu Hastings ) Card of Thanks... We take this method of expressing to our neighbors, friends and relatives our sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks for us during the last sickness, death and burial of our dear husband and father. In deeds of kindness and words of sympathy. May your reward be great in time and in boundless eternity. For the Master has said.."In as much as ye did unto one of these, ye do it unto Me." Mrs Margaret Hastings and chidren. John married Margaret Magallina WALTON on 17 Aug 1871 in Barry Co., Missouri. (Margaret Magallina WALTON was born on 17 Apr 1849 in Ohio, died on 5 Sep 1933 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Sep 1933 in Hampton Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children: + 290 F    i. Jane Isabella HASTINGS was born on 22 Sep 1872 in Missouri and died in 1942 in Pomona , Los Angeles Co., California + 291 M    ii. William Charles HASTINGS was born on 25 Apr 1874 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 22 Apr 1966 in Pomona , Los Angeles Co., California + 292 F    iii. Belle HASTINGS was born on 5 Mar 1876 in Missouri + 293 M    iv. Soloman Samuel Jehu HASTINGS was born on 6 Dec 1878 in Missouri and died in Sep 1957 in California    294 M    v. James Thomas HASTINGS was born on 29 Nov 1881 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 23 Aug 1896 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Aug 1896 in Hampton Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. + 295 F    vi. Elzada Melcena HASTINGS was born on 21 Mar 1883 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 25 Apr 1905 in Dade Co., Missouri + 296 F    vii. Pina Tekoak HASTINGS was born on 15 Jan 1885 in Missouri, died on 7 Jan 1933 in Missouri and was buried in Jan 1933 in Hampton Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri + 297 F    viii. Effal HASTINGS was born on 16 Oct 1889 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 19 Mar 1982 in Pomona , Los Angeles Co., California 153. Mary Jane HASTINGS was born on 25 Dec 1850, died on 16 Jun 1871 and was buried in Jun 1871 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri. Mary married John W. HAWKINS. 154. Jehu Kerr HASTINGS was born on 7 Jun 1853 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 24 Feb 1895 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Feb 1895 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Jehu married Nancy J. MITCHELL. They had the following children:    298 M    i. Charles Hager HASTINGS Jehu also married Margaret M. IRBY, daughter of James Carter IRBY and Sarah Abigail BAKER. (Margaret M. IRBY was born on 2 Jan 1864 in Missouri and died on 15 Nov 1936 in Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children: + 299 M    i. Leonard Wilson HASTINGS was born on 14 Mar 1881 and died on 17 Feb 1995 + 300 F    ii. Oca HASTINGS was born on 17 Apr 1887 and died on 17 Jan 1943 in Carthage, Jasper Co., Missouri + 301 F    iii. Nona E. HASTINGS was born on 21 Apr 1883 in Dade Co., Missouri, died on 28 Jun 1938 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jun 1938 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri 155. Soloman Buster HASTINGS was born on 18 Apr 1855 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 8 Feb 1918. Soloman married Mary Ann DAIGH, daughter of J. L. DAIGH and Unknown, on 21 Dec 1884 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Mary Ann DAIGH was born in Jul 1869 in Illinois.) They had the following children:    302 F    i. Lora D. HASTINGS was born in Oct 1885 in Dade Co., Missouri.    303 F    ii. Edna HASTINGS was born on 14 Feb 1888 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 20 Feb 1888 in Dade Co., Missouri.    304 M    iii. Edgar HASTINGS was born on 14 Feb 1888 in Dade Co., Missouri.    305 M    iv. Clarence A. HASTINGS was born in Oct 1889 in Dade Co., Missouri.    306 M    v. Pierce L. HASTINGS was born in Dec 1890 in Dade Co., Missouri.    307 F    vi. Edith M. HASTINGS was born in Dec 1892 in Dade Co., Missouri.    308 M    vii. Soloman B. HASTINGS was born in Apr 1896 in Dade Co., Missouri. 156. Sarah Belle HASTINGS was born on 10 Feb 1857, died on 31 Mar 1937 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Apr 1937 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri. Sarah married Andrew Ambrose BAKER, son of John BAKER and Martha McCord "Patsey" HASTINGS, on 18 Dec 1884 in Dade Co., Missouri. (Andrew Ambrose BAKER was born on 31 Aug 1861 in Lawrence Co., Missouri, died on 21 Jan 1931 in Lawrence Co., Missouri and was buried in Jan 1931 in Shiloh Cemetery, Dade Co., Missouri.) They had the following children:    309 M    i. Herbert BAKER was born on 23 Sep 1885 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 3 Mar 1911 in Lawrence Co., Missouri. + 310 F    ii. Clara BAKER was born on 26 Nov 1886 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri and died on 13 Nov 1982 in Lebanon, Laclede Co., Missouri    311 M    iii. Frankie BAKER was born in 1888 and died in 1888.    312 M    iv. Ingalls BAKER was born on 9 Dec 1894 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 9 Dec 1894 in Dade Co., Missouri.    313 M    v. Roy Earl BAKER was born on 30 Dec 1896 and died on 15 Apr 1961 in Lawrence Co., Missouri. 159. William Thomas HASTINGS was born on 21 Apr 1863. Residence; Sept. 1910, Washington, DC William married Edna PHELPS. 161. Lula Maye HASTINGS was born on 23 Apr 1876 in Dade Co., Missouri and died on 19 Feb 1967. Lula married Lee GRISHAM. 163. Mary "Mollie" JORDON was born About 1866 in Hunt Co., Texas and died in Jul 1888 in El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas. Notes for MARY "MOLLIE" JORDON: After Mollie's death her two daughters were adopted by a railroad man as their father was dead and the rest of the family could not provide for them....they apparently were in Lincoln Co, NM in 1885. Cause of Death: Typhoid Mary married William R. HOLLAND on 26 Oct 1881 in McCulloch Co., Texas. (William R. HOLLAND died in 1884 in Lincoln Co., New Mexico.) 165. John Martin FRIER was born on 4 Jan 1872 in Bell Co., Texas, died on 24 Dec 1953 in Lometa, Lampassas Co., Texas and was buried on 27 Dec 1953 in San Saba Cemetery San Saba Co., Texas. Notes for JOHN MARTIN FRIER: Spent time in Yuma, AZ prison in 1890 for horse stealing... and in Colorado Prison in 1896?...professed to get "religion" while incarcerated at Yuma but it took another trip to the Colorado pen to make him a believer. Married in 1901... later wife and children had the job of supporting him. Census: 1900, Abilene, Taylor Co, TX John married Fannie Martha HORTON, daughter of Joseph WHARTON and Margaret CLAUNCH, on 27 Jan 1901 in Potosis, Taylor Co., Texas. (Fannie Martha HORTON was born on 27 Jul 1881 in Con Can, Zavala Co., Texas and died on 29 Nov 1933 in Utopia, Uvalde Co., Texas.) Notes for FANNIE MARTHA HORTON: Fannie always went by the name HORTON...her father left before she was born. They had the following children: + 314 M    i. Arthur Conway FRIER was born on 19 Nov 1901 in Abilene, Taylor Co. Texas and died on 12 Mar 1987 in Portland, Vancouver Co., Washington + 315 F    ii. Ida Hellon FRIER was born on 9 Nov 1903 in Eastland, Eastland Co., Texas and died on 29 Aug 1961 in Sinton, San Patricio Co., Texas + 316 F    iii. Gladys Ruth FRIER was born on 17 Dec 1905 in Cohomo, Howard Co., Texas and died on 30 Jan 1980 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah + 317 M    iv. John Marcus FRIER was born on 22 Dec 1907 in Cohomo, Howard Co., Texas and died on 17 Nov 1984 in Magna, Salt Lake Co., Utah + 318 F    v. Mary Margaret FRIER was born on 7 May 1910 in Del Rio, Val Verde Co., Texas and died on 13 Mar 1928 in San Angelo, Tom Green Co., Texas + 319 M    vi. Chester Martin FRIER was born on 7 Sep 1918 in Elk City, Beckham Co., Oklahoma and died on 9 Apr 1995 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah + 320 F    vii. Iva Lee FRIER (Living Individual - Details Suppressed) 169. Lulla Kaiser FRIER was born on 26 Jan 1881 in Brady, McCulloch Co., Texas and died on 28 May 1937 in Cross Plains, Callahan Co., Texas. Census: 1910, Colorado, Mitchell Co, TX Lulla married Rudolph BROOKS. 170. George Washington FRIER was born on 24 Aug 1884 in Brady, McCulloch Co., Texas and died on 19 Jul 1944. George married Nona FRANKLIN. 171. Annie Ella FRIER was born on 21 Apr 1886 in Lookout, Lincoln Co., New Mexico and died on 9 Oct 1933 in Howard Co., Texas. Annie married Buck FRANKLIN.