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James Wesley Huskey1830-1914
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Name Meaning for "Ogle"
Scottish, English, and northern Irish: habitational name from a place in Northumbria, named with the Old English personal name Ocga + Old English hyll ‘hill’.
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Husband Thomas Logsdon White Jr.
Born: 17 Jul 1824 - Ohio Co, KY
Christened:
Died: 11 Sep 1894
Buried: - Cub Creek Baptist Cemetery, Edmonson Co, KY
Father: Thomas Logsdon White
Mother: Elizabeth 'Casinger' Kessinger
Marriage: 17 May 1845 - Ohio Co, KY
Other Spouse: Martha Hayes Clark - 7 Nov 1857 - Henderson Co, KY
Wife Elizabeth Ann Clark
Born: 1825 - Ohio Co, KY
Christened:
Died: Between 22 Jul 1857 and 7 Nov 1857
Buried:
Noted events in her life were:
• Parents Fact, Leright & Martha Marthy Clark
Children
1 M Francis 'France' Marion White
Born: 4 Feb 1845 - Grayson Co, KY
Christened:
Died: 3 Jun 1908
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Jane Willis
Marr: 21 Aug 1863 - Edmonson Co, KY
2 F Martha Ann White
Born: 1848 - Grayson Co. KY
Christened:
Died: After 1915
Buried:
Spouse: Isaac Osborne
Marr: 4 Jan 1873 - Edmonson Co, KY
3 M Charles Dotson 'Doc' White
Born: 7 Mar 1850 - Grayson Co, KY
Christened:
Died: 8 Oct 1928 - Windyville, Edmonson Co, KY
Buried: - Wilson Cemetery, Edmonson Co, KY
Spouse: Tressie Jane Hayes
Spouse: Paradine Willis
Marr: 1879 - Edmonson Co, KY
4 F Elizabeth White
Born: 1852 - Grayson Co, KY
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M William Thomas White 598
Born: 5 Nov 1855 - Edmonson Co, KY 598
Christened:
Died: 24 May 1917 - Edmonson Co, KY 598,983
Buried: - South Union Cemetery, Edmonson Co, KY 598
Spouse: Priscilla Woosley 598
Marr: 1878
6 M William Hardin White
Born: 22 Jul 1857 - Edmonson Co, KY
Christened:
Died: 22 Jul 1857 - Edmonson Co, KY
Buried: - Cub Creek Baptist Cemetery, Edmonson Co, KY
Spouse: Mary Margaret Crowder
General Notes: Husband -
Thomas L. White, Jr. was born on July 17,
1824 in Ohio Co, KY. His father was Thomas L. White Sr. and his mother
was Betsy Cassinger. On May 17, 1845 in Ohio Co, he married Elizabeth
Ann Clark. She was born in 1825 in Ohio Co, Elizabeth and Thomas had 6
children. After Elizabeth died, Thomas, on November 7, 1857 married
Martha Clark in Henderson Co, KY. She was born on March 13, 1825 in Ohio
Co, Martha and Thomas had 6 children also. Thomas was a farmer and he
died on September 11, 1894 in Edmonson Co, KY and is buried in the Cub
Creek Cemetery in Edmonson Co This information supplied by Gail Bisbey
| Birth: | 1820 Tennessee, USA |
| Death: | Sep. 13, 1871 Macoupin County Illinois, USA |
 Illinois Marriage Record: EASLEY, GEORGE W SINCLAIR, NANCY 1840-09-23 002/ 00000535 MACOUPIN [Illinois] Illinois Marriage Record: EASLEY, GEORGE W EDWARDS, MARY A (MRS) 1866-03-04 005/0030 00005088 MACOUPIN [Illinois] "On the 4th day of March 1866, less than six months after Nancy's death, George married Mary Ann [Huskey] Edwards (20 May 1821, AL). The couple lived in Bird Township, Macoupin County, where they were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. George died 13 September of 1871. According to the 1870 Census, besides George's sons, John A. and Robert, included in the family were Sarah, 15 years, Newton, 14 years and Milda, 12 years, all born in Illinois These children were probably Mary's although perhaps Sarah was actually Josephine. George's occupation was farming with real and personal property valued at $5000 and $1200. According to a 1891 Macoupin County history, Mary's children were Oliver N., who married Etta Cook; Mary J. who married Z. Loveland, Rhoda E. who married John Stokes and Rilda E. who married J. W. Parrott." PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD MACOUPIN COUNTY ILLINOIS - 1891 Chicago: Biographical Publishing Company Page 434 MRS. MARY A. EASLEY, a resident of Bird Township, is a daughter of James and Rhoda (Regan) Huskey, natives of Tennessee, who came to Macoupin County, Ill., at a very early day and lived in Bird Township, until death ended their labors and they were buried here. they had thirteen children, of whom Mrs. Easley was the fifth in order of birth. She first saw the light in Alabama, May 20, 1821, and was about thirteen years old when her parents removed to this county. She grew to womanhood in Bird Township, which has been her home ever since she came to this State with the exception of two years which she spent in Western Mound Township. The marriage of this lady with Isaac N. Edwards took place October 4, 1838, in Bird Township. Mr. Edwards died in December, 1860. By that marriage she had ten children, namely: Mary J., James H. and John N., deceased; Rhoda E.; Griffith A., Rachel E. and Daniel F., deceased; Oliver N., Rilda E. and Amanda M., deceased. This lady's second marriage was solemnized March 4, 1866. Her husband, George W. Easley, lived but about six years after his marriage, when he passed away in September, 1872. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church in which his widow is also active and where she has been a member since she was sixteen years old. She owns one hundred and twenty acres of rich, productive land. Mrs. Easley's surviving children have all established homes of their own. Mary J. is the wife of Z. Loveless; Rhoda E. is Mrs. John Stokes; Oliver N. married Miss Etta Cook, and Rilda E. is Mrs. J. W. Parrott. Their mother is a lady who is sincere in the discharge of her religious duties and is respected by all who know her. Family links: Spouses: Nancy Sinclair Easley (1817 - 1865)* Mary Ann Huskey Edwards (1821 - 1901)* | |
| Birth: | May 20, 1821 Perry County Alabama, USA |
| Death: | Jan. 20, 1901 Macoupin County Illinois, USA |
Married first Isaac Nelson Edwards. Illinois Marriage Record: EDWARDS, ISAAC N HUSKEY, NANCY A 1838-10-04 1/ 409 MACOUPIN [Names is Mary A Huskey] Married second George W. Easley Illinois Marriage Record: EASLEY, GEORGE W EDWARDS, MARY A (MRS) 1866-03-04 005/0030 00005088 MACOUPIN PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD MACOUPIN COUNTY ILLINOIS - 1891 Chicago: Biographical Publishing Company Page 434 MRS. MARY A. EASLEY, a resident of Bird Township, is a daughter of James and Rhoda (Regan) Huskey, natives of Tennessee, who came to Macoupin County, Ill., at a very early day and lived in Bird Township, until death ended their labors and they were buried here. they had thirteen children, of whom Mrs. Easley was the fifth in order of birth. She first saw the light in Alabama, May 20, 1821, and was about thirteen years old when her parents removed to this county. She grew to womanhood in Bird Township, which has been her home ever since she came to this State with the exception of two years which she spent in Western Mound Township. The marriage of this lady with Isaac N. Edwards took place October 4, 1838, in Bird Township. Mr. Edwards died in December, 1860. By that marriage she had ten children, namely: Mary J., James H. and John N., deceased; Rhoda E.; Griffith A., Rachel E. and Daniel F., deceased; Oliver N., Rilda E. and Amanda M., deceased. This lady's second marriage was solemnized March 4, 1866. Her husband, George W. Easley, lived but about six years after his marriage, when he passed away in September, 1872. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church in which his widow is also active and where she has been a member since she was sixteen years old. She owns one hundred and twenty acres of rich, productive land. Mrs. Easley's surviving children have all established homes of their own. Mary J. is the wife of Z. Loveless; Rhoda E. is Mrs. John Stokes; Oliver N. married Miss Etta Cook, and Rilda E. is Mrs. J. W. Parrott. Their mother is a lady who is sincere in the discharge of her religious duties and is respected by all who know her. Family links: Parents: James Huskey (1795 - 1845) Rhoda Reagan Huskey (1796 - 1855) Spouses: Isaac Nelson Edwards (1817 - 1860) George Washington Easley (1820 - 1871) Children: James Huskey Edwards (1842 - 1861)* Rhoda Emeline Edwards Wallen (1846 - 1916)* Griffith Agabus Edwards (1849 - 1865)* Daniel Fletcher Edwards (1854 - 1872)* Oliver Newton Edwards (1856 - 1932)* ZERILDA ELEANOR EDWARDS PARROTT (1858 - 1935)* | |
Edward,
Sr. was born about 1822 in Tennessee.
He was killed by a horse in July 1859 in Prairie Point (Rhome), Texas.
His mother was Catherine___.
Jane was born August
1825 in Sumner County, Tennessee to Thomas
CHAPMAN and Rachel GARRISON.
Jane died after 1900, possibly
in Polk County, Arkansas.
They were married between 1840-1844, believed they married
in Illinois although no marriage record has been found.
Their daughter, Martha, was born
about 1844 and she died of lung fever in August 1859 in Prairie Point
(Rhome).
Edward and
Jane were found on the 1850 Marion
County, Illinois census and they were on the 1860 Wise County, Texas
census.
I was searching the 1860 Mortality Schedule for Wise
County looking for another ancestor and I found
Edward, Sr. and Martha's
deaths recorded. Where were Jane
Tadlock and the Smith families
in 1870 census?
Their children are:
1. Martha J. was born about 1844 in Illinois, died August 1859 of lung fever at Prairie Point (Rhome), Wise County, Texas
2. Mary A.
3. Sarah E.
4. Richard M.
5. John C.
6. Nancy L.
Edward Jackson Tadlock, Jr.
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Jack was born
September 1859 in Wise County, Texas. There is a marriage between E. J. TADLOCK and
Mary COSLEY on 5 Oct 1884 in Wise County, Texas. Descendants
of Jack says his wife was Mary EASLEY.
In 1900, Mary states she had 6 children with
4 living.
1. Clifford J. born September 1888 2. Thomas Carol born July 1889 3. Walter J. born April 1895
4. William Burl born May 1900 5. _______ 6. _______
During 1888 and 1889, Edward
and his family were living in the Indian Territory. By April
1895, they had moved to
Arkansas. In 1900, they were living in the Ozark twp, Polk County,
Arkansas.
Much of the information came from Betty Day, John Ray, internet, FTM cds, censuses, and libraries.
| Birth: | May 20, 1833 Perry County Alabama, USA |
| Death: | May 20, 1908 Ottawa Franklin County Kansas, USA |
Harkey H. Huskey Born: 20 May 1833 in Perry County, Alabama Married: Lourintha Elizabeth Peebles in Macoupin County, Illinois Residence in 1908 before death: La Porte, Harris County, Texas Died: 20 May 1908 Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA. Died on 75th birthday. Cemetery record reports date of death as 21 may 1909. Newspaper reports death as 20 May 1908. Buried: Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cemetery, Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas [Does not have a tombstone] Cemetery records show: H.H. Huskey DOD: May 21, 1908 Date of Internment: May 24, 1908 Location: Block 8, Lot 91, Space 3 Lot Owner: H.P. Huskey [Harry Peebles Huskey who is Harkey's son.] Family links: Parents: James Huskey (1795 - 1845) Rhoda Reagan Huskey (1796 - 1855) Children: Harris Oswald Huskey (1878 - 1918)* | |
| Birth: | Feb. 14, 1795 Edgefield County South Carolina, USA |
| Death: | Sep. 15, 1845 Macoupin County Illinois, USA |
Tombstone picture, by Shirley Aleguas, is from Joiner Cemetery listing - http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/macoupin/cemetery/hickorygrv_joiner.html Family links: Parents: Isaac Huskey (1772 - 1846) Spouse: Rhoda Reagan Huskey (1796 - 1855)* Children: Elizabeth Huskey (1815 - 1834)* Jane Huskey Pinkerton (1816 - 1895)* Sarah Huskey (1819 - 1834)* Mary Ann Huskey Edwards (1821 - 1901)* Harkey H. Huskey (1833 - 1908)* Harriet C Huskey (1836 - 1841)* | |
William HOLLAND of Upcott Avenel (private).
Spouse: Mary FORTESCUE of Buckland-Filleigh.
Dora Irene HOLLIS11 was born in 1892. She died in 1968. Parents: Frederick HOLLIS from Isle of Wight and Amelia (Minnie) FORTESCUE.
Ethel Constance HOLLIS11 was born in 1895. Parents: Frederick HOLLIS from Isle of Wight and Amelia (Minnie) FORTESCUE.Spouse: William BRANSTON.
Frederick HOLLIS from Isle of Wight11 was born in 1850 in Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hants.19 He appeared in the census on 3 April 1881 in Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hants. He was living in 1918 in Brighstone Limerstone Farm, Isle of Wight, Hants.Spouse: Amelia (Minnie) FORTESCUE. Amelia (Minnie) FORTESCUE and Frederick HOLLIS from Isle of Wight were married on 12 November 1889. Children were: Mabel Lillian HOLLIS, Dora Irene HOLLIS, Frederick HOLLIS, Ethel Constance HOLLIS, Henry Thomas HOLLIS.
Nancy Tadlock & Ward S Thomas, Jackson Co., IN
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Surnames: Tadlock, Thomas
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This couple married in Jackson
Co in 1833. Doing an exact search on Ancestry for the year 1830, I get
two Tadlocks in Carr, Jackson Co, IN and there is a John Thomas at Carr
in 1830. From that, I'm thinking Benjamin Tadlock could have been
Nancy's father and John Thomas could have been Ward's? Does anyone have
clues? Thanks.
The other Tadlock in Carr is Chalkey there are only two people in that household.
The other Tadlock in Carr is Chalkey there are only two people in that household.
Re: Nancy Tadlock & Ward S Thomas, Jackson Co., IN
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Not sure about the parents of
Ward, but Nancy's parents were Thomas Tadlock Jr and Catherine David
(which is part of my wife's line)
1850 census for Marion County, Illinois
Ward Thomas 39 NY
Nancy 37 TN
Ira 15 IN (this is Isaac)
John 13 IL
William 11 IL
Johnathan 9 IL
James 7 IL
Andrew Thomas 5 IL
Ward 2 IL
1870 census for Marion County, Illinois
Ward S. Thomas 59 NY
Nancy 56 KY
Nancy had five (5) brothers: Asa, David, Richard, Edward, and John. (My wife's line descends from Edward)
Nancy's father Thomas Tadlock Jr was descended from Thomas Tadlock and Sarah Sally Sumner. Thomas descended from Thomas C. Tadlock and Sarah Elizabeth Jane Jones. Thomas C. was descended from Edward Tatlocke (arrived in America 1702 near James River) and Elizabeth (?). Edward was descended from William Tatlocke and Jane Spencer.
Nancy's family was living in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana in 1830 and started during the early part of the 1830's to move to Illinois. Nancy stayed and married.
1850 census for Marion County, Illinois
Ward Thomas 39 NY
Nancy 37 TN
Ira 15 IN (this is Isaac)
John 13 IL
William 11 IL
Johnathan 9 IL
James 7 IL
Andrew Thomas 5 IL
Ward 2 IL
1870 census for Marion County, Illinois
Ward S. Thomas 59 NY
Nancy 56 KY
Nancy had five (5) brothers: Asa, David, Richard, Edward, and John. (My wife's line descends from Edward)
Nancy's father Thomas Tadlock Jr was descended from Thomas Tadlock and Sarah Sally Sumner. Thomas descended from Thomas C. Tadlock and Sarah Elizabeth Jane Jones. Thomas C. was descended from Edward Tatlocke (arrived in America 1702 near James River) and Elizabeth (?). Edward was descended from William Tatlocke and Jane Spencer.
Nancy's family was living in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana in 1830 and started during the early part of the 1830's to move to Illinois. Nancy stayed and married.
Born [date unknown] in Tennessee
Son of
Thomas M. Tadlock Jr
and
Catharine David
Brother of
Nancy Tadlock and John Tadlock
Husband of
[private wife (1820's - unknown)]
Father of
John C. Tadlock
Died July 1859 in Prairie Point, Texas
Born [date unknown] in Illinois
Son of
Edward J. Tadlock
and
[private mother (1820's - unknown)]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Mary M. Unknown
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Father of
William T. Tadlock
Born [date unknown] in Texas
Son of
John C. Tadlock
and
Mary M. Unknown
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Beulah Joplin
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Born [date unknown] [location unknown]
Daughter of
Thomas M. Tadlock Jr
and
Catharine David
Sister of
Edward J. Tadlock and John Tadlock
| Birth: | Feb. 23, 1868 Copiah County Mississippi, USA |
| Death: | May 31, 1915 Brazos County Texas, USA |
Family links: Parents: William Knox Deason (1845 - 1895) Rebecca Deason (1848 - 1927) | |
| Burial: Old Bethel Cemetery Brazos County Texas, USA | |
| Birth: | ???. 31, 1845 |
| Death: | 1895 |
CO G 3RD MISSISSIPPI INF CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY Family links: Spouse: Rebecca Deason (1848 - 1927)* Children: Edmond Benjamin Deason (1868 - 1915)* Virginia Priscilla Deason Jones (1872 - 1960)* Joseph Lee Deason (1874 - 1938)* Nettie Deason Atkins (1886 - 1963)* *Calculated relationship | |
| Burial: Old Bethel Cemetery Brazos County Texas, USA | |
| Birth: | Jan. 12, 1874 Hazlehurst Copiah County Mississippi, USA |
| Death: | Mar. 13, 1938 Beaumont Jefferson County Texas, USA |
Family links: Parents: William Knox Deason (1845 - 1895) Rebecca Deason (1848 - 1927) Spouse: Minnie Mae Estes Deason (1885 - 1941)* Children: William Lee Deason (1909 - 1961)* | |
Minor Jackson Hough
Minor Jackson Hough
I am looking for a picture of
my g grandfather, Minor Jackson Hough, b 1833 in Chesterfield, SC & d
1894 in Lancaster, SC. He was married c 1865 to Esther Adeline Clifton.
He was a lawyer, solicitor, judge, & captain of Company B, 8th SC
Infantry.
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Re: Minor Jackson Hough
Sorry, have no picture but my
ggf was a Minor Jackson Deason and from papers that were given to me
about 40 years ago I believe he was related to Dorcas Hough wife of
Benjamin Deason. My blank wall is the first name of my gggf Deason. Do
you have any suggestions.
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Re: Minor Jackson Hough
Are you any relationship to
Minor Hough that passed away in the late 80's. He would have been in his
late 30's or early 40's. There are two sets of Houghs in Chesterfield,
both white and black. Minor and my father (deceased) where good friends,
however, my grandmother may be able to tell you who to go to.
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| Birth: | Dec. 24, 1814 North Carolina, USA |
| Death: | Jun. 23, 1902 Fort Lawn Chester County South Carolina, USA |
Dau of Obediah and Leah (Winchester) Doster of Union Co., NC and wife of William Hough (see White Plains Cem., Jefferson, Chesterfield Co., SC), she bore him 3 daus and 7 sons of which 5 served with the CSA and 3 survived. Provenance of the photograph is: g-grdau Virginia Jordan Carroll > dau Esther Hough Jordan > son James Madison "Matt" Hough. Bears a striking resemblance to brother of Esther named Thomas C. who is buried next to Sarah at Elmwood. Family links: Spouse: William Hough (1810 - 1859) Children: Minor Jackson Hough (1833 - 1894)* Joseph Charles Hough (1834 - 1913)* James Madison Hough (1840 - 1916)* William Thomas Hough (1841 - 1862)* Amos Hough (1846 - 1865)* Sarah E Hough Evans (1854 - 1927)* | |
| Birth: | Jan. 29, 1833 Chesterfield County South Carolina, USA |
| Death: | Dec. 20, 1894 Lancaster Lancaster County South Carolina, USA |
Son of William and Sarah (Doster) Hough, he went to Olin College in NC, then taught school at the White Plains Academy in Jefferson, Chesterfield Co., SC, for several years while he studied law. He was admitted to the SC bar in 1859. During the War Between the States, he was Capt. of Comp K, Butler's 6th SC Cav. and of Co E, 8th SC Regt. He was elected District Judge of Chesterfield Co in 1866 and held that office until it was abolished. In 1885, he moved to Lancaster to practice law. He was elected Solicitor of the 6th Circuit Court in 1892, and he held that office when he died. From the Honorarium at the Lancaster Courthouse memorial service it was stated that he was "a gentleman and a scholar." Minor Jackson was responsible for saving Hough family records from fire during Sherman's burning of Chesterfield courthous Mar 2-3, 1864. He had kept the records at his home and later transferred them to Lancaster Co., SC courthouse Family links: Parents: William Hough (1810 - 1859) Sarah Doster Hough (1814 - 1902) Children: Hough (1872 - 1872)* Minor James Hough (1873 - 1948)* | |
| Birth: | Feb. 10, 1873 South Carolina, USA |
| Death: | Mar. 17, 1948 |
From the history of South Carolina: Judge Hough took his law course in South Carolina College. Was admitted to the bar in 1899 and in the same year began to practice law in Chesterfield. Elected in 1901 to fill out an unexpired term in the Legislature and in 1903 was called by popular election to the office of probate judge. On February 11, 1903 he married Pearl Evans, daughter of Maj. W. A. Evans. They have four children: Leo Evans, William, Minor and Agnes. Family links: Parents: Minor Jackson Hough (1833 - 1894) Esther Ada Clifton Hough (1843 - 1926) Spouse: Pearl Augusta Evans Hough (1878 - 1969)* Children: Leoline Evans Hough (1905 - 1996)* Minor James Hough (1909 - 1942)* Grace Hough Harrelson (1918 - 1979)* | |
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