Sarah SMITH

• BIRTH: 26 MAY 1837, ,,Mississippi
• DEATH: 29 JUN 1914, Visalia,,CA

1. Howard HOLBERT
2. Mollie HOLBERT

• MARRIAGE: 29 SEP 1860

1. Laura S SIMMONS
2. William SIMMONS
3. Georgia Ann SIMMONS
4. Alexander Elliott SIMMONS
5. Bobbie SIMMONS
6. Oscar Ivy SIMMONS

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 _Nathan T SMITH _|
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|_Mahalia ________|
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Thomas Maurice HINES

• BIRTH: 25 OCT 1942, Paducah,McCracken,KY

• MARRIAGE: 28 SEP 1968, Savannah,,GA

1. Thomas Maurice HINES
2. Stephen Weeks HINES

                          _George Everett HINES _
 _Everett Maurice HINES _|
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|--Thomas Maurice HINES 
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|_Aolia COOPER __________|
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!NOTES: Manager, Martin Marietta, resides in Paducah, KY, and is a member of the Methodist Church.

Dorothy Mae ADAIR

• BIRTH: 3 NOV 1924, San Saba,,TX

• MARRIAGE: 23 AUG 1946, Dallas,Dallas County,TX

1. David Patrick DUCKWORTH
2. Diane Adair DUCKWORTH

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 _Henry Clyde ADAIR __|
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|_Beulah Mae BOYNTON _|
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Mary Bell

• BIRTH: 12 APR 1879, ,,TX
• DEATH: 18 JUL 1949, ,Ellis,TX
• BURIAL: JUL 1949, Ennis,Ellis County,TX

1. Fred Hampton CLARK
2. Lawrence E CLARK
3. Joseph Lawrence CLARK

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!DEATH: Tombstone in Myrtle Cemetery in Ennis, Ellis County, Texas.

William Henry FREDMAN

• MARRIAGE: 28 SEP 1893

1. Gwendolyn FREDMAN

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Robert DUCKWORTH

• BIRTH: ABT 1919, ,Fannin,TX

                       _Robert E L DUCKWORTH ___
 _Luther E DUCKWORTH _|
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|--Robert DUCKWORTH 
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|_Beatrice FINLEY ____|
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Maranda J BEAVER

• MARRIAGE: 3 SEP 1888, ,Walton,GA

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Benjamin Perkins TRIMBLE

                      _Reverend Seldon Y. TRIMBLE _
 _Seldon Y. TRIMBLE _|
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|--Benjamin Perkins TRIMBLE 
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|_Maria PERKINS _____|
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Josephus Wilkerson DALTON

• BIRTH: 30 MAR 1836, ,Logan,KY
• DEATH: 12 JUL 1911, Cleburne,Johnson County,TX
• BURIAL: 13 JUL 1911, Cleburne,Johnson County,TX

• MARRIAGE: 12 DEC 1855, ,,TN

1. George Henry DALTON
2. William Gib DALTON
3. Mattie L DALTON
4. Anna D DALTON
5. Mary Almeta "Meta" DALTON
6. Josephus W DALTON

                       _Berryman DALTON _
 _Henry W DALTON _____|
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|--Josephus Wilkerson DALTON 
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|                      _Henry SMITH _____
|_Martha Patsy SMITH _|
                      |_Christina _______

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!DEATH: Book "Civil War Veterans of Johnson County Texas" lists Dalton, J. W. Died 12 July 1911 buried Cleburne Cem Blk 36 lot 5 per Cleburne TX cemetery information. Texas death certificate number 16025

!NOTES: Enlisted in Company C, 7th Kentucky Cavalry on April 23, 1864 in Blandville, KY. "Wounded severely, thigh ampu" Lost his leg in the battle of Tishomingo Creek, Mississippi, June 10 and 11, 1864.

!NOTE: Mrs L. Hardcastle provided the information for the death certificate.

!NOTES: Cleburne Daily Times, Wed, Jul 12, 1911: " 'Uncle' Joe Dalton Answers the Last Bugle Call this Morning at 10 O'Clock. At 10 o'clock this morning 'Uncle' Joe Dalton, soldier, patriot and citizen answered the last bugle call and his spirit was transported from the suffering body to the realm of eternal peace. For months and months 'Uncle' Joe, as all his friends called him, had been an invalid, and his death was expected a most any time, but careful nursing and living care, and indomitable will power kept him with us, until now, but when death came this morning and the news was spread over town, there was many expressions of sorrow. Deceased was born in Logan county, KY, in 1836, and was therefore 75 years of age. He grew to manhood in his native state and when the war between the states came on he joined the Confederate Army and served with the Seventh Kentucky Regiment. At the battle of Brice's Cross Roads he lost a leg. He was in many of the battles and always proved a fearless and valant soldier. In 1875 he came to Texas for a a time lived at Alvarado, where he engaged in the general merchandise business. He was the first tax collector of Johnson county, and held that office for four years. Moving to Cleburne when it was but a village, he engaged in the grocery business for several years. He was the chief organizer of Pat Cleburne Camp, No 88, I. C. V. here, and was the prime mover in the camp securing the plat of land known as Confederate Park. 'Uncle Joe' was a true Southerner, an honest, Christian gentleman, a good firend, and though suffering for many years, was always pleasant and had a cordial word for all his many friends and acquantances when he met them. The funeral will take place from the residence tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Thus another one of the old pioneers, who have paved the way for and helped make this great, grand and glorious country, a rich heritage for the present and future generations has gone to his last reward leaving a life and deeds of good, worthy of emulation by us all. They are going one by one. Peace to his ashes."