James W. MILAM

Father: James Lafayette MILAM
Mother: Idella W. BILLS 

                          _James Lafayette MILAM _____
 _James Lafayette MILAM _|
|                        |_Martha Ann Elizabeth DUNN _
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|--James W. MILAM 
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|                         _Wilson James BILLS ________
|_Idella W. BILLS _______|
                         |_Sallie Jane HOOTEN ________
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Notes

He was living in home of D. C. Milam with his parents family in 1920 in Uvalde , Texas. He was 27 years old at this time. George T. Cantrell records show that he died in El Paso in 1956/57 - never married.

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Martha "Patsey" MILAM

Father: John Page MILAM
Mother: Sarah Ann FULLER 

                     _Bartlett MILAM ____
 _John Page MILAM __|
|                   |_Elizabeth GWINN ___
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|--Martha "Patsey" MILAM 
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|                    _Isham FULLER ______
|_Sarah Ann FULLER _|
                    |_Elizabeth ROBERTS _
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Notes

From Robert M. Wilbanks, IV Milam Newsletter - Vol.1, #3. page 6

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Alvan Benton WATSON

Father: John WATSON
Mother: Agnes GARDENHIRE 

                     __________________________
 _John WATSON ______|
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|--Alvan Benton WATSON 
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|                    _Thompson GARDENHIRE _____
|_Agnes GARDENHIRE _|
                    |_Martha "Susan" COPELAND _
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Notes

!NOTES: Billy Gardenhire records. Died in the Civil War in Okolona, Mississippi.

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Michael Curtis WILLIS

Father: Thomas Boyd WILLIS
Mother: REBEKAH Maria ALLEN 

                        _______________________
 _Thomas Boyd WILLIS __|
|                      |_______________________
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|--Michael Curtis WILLIS 
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|                       _Charles Edward ALLEN _
|_REBEKAH Maria ALLEN _|
                       |_Ruth Naomi SIMMONS ___
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Janie Melissa MEANS

Family 1: Hubert Herbert HENRY
  1. George Warren HENRY 
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|--Janie Melissa MEANS 
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Mattied HINES

Father: Press A. HINES
Mother: Eliza Jane CARR

Family 1: Ike BONDURANT 

                    _John HINES _
 _Press A. HINES __|
|                  |_Ann DUNCAN _
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|--Mattied HINES 
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|                   _____________
|_Eliza Jane CARR _|
                   |_____________
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Jerry Dee DYCUS

Father: Hubert Lee DYCUS
Mother: Treasa WILLIAMS

Family 1: Candy Lee WHITE
  1. Dee Edward DYCUS
  2. Mandy Lee DYCUS 
                     _Thomas Leslie DYCUS ______
 _Hubert Lee DYCUS _|
|                   |_Effie RUDDELL ____________
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|--Jerry Dee DYCUS 
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|                    _James Sebastian WILLIAMS _
|_Treasa WILLIAMS __|
                    |_Mollie Sophie PICKNEY ____
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!NOTES: Obit in Rotan Advance-Roby Star page 6, June 22, 1995: "Jerry Dycus, 47, of Rotan, died Wednesday at his home following a lenghty illness. Funeral services were at 2 P.M., Thursday (June 15, 1995) at the Rotan Church of Christ with Barry Day officiating. Burial was in the Belvieu Cemetery with arrangements by Weathersbee Funeral Home. Mr. Dycus was born Novebmer 19, 1947 at Rotan. He graduated from Rotan High School in 1966, then earned a Master Mechanic associate degree from Denver Automotive School. He attended Sul Ross University. He married Candy White, December 26, 1971 in Rotan. He was a Rotan merchant associated with White Auto Store which later became White's True Value Hardware. As a member of the Church of Christ he served as a deacon and church treasurer. In the Rotan Volunteer Fire Department he served as a truck driver, Fire Marshal, Secretary, Vice President, President, Assistant Fire Chief and Fire Chief. He was a past president of the Rotan Lions Club and the Rotan Jaycees. He served on the board of directors of the Rotan Chamber of Commerce and the D.P. & R. Wather Authority. He was Secretary of the Rotan Golf Association. He is preceded in death by his father, Hubert Dycus, on December 15, 1987. He is survived by his wife - Candy Dycus; a son - Dee Dycus; a daughter - Mandy Dycus; his mother - Treasa Dycus, all of Rotan and a brother Billy Dycus of Azel."

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Sterling SIMS

Family 1: Sarah Fitzpatrick HEARD
  1. George Anderson SIMS
  2. William Falkner SIMS
  3. Thomas Whaley SIMS
  4. Taylor Jackson SIMS
  5. Joseph Marion Heard SIMS 
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|--Sterling SIMS 
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!DEATH: Tombstone in Cotten Gin cemetery, Freestone county, TX. Stone reads "Gone but not forgotten and does not have a birth date on it.

!NOTES: From the book "History of Freestone County": "Sterling Sime came to Freestone county with his wife, Sarah Fitzpatrick Heard Sims, from Georgia in 1852. He established Simsboro in Freestone County. This couple is buried in the Cotton Gin Cemetery. (lists children...)."

!NOTES: Book History of Freestone County, TX: "Sarah was the daughter of William Heard and Catherine Bird and the grandaughter of George Heard and Sarah Fitzpatrick. Ther were living in Thomas county, (GA) in 1840 and in Jefferson count, Florida in 1850. Three of their children, Francis, Mark and Elizabeth had died. In 1845 his daughter, Mary had a boy friend that Sterling did not like, so Sterling hid in a tree and took a shot at him. It was not long before Mary had another boy friend and said she was going to marry him. Sterling thought that since this one was a Preacher he might be all righ. So Mary married at the age of eleven to Rev. Franklin McMillan. Franklin and Mary came to Texas and settled one mile east of Simsboro." (text deleted) In 1851 Sterling received his share of his father's estabe and left Pensacola by boat for Freestone county by way of New Orleans and Gavelston. The Sims family along with 17 slaves, cam up the Trinity River to Navarro Crossing and from there made the journey to Freestone County on ox-wagons where they built their first home in 1852. Sterline was a blacksmith and operated the first horse-drawn cotton gin at Simsboro."

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John M HINES

Family 1: Amelia H PATRICK
  1. Ella Howard HINES
  2. Maggie HINES
  3. Anna HINES 
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|--John M HINES 
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Constance Kathleen "Connie" MAIO

Family 1: Greg Wayne WALKER
  1. Nathan Wayne WALKER
  2. Grant Michael WALKER
  3. Travis Daniel WALKER 
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|--Constance Kathleen "Connie" MAIO 
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!BIRTH: Family group record from Mrs. Jewell (Parker) Walker.

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