Margaret Nowlin

Notes:

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Buried - in Patterson Cemetery - 1 mile North Old Shiloh Baptis t Church on Little Bear Creek inFrank Col Al.

Margaret married Robert Patterson in 1809 in Rutherford County, North Carolina U.S.A.. Robert (son of Robert Patterson and Mabel) was born on 05 Jan 1787 in Rutherford County, North Carolina; died on 25 Feb 1864 in Franklin County, Alabama C.S.A.; was buried in Patterson Cemetery, Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Hardin Patterson got from the US Government 159.20 acres in Fran klin County, Alabama on 16 Jan 1840, cert. # 14406, Section 30 , Township 6 South, Range 14 West of Huntsville Meridian. This i s in the northern part of Franklin County, bordering Colbert Cou nty.

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1840 Census of Franklin County, Alabama

Patterson, Hardin 1 Male 30-40 years old
1 Male 20-30 years old
1 Male 5-10 years old
1 Female 20-30 years old
1 Female 10-15 years old
2 Females under 5 years old

1850 Itawamba County, MS Census, Dist. No. 7, Nov 16, 1850, Page 4 31 B

740/740

Hardin Patterson 40 M Farmer 1000 NC
Elizabeth 39 F NC
James 18 M Farmer TN
Julia 13 F AL
Elizabeth 11 F AL
Margaret 8 F AL
Robert 6 M AL
Eunice 3 F MS


1860 Itawamba County, Census
Pleasanton P.O.
Household #1681

PATTERSON, Harden 50 Farmer NC
Elizabeth 41 SC
James F. 26 Merchant TN
Elizabeth M. 19 AL
Margaret A. 17 AL
Robert A. 15 AL
COVINGTON, Henry 27 Meth. Minister SC


1870 Census of Tishomingo County Mississippi

Page No. Name Age Sex Race Occupation Proper ty Birthplace
Value
Patterson, Hardin 60 M W clergymn 600 0-10600 NC
Sirena 29 F W Hskp r AL
Lilla M . 7 F W MS
William H . 5 M W MS
Mary J . 3 F W MS

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1880 Census of Tishomingo County Mississippi

Name Age Sex Occupatio n Birthplace of
Self, Father, Mother
Patterson, Hardan 70 M Farme r NC SC NC
Serena A. 39 F keeps house AL .. . ...
Wm. H. 15 M farm labor MS N C AL
Ben F. 7 M M S NC AL
Idia S . 4 F M S NC AL

Hale, Wm. J. 22 M Farme r MS MS MS
Lillie M. 17 F keeps hous e MS NC AL




Hardin Patterson's testimonial for Methodist Episcopal Minster w as 13 Sep 1857 in Itawamba County, Mississippi.

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"A Place Called Belmont"
"In the early Golden (present Fanchertown) community, the Patter son Chapel Methodist Church was organized in about 1884. It wa s named in honor of Rev. Hardin Patterson, a respected ministe r and early area builder. He reportedly delivered the first serm on at the church and was very helpful in the locating and starti ng of the church. The first membership of the church was compose d mostly of members from Mt. Zion Methodist Church, which had be en located over the edge of Alabama and was destroyed in a ravag ing storm. Early families of Patterson Chapel were: Fancher, Nab ers, Mink, Pate, Patterson, Messer, Bostick, and Epps. An earl y school, Patterson Chapel Public Free School functioned in thi s community."

Notes:

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Note: It appears he died between 1862 (conception of his las t child) and 1870 (census record). The most likely place would b e the war between the states.

From Gene & Brenda Thorn

Harrison Patterson married Nancy Taylor Crouch

Note: Aunt Eunice's chart has Harrison married to a ? Messer
with children Ellen, Alexander and John.

It appears that Ellen is an error, a Virginia shows up in the c ensus records.



1860 Itawamba County Census
Oak Farm P.O.
Household #1519

PATERSON, Harrison 47 Farmer NC
Nancy 30 GA
Samuel H. 21 AL
William C. 18 AL
Isom J. 18 AL
James P. 16 AL
Alexander W. 2 MS
EPPS, Mauvel 72 NC
Elizabeth 53 NC
Pleasant 19 AL
Sealey 16 AL
John 11 AL
VINSON, Marvel 14 AL

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1850 Franklin County Alabama Census

503 503 Marvel Epps 62 M Farmer 400 NC
Elizabeth Epps 43 F NC
Sarah Epps 39 F NC
Levi Epps 27 M Farmer NC
Joseph 24 M Nc
Nancy 18 F NC
Martha 16 F AL
Margaret 12 F NC
Pleasant 9 M AL
Sealy (?) 7 M (?) AL
Marvil W 5 M AL
John 2 M AL
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Possible Civil War Notes: www.tarleton.edu/~kjones/alcav.html#11 th-Cav

11th Alabama Cavalry

Also known as the 10th Alabama (Burtwell's) Cavalry Regiment. Th e nucleus of this regiment was a command that served for some ti me under Col. Jeffrey E. Forrest, Forrest's Cavalry Regiment, al so called the 4th Cavalry Regiment. The command was increased t o a regiment, and re-organized by transferring 4 Tennessee compa nies to the 18th Tennessee Cavalry and by sending 5 Alabama comp anies to Warren's and Moreland's cavalry battalions. The 11th Al abama Cavalry Regiment was organized by the consolidation of War ren's and William's cavalry battalions on 14 January 1865, compr ising men from Franklin, Lauderdale, Limestone, and Morgan count ies. It was with Forrest in the attack on Athens and Sulphur Tre stle, and in the fight at Pulaski, losing very severely in casua lties on the expedition. The regiment rendered effective servic e to Gen. John Bell Hood. It was part of Philip Dale Roddy's for ce at Montevallo, and was in front of Union Gen'l James Wilson' s column to Selma; At the assault on the works there, the Eleven th was in the trenches, and nearly all its men retired therefrom , as the part of the line held by them was not assailed. The reg iment laid down its arms at Decatur in May, 1865.

Field and staff officers: Col. John Robertson Bedford Burtwell ( Lauderdale); Lt. Col. John F. Doan (MS); Major Melville W. Sale ; and Adjutant David H. Halsey (Franklin)

Historical resources:


Patterson, H. Co. A Private
Patterson, H. I. Co. B Private

Notes:

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1850 Census - Franklin County, Alabama - District No. 6 - 6 Ja n 1850

Peter - age 35 born NC - farmer - value of Real Estat e owned - 500
Elizabeth - age 30 born AL
Lucinda age 12 born AL
Henderson age 11 born AL
Lyla age 8 born AL
Hrimirth ? age 5 born AL
Calvin age 4 born AL
David age 1 born AL




1850 Agricultural Census for Franklin County Alabama

Peter Patterson, 20, 80, 500, 5, 250


These are the items represented and separated by a comma; for ex ample John Doe, 20, 25, 10, 5,
100
1. Owner
2. Acres of Improved Land
3. Acres of Unimproved Land
4. Cash Value of Farm
5. Value of Farm Implements and Machinery
13. Value of Livestock

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1870 PATTERSON PETER Franklin County AL 499 Pleasant Site P.O. F ederal Population Schedule AL 1870 Federal Census Index AL102496 38

1870 Franklin County Alabama Census
Household 59 64

Peter Patterson 52 M W Farmer 800 1100 NC
Eliza J. 41 FW Keeping hous e GA
P. C. 21 MW Farme r AL
Lillie A. 23 FW ??? occupatio n AL
M. M . 14 FW at schoo l AL
Varnia 8 FW at Schoo l AL
Beatrice 6 FW at hom e AL



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Census information

Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Othe r Info Record Type Database ID#

1850 PATTERSON PETER Franklin County AL 234 District 6 Federal P opulation Schedule AL 1850 Federal Census Index ALS5a1344846

1860 PATTERSON PETER Franklin County AL 758 Western Division Fed eral Population Schedule AL 1860 Federal Census Index AL01994729

1870 PATTERSON PETER Franklin County AL 499 Pleasant Site P.O. F ederal Population Schedule AL 1870 Federal Census Index AL102496 38



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MIGHT BE info on his Civil War service

Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Inductio n Rank - Discharge Notes Allegiance

Patterson Peter A 20 Battalion Alabam a Light Art'y Private Private Confederate
Patterson Peter H 6 Alabama In fantry. Private Private Confederate

Peter married Elizabeth Bates on 12 Sep 1839 in Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.. Elizabeth (daughter of Henderson E. Bates and Mary Martin) was born on 05 Jul 1820 in Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.; died on 12 Sep 1857 in Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.; was buried in Weatherbee Cemetery, Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Peter married Elizabeth Jane Smith on 13 Mar 1861 in Franklin County, Alabama C.S.A.. Elizabeth was born on 23 Jan 1829 in Franklin County, Tennessee U.S.A.; died on 20 Feb 1891 in Pleasant Site, Franklin, Alabama U.S.A.; was buried in Strickland Cemetery, Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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There is some confusion about a JB Bolding having been Mary's fi rst husband. BUT the odds are it was Andrew Patton Bolding for s ome reason he called himself Johnnie from time to time.

Notes:

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1850 Franklin County Census

Patterson, David 30 M farmer - 500 TN
Matilda 27 F TN
? 8 F TN
Margaret 6 F TN
Robert 4 M AL
Eliza 1 F AL
Patterson, Robert 24 M ? TN


1860 Franklin County Census

Patterson, David N. age 40 farmer born in Tennessee
Matilda F. age 37 born in Alabama
Marguerite age 16 born in Alabama
Robert F. age 13 born in Alabama
Elisa age 10 born in Alabama
Hardin A. age 7 born in Alabama
Halcot? J. age 4 born in Alabama
Henderson age 2 born in Alabama
Matilda A. age 5 mon. born in Alabama



"Old Land Records of Colbert County, Alabama" page 103

SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 40.12 acres David Nowlin? Patterson 8 Feb 1 854
18279 - Number of Certificateor Warrant..

Notes:

Apparently Robert never married.

In the 1850 Census, he is living with his brother David.

1850 Franklin County Census

Patterson, David 30 M farmer - 500 TN
Matilda 27 F TN
? 8 F TN
Margaret 6 F TN
Robert 4 M AL
Eliza 1 F AL
Patterson, Robert 24 M ? TN


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>died at Chicamauga in Civil War

Notes:

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From Doris Oaks's email on 20 Oct 2001

> Also have I shared with you the connection I have made with th e Britton
> family? They didn't know that the Unicey wife of their Calvi n W. is
> that of our Nancy! Eunice even lists her name as Unicey! Whi ch does
> get used for Nancy, it's one of those weird nickname thing s I believe!
> I know it took me a long time to learn that `Patsy' is a nickn ame for
> Martha!!!! Peggy for Margaret, Molly, Polly etc. for Mary ! Then for
> males - this one I never could understand: Jack for John!!!
>

Notes:

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1860 Franklin County Alabama Census

pg 731 #432 Walker Norris 40 M TN md. 1845
Margarett 26 F TN
Robert M 12 M
Nebun 10 M
Felix J. 8 M
Sana B. 6 F
Thadeuns 1 M
Next door #433 Isam J. Patterson 23 M TN md. 1835
Margaret A. 24 F TN
Manda B. 4 F AL
Louisa C. 2 F AL
Next pg 780 #762 Calvin Britton 34 M AL
Nisa (Nancy) 32 F AL md 1849
Julian E. 10 M
Wm R. 8 M
Noble M. 7 M
Helen E. 4 F
Jessie B. 2 F

Notes:

From - "Captain in Rebel Army. Captured by Yankees. Fed parched corn. Very sick with Dysentery. Responded to Masonic sign made by Yankee doctor, who then fed him from his table. Walked home after war. Treasurer of Lee County."



1870 Census of Tishomingo County, Mississippi

Patterson, Woodson 35 MW Farmer TN
Susan 30 FW Hskp r AL
Robert 12 MW wk farm A L
Lucinda 9 F W AL
Woodward 5 M W AL
Petway 5 M W AL



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1877 Tax List from Lee County Mississippi

PATTERSON, A. W
PATTERSON, C
PATTERSON, E
PATTERSON, F----?
PATTERSON, J W



1880 Lee County Mississippi Census
Census Place: District 2, Beat 2, Lee, Mississippi
Source: FHL Film 1254654 National Archives Film T9-0654 Pag e 49C

Sex Marr Race Age Occ Birthplace
A.W. PATTERSON M M W 47 farmer TN NC NC
Susan E. F M W 40 keeps house AL KY AL
R.A. M S W 21 Laborer AL TN AL
L.D. F S W 17 at home AL TN AL
W.W. M S W 14 Laborer AL TN AL
J.P. M S W 12 Laborer AL TN AL
N.C. M S W 9 AL TN AL
A.R.J. M S W 7 MS TN AL
Maggie F S W 5 MS TN AL
Pearl F S W 6M MS TN AL


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This might be Woodard..

1900 Lee County Mississippi Census

52 1 15 16

Patterson, Alexander W H M Feb 1833 6 7 M 13 TN NC NC
Mattie E. W F Mar 1857 4 3 M 13 MS VA VA


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From "A Place Called Belmont" by Jerry Martin

pg. 69
In early Golden (known then as the Fanchertown community) abou t 1890, W.T. Martin deeded a plot of ground on the north side o f the old Eastport and Pikeville Road for a school house. This l and was deeded to trustees-- Dr. V.S. Stanphill, C.L. Pate, an d A.W. Patterson --of Martin Free Public School.

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Cay,

This is the location of where this Patterson family lived (well , most of
them).

Evergreen is located about four miles due south of Greenwood nea r
Boguefala Creek and not far from the Lee County border.

From this location, you would think they would be buried in Pren tiss, Lee or
Itawamba County. To be buried at the Ridge...they moved on. Th e Ridge is at
the opposite end of Itawamba County. Now, I realize you found W oodard in
Tishomingo County, but you can get to Tishomingo County throug h Prentiss as
well. I am just commenting that moved (and I will put it in ter ms of towns
just to give you a direction on a map)...they moved from near Tu pelo > Fulton
> Fairview > Golden.
The Ridge Cemetery is about 2 miles from Golden, MS. It is ver y near to my
grandmother's house which is why I know.

Now...saying that, I also want to add that Franklin County, AL i s only 3
miles from my grandmother's house and TN is only about 50 mile s from my
grandmother's house.
Woodard could have moved with his new wife back into AL or towar d TN.

Have you checked Colbert Co. and Lauderdale Co.'s in AL? If h e did move away
from all his family, there may have been no one to mark his grav e when he
died. He would have all young children with this new wife. Jus t a thought.

Karen

Karen



***** from Doris listing their marriage date....

5 July 2001

This is the other contact I made first, then Beth got Mary Georg e into
the details of the other message! There is yet another marriag e between
the Pattersons - Georges - that of Matilda Patterson is to hav e married
a George! I've asked both Mary and Jerry about any thing on thi s, but
haven't gotten their reply!

Doris

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: The Bolding Family
Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 22:23:09 +0000
From: SmithGen@att.net
To: "Doris A. W. Oakes"

Hi Doris,
I am indirectly related to both Patterson and Bolding
through my mothers line (George). I will try to fill
you in on the information I have, but it is kind of
piece meal. So here goes.............
My J B. Bolding marr. to Mary Ann (Polly) Patterson came
in a letter from a descendantof Arthur Woodward
Patterson/Susan Elen George. I believe the letter came
from Oregon, but can't find it. A lot of my genealogy
stuff was misplaced when I moved from CA to AZ a few
years back. The letter also said Arthur W. Patterson
was a Capt. in the rebel army. Was wounded and captured
and almost died in the yankee prison, but was saved by a
fellow Mason and Maj. in the union army. He walked home
after the war. The letter also stated that he moved to
Lee Co MS and became county treasurer. I have verified
any of lthis information. Arthur and Susan's marriage is
verified as 18 Jan 1859 by an entry in her father's
bible. I haven't found them in the census records, but
then have not looked very hard. They had two children
that I know of. The one you show in Winchester Cemetery
as John P. He lived less than 4 months. The other is
James Pettus Patterson born just before or right after
they were married. That's all I have for Arthur W.
Next....Your Winchester Cem listings for Patterson....
John W. born 1840 is John Wesley, and M.J. Patterson
born 15 Mar 1842 is Mary Jane (nee)Downs, his wife.
I don't know who Mary E. Patterson is.
Now we come to the Boldings.............
My (again indirect) connection there is through James
Tarpley Bolding's third wife..Mary Francis George b. 29
Mar 1865. You will find Mary Francis living with her
half-sister, Lucinda (George) Orr and husband Anderson
Orr in the 1880 census of Franklin Co AL. Her father,
Alexander George, died in 1877 and her mother and older
sister died in 1879. Mary F. married first William
Parrish in 1881. They had two children. The oldest,
Naomi, never married and in later years ended up living
with her step-brother Oscar Bolding in northern TX. I
have no information about Oscar. Which wife was he from?
Somewhere I have some correspondence between Naomi
Parrish and her first cousin's wife, Sudie George. I
think the letters are dated 1963.
I think I rambled a little, but its hard to put things
in perspective when so many had 2, 3 and 4 spouses EACH.
Mary Francis was the product of Alexander's third
marriage. My direct line to him comes from his first
marriage.
Good luck on you research.
Jerry Smith
Glendale, AZ
> 30 June 2001
>
> Jerry Lee - From a CD Rom - Pedigree Resource file I found you r name and
> record of the family of one: J.B. Bolding, with spouse, Mary A nn (Polly)
> Patterson.
>
> I may have written to you before, however, I need to again lea rn of your
> connection to this family, as well as your source for this inf ormation.
>
> Your reply will be awaited with appreciation!
>
> Doris A.W. Oakes
>
>

Notes:

died young

Notes:

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John was in the 7th Alabama Infantry Company H in the Confeder ate Army in the Civil war. He enlisted in 1862. (could have bee n 27th Al CO B)

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1900 Tishomingo County Mississippi Page 218 A

30 30 Patterson, JW Head MW 64 M1 41 AL A L AL
Mary Ann wife FW 61 M1 41 00 MS AL TN

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1920 Tishomingo County Mississippi Page 96 A

37 40 Patterson, Mary E. Head 0 F FW ? Wd. -- Ye s Yes AL AL AL
Annie Mae dau FW 25 S -- Yes Yes AL AL AL

Notes:

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She had 14 Children

Notes:

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1870 Franklin County, Alabama Census
Household 60 65

H. W. Patterson 26 MW Farmer - 250 AL
Margaret 20 FW MS

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Henderson Washington Patterson


Henderson Washington Patterson was born in Alabama on February 4 , 1842. His parents were Peter William and Elizabeth Bates Patt erson. Peter was born on April 2, 1815 in North Carolina and di ed on May 26, 1899 in Franklin County, Alabama. He is buried i n Strickland Cemetery in Franklin County. The 1850 Census show s Peters family living in Franklin County, Alabama as farmers . The following family members were reported; Peter, age 35, bo rn in North Carolina, Elizabeth, age 31, born in Alabama, Lucind a M., age 12, born in Alabama, Henderson, age 11, born in Alabam a, Lily, age 8, born in Alabama, Mary Arminda, age 5, born in Al abama, Peter Calvin, age 4, born in Alabama, and David, age 1, b orn in Alabama. Three more children were born after the 1850 Ce nsus was taken; Eadiette E., born in Alabama in 1852, Mabel M. , born in Alabama in 1854, and Eliza, born in Alabama in 1857 . Peter married a 2nd time to Eliza Jane Smith in about 1860 . They had the following children; Varina D., born in Alabama i n 1862, Beatrice, born in Alabama in 1864, and Ida, born in Alab ama in 1869.

At age 19, H.W. Patterson joined the Confederacy and served in t he Wines 4th Alabama Cavalry Regiment. His commanders were Cols . William A. Johnson, and Phillip D. Roddey, Lt. Col. E.M. Winde s, and Majors R.W. Johnson and John E. Newsom. The regiment wa s formed at Tuscumbia, Alabama in October 1862 and moved to midd le Tennessee. In spring 1863 the regiment was sent to the Tenne ssee River Valley in Northern Alabama. In April 1864 the regime nt was transferred to the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, an d East Louisiana. After a fight at Brice's Cross Roads, the reg iment fought in conflicts from Montevello, Alabama to Selma, Ala bama where, on April 2, 1865, most of the unit was captured. Th e remaining part surrendered at Pond Spring. H.W. Patterson wa s then 23 years old.

Henderson was married to Margaret Ann Norman on January 13, 186 9 in Mississippi by his uncle, Rev. Harden Patterson. He was 2 6 years old and she was 19. Her parents were Thomas and Louis a Eliza/Samantha McClung Norman from Southern Tishomingo County , Mississippi. Census records from 1850, 1860, and 1870 show th at Thomas Norman was born in South Carolina, moved to Alabama a s a wagon maker and farmer, married Louisa McClung, who was bor n in Alabama, and that the following children were born; John, a bout 1841 in Alabama, Benjamin about 1843 in Alabama, William, a bout 1845 in Mississippi, Margaret, November 19, 1849 in Mississ ippi, Emiline, about 1851 in Mississippi, Zachariah P., August 1 8, 1852 in Mississippi, Louisa Samantha, born March 7, 1855 in M ississippi, Lafayette, about 1858 in Mississippi, and Mary L., a bout 1860 in Mississippi.

Hendersons first son, William Monroe Patterson (Willie), was bo rn July 7, 1870 in Alabama. Their second child, Carrie was bor n October 4, 1871 in Mississippi, but died July 5, 1872. Lelan d Patterson was born in Alabama on March 8, 1873. Thomas Floy d Patterson (Floyd) was born December 1, 1875 in Alabama.

Margaret, Henderson, and three sons, William, 7, Lee, 4, and Flo yd, 2, moved to Prairie Lea, Texas (Caldwell County) in 1877 whe re they lived and farmed for 22 years. Margaret's mother and fat her, Louisa Eliza/Samantha and Thomas Norman, Margarets sisters , Emma, Samantha, and Mary, and brother D. Lafayette also move d to Prairie Lea close to the same time.

Two of Hendersons cousins already lived in Caldwell County. Th ey were Barney Duff and Andrew C. Patterson. Their father was J oseph Patterson from Davidson County, Tennessee, according to th e Tennessee 1850 Census. Barney and Andrew also served in the c onfederacy.

Jennie Lou Patterson was born July 4, 1880 in Prairie Lea, Texas . Margaret and Hendersons last child, Lillie Mae Patterson, wa s also born in Prairie Lea on February 26, 1887.

The H.W. Patterson family moved to Hillsboro, Texas (Hill County ) about 1899. Then, in 1900, Henderson, Margaret, Jennie, and L illie moved to Dawson, Texas (Navarro County) where they made th eir final home. William became a cotton buyer and married Hatti e Williams on November 22, 1898. Leland became a farmer and mar ried Clara Dickson. They made their home near Hillsboro, Texas . Thomas Floyd married Jennie Mae Morrison and they lived in Hi llsboro, Texas. Jennie Lou was 20 years old when her family mov ed to Dawson. She married a bookkeeper named Jesse Keeton and t hey lived in Dawson. Lillie Mae was 13 years old when they move d to Dawson. She never married.

H.W. Patterson, "Uncle Pat," died at age 80 of Dengue Fever (acc ording to Jennie Lou) on September 25, 1922 and is buried in Daw son Cemetery. Margaret Ann Norman Patterson died at age 81 fro m cerebral arterial sclerosis on May 19, 1931 and is buried in D awson Cemetery. Lillie Mae Patterson (Aunt Niddie) died at ag e 59 from Breast Cancer on April 23, 1946 and is buried in Dawso n Cemetery. William Monroe died of tuberculosis on February 10 , 1951 at the Davis Hotel on Gould Street in Hillsboro, Texas (i nstead of June 6, 1950) and is buried in Dawson Cemetery (accord ing to death certificate). Note: date of death is wrong on head stone. Leland Patterson died of heart failure at age 40 on Apri l 16, 1913 (according to death certificate), and is buried in Da wson Cemetery. Thomas Floyd died at age 82 from a cerebral hemo rrhage in Hillsboro, Texas at Grant Buie Clinic on March 8, 195 7 (according to death certificate), and is buried in Ridge Par k Cemetery in Hillsboro with his first wife Jennie Mae who die d April 30, 1912 and his second wife, Lana Patterson, who died i n 1959. His residence, at the time of his death, was 205 E. Fra nklin, Hillsboro, Texas. Jennie Lou Patterson Keeton Morter die d at age 104 of old age on February 16, 1985 and is buried in Da wson Cemetery after living in Austin, Texas for 50 years.

Thomas Floyd and Jennie Mae Patterson had one son, Thomas Denzil . Denzil married Katherine ??. They had no children. Leland Pa tterson had two children, Bill and Margaret. Jennie had one ch ild, Jessie Leora Keeton (Leora) born November 19, 1906 in Hubba rd, Texas, from her first marriage to Jesse Keeton who was bor n October 7, 1875 in Alabama. Jesse Keeton died of tuberculosi s in Dawson, Texas on March 9, 1909 (according to death certific ate) and is buried in Dawson Cemetery. Jennie married Ray P. Mo rter October 27, 1912. They had no children. After her mother' s death in 1931, Jennie ran a boarding house until she and Ray m oved to 4303 Bellvue Avenue, Austin, Texas in the early 1950's . Ray Morter died April 1, 1960 in Austin, Texas and is burie d in Dawson Cemetery.

Leora married George Henry Shafer on March 25, 1933 in Georgetow n, Texas. They had three children: George Alan, born July 4, 1 934 in Malakoff, Texas, James Ray, born June 9, 1941 in Livingst on, Texas (Polk County Hospital), and Judy Kay, born August 8, 1 949 in Austin, Texas (Seton Hospital).

George Alan married Zoe Ann Derden from Austin, Texas. They ha d two children, Cheryl Ann, born October 28, 1963 in Dallas, Tex as and Georgeann, born May 24, 1965 in Dallas, Texas. Zoe Ann d ied of cancer in 1979 and is buried in Dallas, Texas. George th en married Shirley Davis Colley in 1981. Shirley had three chil dren from a previous marriage, John, Paul, and Cathleen Colley . Cheryl Ann married Scott Poynor in February 1986 in Waco, Tex as and they had three children, Michella, born June 24, 1988 i n Dallas, Texas, Rebekah, born August 16, 1991 in Dallas, Texas , and Laura, born February 14, 1994 in Little Rock, Arkansas. G eorgeann married Jeff Winston and they had two children, Chase , born 19xx, in Tennessee and Chandler Nicole, born April 1996 i n Houston, Texas.

James Ray married Terese Ann Sullivan August 5, 1967 in Austin , Texas. They had two children, Mindi Lee, born September 30, 1 972 in Dallas, Texas and James Sullivan, born October 24, 1975 i n Dallas, Texas.

Judy Kay married Michael Wesley Diver August 1, 1969. They ha d two children, Jennifer Michelle, born January 5, 1971 in Austi n, Texas and Jana Kay, born April 29, 1975 in Austin, Texas. Th ey divorced in 1987. Jana Kay married James Epperson November 2 0, 1996. They had one child, Sierra Michelle, born May 13, 1996 .

Leora died at age 68 of breast cancer on November 27, 1973 in Au stin, Texas where she and George lived at 3318 Big Bend Drive fo r 22 years. George never remarried and remained in their home u ntil his death at age 89, May 14, 1993, when he died of heart fa ilure. He is buried in Austin Memorial Park Cemetery, Austin, T exas, next to Leora.

revised 7/8/98
Judy Kay Shafer

Notes:

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From Marriage Certificate:

Peter C. Patterson of Franklin County, Ala. and Lydia F. Powel l of Franklin County, Ala. on December 10th, 1872 at Mathew Powe lls. by Rev. William Blackborn.

Witness: Neomo Strickland
W M Patterson

***

1900 Census Franklin County, AL
Peter C. Patterson Head W M July 1848 51 M 27 AL AL AL
Lydia F. Patterson Wife W F July 1854 45 M 27 AL NC SC
James C. Patterson Son W M Feb. 1879 21 S AL AL AL
Robert T. Patterson Son W M Oct 1880 19 S AL AL AL
Cloria? B. Patterson Daug W F Oct 1882 17 S AL AL AL
Arthur L. Patterson Son W M Mar 1884 15 S AL AL AL
Francis H. Patterson Daug W F May 1885 14 S AL AL AL
Pater H. Patterson Son W M Mar 1885 14 S AL AL AL doesn't make s ense look like Mar her's like May? Both 14? Might be 86?
Lyda J. Pattertson Daug W F Mar 1888 11 S AL AL AL
Hosea E. Patterson Son W M Jan 1873 7 S AL AL AL
Mattie M. Patterson Daug W F Feb 1895 5 S AL AL AL
Alice A. Patterson Dau W F Oct 1898 1 S AL AL AL
Mollie E. Patteson Grand Daug W F Aug 1898 1 S AL AL AL

*****



From "History and Families
Tishomingo County Mississippi"

Peter Calvin Patterson

Peter Calvin Patterson , the fifth child of Peter N. and Elizabe th Bates Patterson was born in Franklin County, Alabama, July 25 , 1848. On December 10, 1872, he married Lydia Frances (Fanny) P owell, born July 23, 1854, to May 25, 19 10.

Peter Calvin was a farmer, had his own blacksmith shop, kept hi s tools in shape, made hoe and axe handles, loved working in woo d and made some furniture. A devout Christian, he invariably sai d grace before meals and held devotional services each night a t bedtime. He was a quiet, soft spoken, good natured man.

Lydia Frances was also good natured, jolly and fun loving. She w as an only child of Matthew and Mary Carlin Bonds Powell; thoug h she had another daughter, Naomi, by a former marriage to T. R . Johnson. Naomi was only three years old when her father died . Mary Carlin had only the two children, but the two bore her 3 0 grandchildren.

Peter Calvin and Lydia Frances lived on at the Powell place afte r her parents died. Later they sold the Powell place and bough t a farm a few miles away on Little Bear Creek, which was probab ly a mistake for soon a dispute arose with Naomi's son over th e property line. They drove nails in the Patterson's wooden was h tubs kept down at the springs where the family laundry was don e. They also threw dead animals and other offensive things in th e spring, which was the sole source of water for family use. Pet er Calvin, not want trouble, but having no peace, decided to sel l out and move to Texas where one daughter, Luie Bolton had alre ady settled. Peter Calvin's family settled near Hillsboro, Texa s.

Before the Patterson family left Alabama, William Bonds and Mar y Elizabeth had both married Crawfords, started families and fin ished their families in Mississippi.

Robert Turner and Arthur Lee, unmarried at the time, chose to re main in Alabama where Robert Turner married and reared his famil y.

Arthur Lee moved to Mississippi, lived with his sister, Mary Eli zabeth Crawford, later married and reared his children in Tishom ingo County.

After a few years on March 25, 19 10, Lydia Frances died and i s buried in Prairie Dale Cemetery in Texas. Peter Calvin becam e so despondent he moved with his single children into Nevada Co unty, Arkansas, near Emmet. Peter Calvin died August 26, 1914, a nd is buried in Little Bodcaw Cemetery near Emmet, Arkansas.


To this union 17 children were born:

(1) Matthew Wiley, October 17, 1873, to June 25, 1882;

(2) William Bonds, March 20, 1875, to February 11, 1934;

(3) Mary Elizabeth September 6, 1876, to May 10, 1917;

(4) Luie Neonia, January 5, 1878, to August 1, 1961;

(5) James Calvin, February 21, 1879, to December, 1941;

(6) Robert Turner, October 5, 1880, to May 22, 1957;

(7) Cloie Bell, October 3, 1882, to April 20, 1963;

(8) Arthur Lee, March 6, 1884, to April 1, 1972;

(9) Frances Helen, May 1885, to March 21, 1982;

(10) Peter Henderson, March 28, 1887, to February 14, 1968;

(11) Lydia Jane, March 21, 1889, to July 28, 1970;

(12) Sidney Austin, February 26, 1891, to August 29, 1892;

(13) Hosey Ernest, January 13, 1893, to May 10, 1954;

(14) Mattie Madenia, February 28, 1895, to June 3, 1974;

(15) Virginia Ethel, December 23, 1896, to January 26, 1897;

(16) Alice Arrena, October 29, 1898, to January 20, 1932; and

(17) Infant son, June 9, 1900, to June 9, 1900.

Submitted by Lee Crawford (page 461)

Peter married Lydia Frances Powell on 10 Dec 1872 in Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.. Lydia (daughter of Matthew Powell and Mary Carlin Bonds) was born on 23 Jul 1854 in Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.; died on 25 May 1910 in Hillsboro, Hill, Texas U.S.A.; was buried in Prairie Dale Cemetery, Texas U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

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Elizabeth died the same day as her mother.

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1900 Census Franklin County, AL
William B. Patterson Head W M Mar 1875 M 2 AL AL AL
Lella L. Patterson Wife W F Dec 1876 25 M 2 AL NC SC
Elandie T. F. Patterson Son W M Jan 1899 1 S AL AL AL


1920 Census of Tishomingo County Mississippi Page 74 A (3rd Dist rict)

#36

Patterson, William B. M 44 could read/write Farmer A L AL AL
Valula L. F 4 3 AL SC SC
Claudie B. M 2 0 school AL AL AL
Elbert A. M 1 8 AL AL AL
Harlyn A. M 1 6 AL AL AL
Ophelia M. F 1 4 school AL AL AL
Eunice V. F 1 2 school AL AL AL
Gayther C. . F 9 S chool MS AL AL
Daisy M . F 7 school MS AL AL
Bernard A. . M 4 no sch ool MS AL AL
Justin B. . M 1 n o school MS AL AL

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Death Certificate: William Bonds Patterson

State of Mississippi
Tishomingo County
State file No. 3195

Place of Death: Tishomingo County, Mississippi

Full Name: William Bonds Patterson

Sex: Male
Color: White
Single, Married, Widowed, or Divorced: Married

Wife: Mrs. William B. Patterson

Age: 59 years old.

Occupation: Farmer

Father: Peter Calvin Patterson of AL
Mother: Fanny Powell of SC

Informant: Miss Eunice Patterson of Tishomingo, Miss.

Burial: Cross Roads...date Feb. 12, 1934.

Date of Death: Feb 12, 1934

Cause of Death: Apoplexy


Notes:

Apoplexy: 1. Sudden impairment of neurological function, espec ially from a cerebral hemorrhage; a stroke. 2. An effusion o f blood into a tissue or organ.


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From Aunt Grace;

He died about 2 am. He was struggling to get his breath.. Grandm a got up when he heard him struggling ..lit a lamp (they didn' t have electricity) and when she got to him he had passed away.

William married Valula Lavina Crawford on 24 Mar 1898 in Franklin County, Alabama U.S.A.. Valula (daughter of James Dobbins Crawford and Harriet Adeline Johnson) was born on 26 Dec 1876 in Alabama U.S.A.; died in Mar 1958 in Memphis, Tennessee U.S.A.; was buried in South Cross Roads Cemetery, Midway, Mississippi U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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According to Larry Page: Louise had 9 children.

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He might have married "L. K. Rayburn, on 7 May 1917 by SA Trim J P. (page 19 Book VI)

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From John D. Strickland: The Robert "Bob" Patterson family sett led near Belgreen, Alabama. Several of his siblings were suppos e to have settled in the same area.

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1920 Tishomingo County Mississippi page 83 B

231 247 Patterson, Arthur L. Head O ? MW 36 M No Yes Ye s AL AL AL
Jessie A. wife FW 29 M No Yes Yes MS TN AR
James C. son MW 6 S Yes Yes Yes MS AL MS
Dewey L son MW 4 S No No No MS AL MS
Francis H dau FW 1 S No No No MS AL MS