1850 Federal Census, Murray County, Georgia, 17 October, Page 214 (427), Hse/Fam #s unreadable Connally, Thomas 45 M Farmer, Real Estate $3000 b Tenn Connally, Mary 43 F GA Connally, Jones 24 M Student b GA Connally, Dixon 18 M Farming b GA Connally, Nathaniel E 17 M Farming b GA Connally, John W 15 M Farming b GA Connally, James 11 M b GA Connally, Thomas G 9 M b GA Connally, Charles P 6 M b GA ** page 215 ** Connally, Margaret J 2 F b GA Connally, Margaret 35 F born Tennessee A family source (see below) identifies this Margaret as Margaret Connally, daughter of Nathaniel Nickolson Connally & Elizabeth (Naylor) Connally. She is thus a sister of Thomas. Other Connallys also live nearby. Two houses before them on this page is William Connally age 26 and his wife Elizabeth. On the next page is a John Connally age 27 and his wife Manervy. 1860 Federal Census, Murray County, Georgia, 7 July, Georgia Militia District 825, PO Rock Creek, page 56, Hse #379, Fam #371 Thomas Connally 55 M Farmer $3500 Real Estate $5450 Personal born Tennessee Mary Connally 53 F b GA Nathaniel Connally 27 M Farm Laborer b GA John Connally 25 M Farm Laborer b GA James Connally 22 M Farmer b GA Thomas Connally 19 M Student b GA Charles Connally 15 M Farm Laborer b GA Margarett Connally 12 F b GA Margaret Connally 46 b TN Cannot read or write Elizabeth Connally 44 b TN Cannot read or write 1870 Federal Census, Murray County, Georgia, 2 July, Militia District 825, PO Spring Place, page 9 (scan 502), Hse/Fam #52 Connally, Thomas 65 M W Farmer $2000 Real Estate $590 Personal b Tenn. Connally, James 32 M W Works on Railroad b GA Connally, Charles 26 M W Farm Laborer b GA McEver, Edwin J 23 M W Farm Laborer $125 Personal Estate b GA McEver, Margaret 22 F W House Keeper b GA McEver, Franklin E 3mos M W b GA born March Connally, Margaret 58 F W No Occupation b TN Cannot read or write Connally, Stephen 13 M B Domestic Servant b GA Cannot read or write Helmut, Martha 25 F W Domestic Servant b GA Cannot write Helmut, Delia A 3mos M W b GA born March Birth/Death dates for the ten children I have listed for Cushi and Mary: -- Jones (1825 - 1903) -- James (1826 - 1847) -- Mary Ann (1827 - 1898) -- Elizabeth (1827 - 1856) -- Dixon (1830 - 1898) -- Nathaniel (1833 - 1863) -- John W. (1833 - 1879) -- T. Grundy (1841 - 1916) -- Chas. Price (1844 - 1894) -- Margaret (1848 - 1912) -- James Jones, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, Aug 29, 2017 Genealogist Johnny Williams has gathered information on Thomas C Connally and family members from censuses and related sources. ============================================= 1830 Census Campbell or Madison Co., GA Page 105Connely, Thomas 1840 Census Madison Co., GA Page 47 < Thomas Connally s/o Nathaniel Nickolson & Elizabeth Naylor Connally> Connely, Thomas 2m under 5, 2 m 5-10, 1m 10-15, 1m 30-40 / 1f 10-15, 1 f 30-40, 4 slaves 1850 Census Murray Co., GA Page 214, 17 Oct 1850 Connally, Thomas 45 TN Farmer, Real Estate $3000 ? Mary 43 GA ? Jones 24 ? ? Dixon 18 ? (m) ? Nathaniel E. 17 ? ? John W. 15 ? ? James 11 ? (m) ? Thomas G. 9 ? ? Charles P. 6 ? ? Margaret J. 2 ? ? Margaret 35 TN < Margaret Connally d/o Nathaniel Nickolson & Elizabeth Naylor Connally> 1860 Census Murray Co., GA Page 56 < Thomas Connally s/o Nathaniel Nickolson & Elizabeth Naylor Connally> Connally, Thomas 55 TN Farm Laborer, Real Estate $3500 Personal $5450 ? Mary 53 GA ? Nathaniel 27 ? ? John 25 ? ? James 22 ? (m) ? Thomas 19 ? ? Charles 15 ? ? Margarett 12 ? ? Margaret 46 TN < Margaret Connally d/o Nathaniel Nickolson & Elizabeth Naylor Connally> ? Elizabeth 44 TN 1870 Census Murray Co., GA Page 502, Spring Place PO, 855 GM District, 30 Jun 1870 < Thomas Connally s/o Nathaniel Nickolson & Elizabeth Naylor Connally> Connally, Thomas 67 TN Farmer, Real Estate $2000 Personal $590 ? James 32 GA ? Charles 26 ? McEver, Edwin J. 23 ? Farmer, Real Estate $0 Personal $125 ? Margeret J. 22 ? < Margaret J. Connally McEver d/o Thomas & Mary C. Jones Connally> ? Franklin E. 3m ? Connally, Margaret 58 TN < Margaret Connally d/o Nathaniel Nickolson & Elizabeth Naylor Connally> ? Stephen 13 GA (Black) Domestic Servant Behant, Martha 25 ? ? Delia A. 3m ? Father: Nathaniel Nickolson CONNALLY b: 29 Jul 1780 in Of Chapel Hill, Orange, North Carolina Mother: Elizabeth NAYLOR b: 1786 in of Wilkes, North Carolina -- RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Williams Sr. of Spartanburg, http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2850166&id=I43138 ============================================= Nathaniel [Connally] (1774 NC - c.1830) m 1804 (NC?) Elizabeth Naylor 1782 NC -) Son Thomas (Cushi Tom) [Connally] (1805 TN - 1878 GA) married 1824 Madison City GA Mary Jones dau of Margaret (Peggy) Connally (c1780 - 1846 GA) and Thomas Jones -- Julie Warner, Connally Genealogy, from Annabel Blake Seltzer, Orville Boyd Jenkins Genealogy Collection, Private family documents received in August 2009
U.S., Navy Casualties Books, 1776-1941 Thomas Connelly Death Date 19 Jul 1864 Pinkney (Hospital Ship), US Navy Officers and Enlisted Men (Volume 1), 1776-1885, p 69 U.S. National Cemetery Interment Control Forms, 1928-1962 Thomas Conaly [sic] Seaman USS Ozark Death Date 19 Jul 1864 Buried Memphis National Cemetery, Memphis [Shelby County], Tennessee, Grave #3549 On a similar record on military burials, Thomas' burial date is the same as his death date. No explanation is given and no image of the original record is available for confirmation. U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Thomas Conaly SEAMAN US Navy Death Date 19 Jul 1864 Interment Date 19 Jul 1864 Buried Memphis National Cemetery, 3568 Townes Avenue Memphis, TN 38122, Section G, Site 3549 In 1870 Thomas' wife and daughters are in the household of his parents Sam and Pyrene (Christian) Connally in Militia District 972, Murray County, Georgia. "The age for Mary E. Connally is 30 not 20. She is the daughter-in-law who was married to Thomas C. Connally who died in the Civil War. Pyrean age 11 and Frances age 8 are the children of Mary E. (Field) and Thomas C. Connally." -- "bakmlk2," Comment on Ancestry 1870 census record, (no exact date) 2015
Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965 T F Connally Maggie Duke Marriage 7 Sep 1893 McLennan, Texas --------------------------- U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 Texas Society, SAR Membership 46872, Cover Page Thomas Fred Connally Descendant of Thomas Connally Application Date 1 March 1929 Application approved and Registered by Registrar General 5 March 1929 p 1 Thomas Fred Connally, age 56 Birth 31 Dec 1872 McLennan, Texas Application approved 5 March 1929 Descendant of Thomas Connally, born in in Gwinnett County, Virginia [GWinnett Co is in GA, where he died; his father's cousin reported Thomas was born in Virginia] about 1750, died age 85 years, in 1835 Son of Thomas G Connally, born 4/10/1841, died 1916 and Mary Samantha Christian, b 1845, died 1925, married 1863 Grandson of Thomas Connally, b 4/4/1805, d Jan 1878 and Mary Jones, b 11/22/1806, d 3/20/1870 , m 1824 Great-grandson of Nathaniel Connally, b abt 1780. d 1840 and Elizabeth Nailer, dates unknown Great-great-grandson of Thomas Connally, b abt 1750, d abt 1835 and Polly Price, born Norfolk VA, d in ? Ggg-grandson of Geo Connally, born Virginia and Miss Alab??, no dates known Thomas Connally (#4) was Recruiting Officer for the Continental Army Signed Thomas Fred Connally, Clarendon, Texas, Wholesale Grain Dealer Ancestor's service record The said Thomas Connally (No 4) is the same person for whom Mrs Amanda (Connally) Smith was accepted as DAR Membership Mational Number 130953, Also Thomas T Connally was admitted to membership in SAR Nationbal Number 42502, Texas number 266for the services of Thomas Connally No 4. Private in Virginia Militia (Virgina Library Report (1912) p 109) p 2 Applicant's Wife Maggie Annie Duke Children: Flora Connally, 9/7/1894, , Residence Amarillo, Texas Now Mrs H E Westmoreland Duke Connally, b 12/23/1896, Residence Clarendon, Texas Fred Christian Connally, b 1/17/1899, Residence Amarillo, Texas Tom Coke Connally, b 9/14/1903, Residence Amarillo, Texas Following Authorities for the Record of My Ancestor's Service: Virginia State Library Reports, Vol 8, p 109 Thomas Fred Connally Application Notarized in Clarendon, Donly County, Texas, 2/26/1929 --------------------------- Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 Thomas Fred Connally Birth 31 Dec 1872 McGregor [McLennan County], Texas Residence Clarendon, Donley, Texas Father T G Connally, born Georgia Mother Samantha Christian, born Georgia Age 76 yrs, 4 mos, 46 days Grain Dealer, Married Informant Mrs Thomas F Connally Death 5 May 1949 Palo Duro Apartment, Amarillo, Potter, Texas Cause of Death Heart Attack Removal 6 May 1949 for burial in Clarendon, Texas, by J W Murphy Certificate #17284 filed 9 May 1949, filed State 13 June 1949 ----------------- Tom Frederick Connally Birth Dec 31, 1872 Texas, USA Death May 5, 1949 Amarillo, Potter County, Texas, USA Sources: Death Certificate, Citizen Cemetery Survey Parents: Thomas G. Connally (1841 - 1916) Mary S. Connally (1845 - 1925) Spouse Margaret Ann Duke Connally (1873 - 1967) Children: Ora Connally Smith (1894 - 1972) Duke Connally (1896 - 1929) Fred Christian Connally (1899 - 1963) Tom Coke Connally (1903 - 1965) Siblings: William Lee Connally (1864 - 1937)* Maggie Ophelia Connally Gaddy (1869 - 1943)* Tom Frederick Connally (1872 - 1949) Charlie Coke Connally (1874 - 1874)* James Christian Connally (1876 - 1901)* Joseph E. Connally (1887 - 1890)* *Calculated relationship Burial Citizens Cemetery, Clarendon, Donley County, Texas, USA Created by Robert Fowler Mar 22, 2010 -- Find A Grave Memorial #50043555, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=50043555 -----------------
Family Data Collection - Births Thomas Grundy Connally Father Thomas Connally Mother Mary Jones Birth 4 Oct 1841 Murray County, GA 1850 Federal Census, Murray County, Georgia, 17 October, Page 214 (427), Hse/Fam #s unreadable Connally, Thomas 45 M Farmer, Real Estate $3000 b Tenn Connally, Mary 43 F GA Connally, Thomas G 9 M b GA A family source (see below) identifies this Margaret as Margaret Connally, daughter of Nathaniel Nickolson Connally & Elizabeth (Naylor) Connally. She is thus a sister of Thomas. Other Connallys also live nearby. Two houses before them on this page is William Connally age 26 and his wife Elizabeth. On the next page is a John Connally age 27 and his wife Manervy. 1860 Federal Census, Murray County, Georgia, 7 July, Georgia Militia District 825, PO Rock Creek, page 56, Hse #379, Fam #371 Thomas Connally 55 M Farmer $3500 Real Estate $5450 Personal born Tennessee Mary Connally 53 F b GA Thomas Connally 19 M Student b GA In 1870, Tom and his wife M S show up along with other Terry and Connally family members in Brazos County, Texas. 1870 Federal Census, Brazos County, Texas, 16 June, PO Bryan, page 2, Hse/Fam #13 Connally, TG 29 M W Farmer $3560 Real Estate $300 Personal Estate b Georgia Connally, MS 24 F W Keeping House b Georgia Connally, WL 6 M W b Georgia Connally, MA 11mos b July 1869 F W b Georgia His brother Jones Connally is living next door with his wife Mary Ellen Terry, and their blended familiy. 1870 Federal Census, Brazos County, Texas, 16 June, PO Bryan, page 2, Hse/Fam #14 Connally, J 45 M W Farmer $3560 Real Estate $240 Personal Estate b Georgia Connally, M 25 M [sic] W Keeping House b Georgia Connally, A 16 M W Laborer b Georgia Connally, J 12 M W b Georgia Connally, E 6 F W b Georgia Connally, A 1 F W b Georgia Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Tom G. Connally Death 26 Jul 1916 Mclennan County Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 Tom G Connally Birth 10 Apr 1841 Georgia Father Tom Connally, born Georgia Mother Mary Jones, born Georgia Age 75 yrs, 3 mos, 16 days Retired Farmer, Married Informant B C Connally, Waco Death 26 Jul 1916 2424 Bosque Blvd (home), Waco, McLennan, Texas Cause of Death Fell and had an intracapsular [fracture] of hip Burial 27 July 1916 McGregory [sic, this is McGregor Cemetery, in McGregor] Cemetery, by F M Compton Certificate #17284
Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965 Louise Clarkson Marriage 16 Nov 1904 Falls, Texas Spouse Tom T Connally I remember my grandmother, Julia Virginia Terry Jenkins, telling me when I was a little boy about her first cousin who was a US Senator from Texas. The following entry occurs in the Political Graveyard: Thomas Terry Connally (1877-1963) ? also known as Tom T. Connally ? of Marlin, Falls County, Tex. Born near Hewitt, McLennan County, Tex., August 19, 1877. Son of Jones Connally and Mary E. (Terry) Connally; married, November 16, 1904, to Louise Clarkson (died 1935) and Lucile (Sanderson) Sheppard; step-grandfather of Connie Mack III. Democrat. Served in the U.S. Army during the Spanish-American War; lawyer; member of Texas state house of representatives, 1901-04; U.S. Representative from Texas 11th District, 1917-29; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Texas, 1920, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944, 1948; U.S. Senator from Texas, 1929-53. Methodist. Member, Freemasons; Knights of Pythias; Odd Fellows; Woodmen. Died in Washington, D.C., October 28, 1963. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Marlin, Tex. -- http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/TX/methodist.html ---------------------- U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 SAR Membership 42504 p 1 Thomas Terry Connally, age 48 Birth 19 Aug 1877 near Waco, McLennan, Texas Residence Washington, DC and Marlin, Texas (Application Date from Cover Page 27 Nov 1925) Decendant of Thomas Connally, born in Virginia about 1750, died in Gwinnett County, Georgia, age 82 years Son of Jones Connally, born 9/17/1835, died Feb 1903 and Mary Ellen Terry, b 8/8/1844, married 10/27/1867, living Grandson of Thomas Connally, b 4/4/1805, d Jan 1878 and Mary Jones, b 11/22/1806, d 2/20/1870, m 1824 Great-grandson of Nathaniel Connally, b abt 1780. and Elizabeth Nailer, dates unknown Great-great-grandson of Thomas Connally (Connolly), b abt 1750, d abt 1835, and Polly Price, born Norfolk, d in Go (Georgia?) Ggg-grandson of George Connally of Virginia and Miss Oldham, no dates known Thomas Connally (#4) was Recruiting Officer for the Continental Army This view also includes a letter regarding his ancestor's service record p.2 Ancestor's service record (Thomas Connally, born in Virginia about 1750, died in Gwinnett County, Georgia, age 82 years) Recruiting officer and ardent patriot Virginian, married in Norfolk; later moved to Orange County, North Carolina Donated 100 acres of land to the University of North Carolina in Nov 1792 Emigrated to Georgia Married Mary (Polly) Price of Norfolk Died at age 82 Sister of applicant Thomas Terry Connaly, Amanda Connally Smith, was accepted as amember of the Daughters of the American Republic in 1917 Handwritten note: "Private Virginia Militia, See report of Virginia State Library, page 109." p 3 Applicant's Wife Louise Clarkson Son of Tom and Louise: Ben Connally, b 28 Dec 1909, Residence Cathedral Mansions, South Washington, DC Photo of Applicant, Senator Tom Connally Affidavit of James C Connally: Heard sister say that their great uncle Abner Connally, born in 1777 and died at age 81 years, who was a son of Thomas Connally and Polly Price, said that his father Thomas Connally was a recruiting officer in the Revolutionary Army with rank of Captain Thomas Connally lived in Virginia and moved to North Carolina. Application Notarized ---------------------- New Orleans, Louisiana, Marriage Records Index, 1831-1964 Lucile Sanderson Thomas Terry Connally Marriage Apr 1942 New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA Genealogist Johnny Williams has gathered the following documents with information about Thomas Terry Connally and his family. =================================== CONNALLY, THOMAS TERRY (1877-1963). Tom Connally, United States senator, was born on a farm in McLennan County, Texas, on August 19, 1877, to Jones and Mary Ellen (Terry) Connally. Jones Connally was a Confederate veteran. Tom, the only surviving son of the couple, took a law degree from the University of Texas in 1898 and was elected to the state House of Representatives unopposed in 1900 and 1902. He was a progressive in his opposition to monopolies and to the powerful Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey. Connally declined to run for a third term. He practiced law for several years in Marlin and married a local belle, Louise Clarkson, in 1904. He was Falls County prosecuting attorney from 1906 to 1910 and was in and out of local politics for the next decade, while building up a prosperous law practice and establishing himself in the Methodist Church and several fraternal orders. In 1916 Connally ran for the vacant Eleventh District seat in the United States Congress, a jurisdiction centered in Waco. After defeating two opponents without a runoff, he was elected and placed on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He became something of a foreign-policy spokesman for the Democrats in the 1920s, urging the Republican administrators to settle their differences with Mexico and to cease invading Caribbean republics. In 1928 Connally ran against United States Senator Earle B. Mayfield, a Klansman who had been elected during the heyday of the Ku Klux Klan . Connally successfully urged voters to "turn out the bedsheet-and-mask candidate" and in his first term fought President Herbert Hoover's efforts to raise the tariff, levy a national sales tax, and aid business and mortgage holders at the expense of consumers and homeowners. During Franklin D. Roosevelt's first term as president, Connally was a stalwart New Dealer, seldom differing with the administration. Like any senator he looked after the largest interest groups in his state, writing relief bills for cattle ranchers, cotton farmers, and oilmen. The most far-reaching solutions were devised for the oil industry, which was facing a glut. Prostrate in the early 1930s, the major oil companies and leading independent operators were demanding state and federal aid. The Connally Hot Oil Act of 1935 effectively outlawed the interstate shipment of oil produced in violation of the new state quotas and was fiercely resisted by many independent drillers and processors. Connally first parted significantly from Roosevelt when the senator opposed the president's attempt to change the United States Supreme Court, the court-packing plan of 1937. The measure failed in the Senate. Also in 1937 Connally led the filibuster against the antilynching bill and fought diligently for the southern differential in the wage and hour law. Connally was a traditional southern internationalist who resisted the isolationist tide and the neutrality acts of the middle and late 1930s. He led the Senate battle for the arms-embargo repeal in 1939 (the Cash and Carry Act) and for the Lend Lease Act of 1941. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 1941 to 1947, he was one of the handful of Americans who devised the United Nations and its charter. Together with Arthur Vandenburg, he helped to determine bipartisan foreign policy during Harry Truman's administration, including the establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. He served another stretch as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 1949 to 1953. During the war years Connally and his fellow Texas senator, W. Lee O'Daniel , supported the Republican-Southern Democratic coalition more often than any other southern duo. In 1942 Connally led the ten-day filibuster against the repeal of the poll tax. The Smith-Connally Act of 1943 extended the power of the president to seize strike-bound war plants, a measure that Connally believed helped the war effort. In his years of prominence in the 1930s and 1940s Connally was the best showman in the Senate. A contemporary politician, describing the 200-pound, whitehaired Connally, decreed him to be "the only man in the United States Senate who could wear a Roman Toga and not look like a fat man in a nightgown." By the early 1950s, however, Connally had lost some of his effectiveness. Moreover, his notions of party loyalty were distasteful to the powerful tidelands oil lobby. The lobby wanted a strong leader who would support whichever 1952 presidential nominee embraced state ownership of offshore oil lands (see TIDELANDS CONTROVERSY ). After they found their candidate in state attorney general M. Price Daniel, Sr., whose speeches effectively linked Connally with the unpopular Truman administration, Connally retired. Connally and his first wife had one son, Ben C. Connally. Mrs. Connally died in 1935. In 1942 the senator married Lucile (Sanderson) Sheppard, the widow of Senator Morris Sheppard. Connally died on October 28, 1963. -- BIBLIOGRAPHY: Tom Connally and Alfred Steinberg, My Name Is Tom Connally (New York: Crowell, 1954). Dictionary of American Biography. George N. Green, The Establishment in Texas Politics (Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood, 1979). George N. Green Recommended citation: "CONNALLY, THOMAS TERRY." The Handbook of Texas Online. ===================================== CONNALLY, Thomas Terry (Tom), 1877-1963 Senate Years of Service: 1929-1953 Party: Democrat Library of Congress CONNALLY, Thomas Terry (Tom), (step-grandfather of Connie Mack III), a Representative and a Senator from Texas; born near Hewitt, McLennan County, Tex., August 19, 1877; attended the public schools; was graduated from Baylor University, Waco, Tex., in 1896 and from the law department of the University of Texas at Austin in 1898; was admitted to the bar in 1898 and commenced practice in Waco, Tex.; moved to Marlin, Falls County, Tex., in 1899 and continued the practice of law; served as sergeant major in the Second Regiment, Texas Volunteer Infantry, during the Spanish-American War; member, State house of representatives 1901-1904; prosecuting attorney of Falls County, Tex., 1906-1910; during the First World War became captain and adjutant of the Twenty-second Infantry Brigade, Eleventh Division, United States Army, in 1918; permanent chairman of Texas Democratic State convention in 1938; elected as a Democrat to the Sixty-fifth and to the five succeeding Congresses (March 4, 1917-March 3, 1929); did not seek renomination in 1928, having become a candidate for Senator; elected as a Democrat to the United States Senate in 1928; reelected in 1934, 1940, and again in 1946 and served from March 4, 1929, to January 3, 1953, was not a candidate for renomination in 1952; chairman, Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds (Seventy-third through Seventy-seventh Congresses), Committee on Foreign Relations (Seventy-seventh through Seventy-ninth and Eighty-first and Eighty-second Congresses); member and vice chairman of the United States delegation to the United Nations Conference on International Organization at San Francisco in 1945; representative of the United States to the first session of the General Assembly of the United Nations at London and to the second session at New York in 1946; engaged in the practice of law in Washington, D.C., where he died on October 28, 1963; interment in Calvary Cemetery, Marlin, Tex. Bibliography American National Biography; DAB; Connally, Thomas T. My Name is Tom Connally. New York: Thomas T. Crowell Company, 1954; Smyrl, Frank. Tom Connally and the New Deal. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Oklahoma, 1968. 1900 Census Falls Co., TX Page , Precinct # , ED 16 - Sh 9 < Thomas Terry (Tom) Connally s/o Jones & Mary Ellen Terry Connally > Conley, Thomas T. Aug 1877 TX 1910 Census Falls Co., TX Page , ED 47 - Sh 97, < Thomas Terry (Tom) Connally s/o Jones & Mary Ellen Terry Connally > Connally, Tom 32 TX Connally, Louise 29 ? (wife) Connally, Ben 4m ? (son) 1920 Census Falls Co., TX Page , Marlin Township, ED 69 < Thomas Terry (Tom) Connally s/o Jones & Mary Ellen Terry Connally > Connally, Tom 42 TX GA KY Owns Home Connally, Louise C. 39 TX GA TX (wife) Connally, Ben C. 10 TX TX TX (son) 1930 Census Falls Co., TX Page 10A, Justice Precinct #1, Marlin City Ward 1, 9 Apr 1930 < Thomas Terry (Tom) Connally s/o Jones & Mary Ellen Terry Connally > Connally, Tom 52 TX GA GA Owns home valued at $10,000, Married at age 27, US Senator Connally, Louise 49 TX MS TX (wife) Married at age 26 Connally, Ben 20 TX TX TX (son) -- RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Williams Sr. of Spartanburg, http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2850166&id=I43147 ========================================= ---------------------- Washington - The body of former Sen Tom Connally -- often described as 'the senator who look most like a senator should look' -- was to be flown back to his home state of Texas today. Connally ... died Monday [28 October 1963] at the age of 86. ... His wife was at the bedside when he died. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday [30 October 1963] in the First Methodist Church of Marlin, in Central Texas, where he was a member. Burial will be in nearby Calvary Cemetery. ... Thomas Terry Connally was born in McLennan County Aug 19, 1877, a son of Jones and Mary Terry Connally. He was educated in Baylor University at Waco and the University of Texas Law School. In 1904 he married Louise Clarkson of Marlin who died in 1935. A son by that marriage is a federal district judge in Houston. The Rev Asbury Lewis, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Marlin, will officiate at the funeral servcices. -- Del Rio Times Herald, Del Rio, Texas, Tuesday 29 Oct 1963 ---------------------- ---------------------- Thomas Terry "Tom" Connally Birth Aug 19, 1877 McLennan County, Texas, USA Death Oct 28, 1963 Washington, District of Columbia, District Of Columbia, USA US Congressman, US Senator. Served in the United States Army during the Spanish-American War. Elected to represent Texas's 11th District in the United States House of Representatives, serving from 1917 to 1929. Also served as a Member of the Texas State House of Representatives from 1901 to 1904, Delegate to the Democratic National Convention from Texas in 1920, 1932, 1936, 1940, and 1948, and United States Senator from Texas from 1929 to 1953. (bio by: K) Parents: Jones Connally (1825 - 1902) Mary Ellen Terry Connally (1844 - 1932) Spouses: Louise Clarkson Connally (1880 - 1935) Lucille Sanderson Connally (1890 - 1980) Son Ben Clarkson Connally (1909 - 1975) Siblings: Arizona Connally Clements (1859 - ____) Eddie Connally Kendrick (1863 - 1925) Half-sibling Amanda Connally Smith (1872 - 1946) Bertha Connally Moore (1878 - 1963) Rose Connally Staton (1884 - 1946) Lila Connally McKay (1886 - 1967) Burial Calvary Cemetery, Marlin, Falls County, Texas, BC Clark Block Maintained by Find A Grave Aug 11, 2003 -- Find A Grave Memorial #7752917, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7752917 ----------------------
1870 Federal Census, Brazos County, Texas, 16 June, PO Bryan, page 2, Hse/Fam #13 Connally, TG 29 M W Farmer $3560 Real Estate $300 Personal Estate b Georgia Connally, MS 24 F W Keeping House b Georgia Connally, WL 6 M W b Georgia Connally, MA 11mos b July 1869 F W b Georgia Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965 W L Connally Marriage 3 Feb 1885 McLennan, Texas, United States Spouse Julia A Cox Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 William Lee Connally Birth 31 August 1864 Georgia Residence McGregor, McLennan, Texas for 65 years Father T G Connally, born Georgia Mother Samantha Christian, born Georgia Age 72 yrs, 10 mos, 27 days Public Weigher, Last worked in 1935, Married Wife Mrs Julia Cox Connally Informant (wife) Mrs Lee Connally, McGregor, Texas Death 28 Jul 1937 McGregor, McLennan, Texas Cause of Death High Blood Pressure and Failing Hearts Burial 28 July 1937 in Comanche Springs Cemetery, McGregor, McLennan County, Texas, by S Amsler Funeral Home, McGregor Certificate #37707 filed 27 July 1937, filed State 5 August 1937 William Lee Connally Birth Aug 31, 1864 Georgia, USA Death Jul 27, 1937 McGregor, McLennan County, Texas, USA Parents: Thomas G Connally (1841 - 1916) Mary S Connally (1845 - 1925) Spouse Julia Ann Cox Connally (1867 - 1942) Children: Roy Connally (1885 - 1969) Maude Conally Webb (1890 - 1959) Siblings: Maggie Ophelia Connally Gaddy (1869 - 1943) Tom Frederick Connally (1872 - 1949) Charlie Coke Connally (1874 - 1874) James Christian Connally (1876 - 1901) Joseph E Connally (1887 - 1890) Burial Comanche Springs Cemetery, McGregor, McLennan County, Texas, USA Created by History Hunter Jul 03, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #72556707, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=72556707
"In the original Ancestry packet it is Image 573, "A Return of the Estate of Drury B. Christian dcd." Besides Joel T. Haley, names include Permelia [Thomasina Jones] Attaway, Thomas Jones's youngest sister; Thomas Jones, Charles Jones, Samuel Connally, William L. Connally, William L. Connally, and Mary Christian." -- James Jones, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 21 January 2018 Pvt William Lindsay Connally, Jr Birth Jul 4, 1837 Franklin County, Georgia Death Jun 1, 1916 Fulton County, Georgia C.S.A.~Co. E~Engineer Corp Parents: William L. Connally (1788 - 1853) Cenas Christian Connally (1808 - 1891) Spouse Mary Elizabeth Connally Connally (1841 - 1924) Children: William Lindsay Connally (1859 - 1916) Dora Connally (1862 - 1887) Susan Connally Hunter (1875 - 1941) Burial Connally Cemetery, East Point, Fulton County, Georgia, USA Created by Elizabeth Olmstead Oct 11, 2009 -- Find A Grave Memorial #42976342, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=42976342
William Lindsey Connally BIRTH 03 OCT 1788 Chapel Hill, Orange, North Carolina, USA DEATH 07 MAY 1853 Kensington, Walker, Georgia USA Parents Unknown Spouse Cenas Christian Connally BIRTH 6 MAR 1808 Franklin, Georgia, USA DEATH 2 SEP 1891 Parents: Drewry Christian 1775-1825 Francis Elizabeth Oglesby 1777-1811 Marriage 26 Jul 1825 Franklin, Georgia, USA -- James Jones, https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/110317287/person/130134011205/facts "One thing really interesting to me is the apparent attraction the Connally boys had for my grgr grandmother Sally Christian Jones and her Christian family sisters. (1) Sally married Jones Connally's first cousin Charles Jones. Her sisters (2) Cenas married Jones's brothers [?] William L Connally, and (3) Pyrene married Samuel W Connally." -- James Jones, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 28 August 2017 Georgia Marriages, 1699-1944 William Conley Spouse Cinnis Christian Marriage 26 Jul 1825 Franklin County, Georgia "In the original Ancestry packet it is Image 573, "A Return of the Estate of Drury B. Christian dcd." Besides Joel T. Haley, names include Permelia [Thomasina Jones] Attaway, Thomas Jones's youngest sister; Thomas Jones, Charles Jones, Samuel Connally, William L. Connally, William L. Connally, and Mary Christian." -- James Jones, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 21 January 2018 William L "Uncle Bill" Connally Birth Oct 3, 1788 Death May 7, 1853 one of 16 Children Parents Thomas Connally (1738 - 1820) Spouse Cenas Christian Connally (1808 - 1891) Son William Lindsay Connally (1837 - 1916) Siblings: Elizabeth Connally Gaddis (1769 - ____) Mary Connally Strickland (1772 - 1840) Price Connally (1775 - ____) David Connally (1776 - 1848) Abner Connally (1777 - 1855) Christopher Columbus Connally (1792 - 1831) Burial Connally Family Cemetery, Kensington, Walker County, Georgia, USA Created by WalkerCoGa Mar 28, 2014 -- Find A Grave Memorial #127021286, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=127021286
Mattie J Ragsdale's record of marriage to James B Criswell reports her name as Mattie J Connelly, but an old photo of Mattie and James gives her name as Mattie Ragsdale Connelly Criswell, indicating Connelly was a first married name.
Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965 Lucy B Fitzpatrick Marriage 1874 Grayson County, Texas, United States Spouse D S Cowart [Conrad] FHL Film Number 1290411 1900 Federal Census, Greer County, Oklahoma, 8 June, Mangum, District 84, page 6A-6B, Hse/Fam #112 Conrad, David S Head W M June 1855 44 Married 26 yrs [abt 1891] IN MO IN Carriage Maker Rents Conrad, Belle Wife W F Nov 1855 44 Married 26 yrs 2 children/2 living AR MS MS - page 6B - Conrad, Sam D Son W M Oct 1888 2 Single At School
Flora Ellen Conrad McSwain Birth Nov. 1, 1873 Forsyth County, North Carolina Death Jun. 3, 1936 Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina Spouse Gabriel Washburn McSwain (1872 - 1927) Burial Salem Moravian God's Acre, Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina Created by DeLoss McKnight III Oct 11, 2010 -- Find A Grave Memorial #59944999, Flora Ellen Conrad McSwain, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=59944999
1880 Federal Census, Grayson County, Texas, 1 July, Whitesboro, District 7, page 44, Hse/Fam #407 Winter, Stephen W M 60 Laborer Married TN NC NC [b abt 1820] Winter, Ellen W F 55 Wife Keeping House Married AL VA TN [abt 1825] Conrad, Lucy B W F 25 Stepdaughter Single AR TN AL [abt 1855] Conrad, Lula P W F 4 Stepgranddau TX IN AR [abt 1876] U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Lula Pearl Richards [Lula Pearl Conrad] Birth 21 Oct 1875 Sherman Gray, Texas Father David S Conrad Mother Louise B Fitzpatrick SSN 455202865 Sep 1940 Name listed as LULA PEARL RICHARDS Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Lula Pearl Richards Death 16 Jan 1949 El Paso County Certificate #1674
1900 Federal Census, Greer County, Oklahoma, 8 June, Mangum, District 84, page 6A-6B, Hse/Fam #112 Conrad, David S Head W M June 1855 44 Married 26 yrs [abt 1891] IN MO IN Carriage Maker Rents Conrad, Belle Wife W F Nov 1855 44 Married 26 yrs 2 children/2 living AR MS MS - page 6B - Conrad, Sam D Son W M Oct 1888 2 Single At School
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Joseph E McSwain Age: 21, Birth Year 1880 Residence: Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas Spouse's Name Allie Cook Spouse's Age: 17 Spouse's Residence: Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas Marriage 13 Oct 1901 Arkansas County Marriage License Date: 10 Oct 1901 1910 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 20 April, Prairie Township, District 13, page 3A, Hse/Fam #36 McSwain, Joseph Head M W 30 Married 9 years AR NC NC Farm Laborer, working out; McSwain, Allie Wife F W 24 Married 9yrs AR GA AR; McSwain, Ollie Dau M W 8 AR AR AR McSwain, Iona Dau F W 6 AR AR AR McSwain, Nettie Dau F W 3 AR AR AR McSwain, Nellie Dau F W 3 AR AR AR McSwain, Kiner Dau M W 10mos AR AR AR 1920 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 3 February, District 16, page 6B, Prairie Township, Ethel & St Charles Rd, Hse #116, Fam #120 McSwain, Joseph E Head M W 40 AR NC NC Farmer McSwain, Allie Wife F W 33 AR USA USA McSwain, Ollie Son M W 17 AR AR AR Farm Laborer McSwain, Iona Dau F W 16 AR AR AR Farm Laborer McSwain, Nettie Dau F W 16 AR AR AR Farm Laborer McSwain, Nellie Dau F W 16 AR AR AR Farm Laborer McSwain, John T Son M W 10 AR AR AR Farm Laborer McSwain, Velma Dau F W 8 AR AR AR McSwain, Howard Son M W 6 AR AR AR McSwain, J E Son M W 2mos AR AR AR [born Nov 1919] World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Joseph Edward Mcswain Residence Ethel, Arkansas County, Arkansas Birth Date: 17 Nov 1879 Occupation Framing Self-Employed in Ethel, Arkansas Nearest Relative (Wife) Allie McSwain, Ethel, Arkansas Short, Slender, Blue Eyes, Light Hair Registered Stuttgart, Arkansas, Arkansas 12 September 1918 1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 21 April, District 25, page 6B, Prairie Township, Ethel & Chute Rd, Hse #114, Fam #115 McSwain, Joseph E Head M W 50 Married at age 21 AR NC NC Farmer McSwain, Allie Wife F W 44 Married at age 17 AR USA USA McSwain, Nettie Dau F W 23 AR AR AR McSwain, John K Son M W 20 AR AR AR Farm Laborer McSwain, Velma J Dau F W 18 AR AR AR McSwain, Howard Son M W 16 AR AR AR McSwain, J E Son M W 10 AR AR AR McSwain, Audrey Dau F W 4yr 7mos AR AR AR 1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 8 April, Ethel, District 1-26, page 3B, Belleview Rd, Hse #44, Owns Farm, $1000 value McSwain, Joe Head M W 60 Grade 8 b Arkansas same house in 1935 Cotton McSwain, Allie Wife F W 54 Grade 7 b Arkansas same house in 1935 Housekeeper McSwain, Velmer Dau F W 26 Grade 8 b Arkansas same house in 1935 Housekeeper McSwain, Howard Son M W 25 Single Grade 9 b Arkansas same house in 1935 Farm Laborer McSwain, J E Son M W 20 Single Grade 9 b Arkansas same house in 1935 Farm Laborer McSwain, Audrey Dau F W 14 Grade 8 b Arkansas same house in 1935 Housekeeper Alice A "Allie" Cook McSwain Birth 1885 Arkansas Death 1964 Arkansas County, Arkansas Spouse Joseph E. McSwain (1879 - 1964) Children: Ollie V McSwain (1902 - 1927) Nettie M McSwain Tucker (1907 - 1996) John Kiner McSwain (1909 - 1951) Joseph E McSwain (1919 - 1945) Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Arkansas County, Arkansas Created by Dale Houghton May 11, 2012 -- Find A Grave Memorial #89982252, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=89982252
1925 Kansas State Census, Rice County, Lyons Township, 319 E Main St, Family #365 Shoemaker, J C Head Owns Free and Clear M W 61 Married b IA To KS from IA Merchant Shoemaker, Della Wife F W 59 Married b IA To KS from IA Next door is their son W C Shoemaker and his wife Anna with their two children. 1925 Kansas State Census, Rice County, Lyons Township, 114 N St John St, Family #365 (Same) Shoemaker, W C Head Owns Free and Clear M W 37 Married b IA To KS from IA Merchant Shoemaker, Della Wife F W 29 Married b KS Rice Co Shoemaker, Evlyn Nell Dau F W 6 Married b KS Rice Co Shoemaker, Joseph Donald Son M W 4 Married b KS Rice Co 1930 Federal Census, Rice County, Kansas, 12 April, Lyons Ward 1, District 13, page 8A, 103 S St John St, Hse #211, Fam #231 Shoemaker, Joseph C Head Owns $4400 M W 66 Married at age 23 IA OH OH Oil Station Proprietor [b abt 1864] Shoemaker, Della L Wife F W 64 Married at age 21 IA IN IN [b abt 1866] ----------------------- Delia Cook Shoemaker Birth Nov. 5, 1862 Afton, Union County, Iowa Death May 24, 1957 Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas wife of Joseph C Shoemaker - married 1886 in Iowa Mrs Delia Shoemaker LYONS - Mrs Delia Shoemaker, 94, died at 11:35 a.m. Friday in Wichita at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs William LeClerc. She had been ill four months. Mrs Shoemaker was born Nov 5, 1862, in Afton, Iowa, and had lived in Lyons almost a half century, moving to Wichita five years ago. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include 10 grandchildren. Funeral will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at Crawford and Miller Chapel with Rev. L O Smith officiating. Burial will be in Lyons Cemetery. from The Hutchinson News, Saturday, 25 May 1957 Spouse Joseph Corrington Shoemaker (1863 - 1952) Children Wilbert Clarence Shoemaker (1887 - 1949) Burial Lyons Municipal Cemetery, Lyons, Rice County, Kansas Created by Diane Smith Battershell Oct 21, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #78845986, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=78845986 -----------------------