1860 Federal Census, Washington County, Missouri, 7 June, Belgrade Township, PO Caledonia, page 6, Hse/Fam #30 Chris Horton 24 Farmer $500 Real Estate $200 Personal born Missouri Cannot read or write [b abt 1836] Alsy Horton 28 F born Missouri Cannot read or write [b abt 1832] John A Horton 8 M born Missouri [b abt 1852] George F Horton 5 M born Missouri [b abt 1855] Wm H Horton 4 M born Missouri [b abt 1856] Nancy J Horton 1 F born Missouri [b abt 1859] Louisa Horton 2mos F born Missouri [b abt Mar 1860]
-------------------- George Thomas Horton Birth Nov. 15, 1815 Death Jan. 4, 1900 Parents: John Brissell Horton (1789 - 1871) Susan Crider Horton (1796 - 1868) Spouse Drucilla Pinkney Hains Horton (1817 - 1891) Siblings: Sarah Ann Horton Layne (1821 - 1908) Elizabeth Catherine Horton Brown (1824 - 1880) Mary Catherine Polly Horton Montgomery (1828 - 1860) John Crider Horton (1835 - 1911) David Lennox Horton (1838 - 1923) Burial Hamilton Cemetery, Cabool, Texas County, Missouri Created by Shari Ellison Mar 31, 2005 -- Find A Grave Memorial #10711606, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=10711606 --------------------
1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 25 April, Ethel, District 1-25, page 8B, Ethel & Chute Rd, Hse #149, Fam #150 Horton, Mack Head Owns $9000 M W 36 First Married at age 28 AR MS MS Farmer [b abt 1894] Horton, Susie Wife F W 25 First Married at age 17 AR AR AR [b abt 1905] Horton, Geraldene Dau F W 7 AR AR AR [b abt 1923] Horton, Nora Dau F W 5 AR AR AR [b abt 1925] Horton, Herman M Son M W 3yrs4mos AR AR AR [b abt Dec 1926] Horton, Kenneth Son M W 10mos AR AR AR [b abt May 1929] 1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 12 April, Ethel, District 1-26, page 6A, Belleview Road, Hse #86, Own $400 Horton, Mack Head M W 46 Married Grade 7 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Farmer [b abt 1894] Horton, Susie Wife F W 36 Married Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Housekeeper [b abt 1904] Horton, Geraldine Dau F W 17 Single Grade H3 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1923] Geraldine's daughter said that her original given name was Jearl Dean, but her teacher changed it to Geraldine. "Mother was named Jearl Dean....and her teacher changed it. That's why she had no middle name!" -- Janet Lynn Maddox, Facebook page " Love Harold, Geraldine & Janet Lynn," https://www.facebook.com/153501711342293/photos/a.153512121341252.36747.153501711342293/156058677753263/?type=3&theater Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Geraldine Horton Age 22, Birth Year abt 1923 Residence Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas Spouse's Name Harold A Maddox Spouse's Age 25 Spouse's Residence St Charles, Arkansas, Arkansas Marriage 12 Apr 1945 Arkansas County Marriage License Date 10 Apr 1945 Mack and Susie Horton Memorial Facebook "Mother's Six Sisters & Six Brothers" Geraldine, Nora, Max [Herman], James (Boodler), Haynes, Jimmy [same as James?], Floyd, Sue, Linda, Judy, Tommy, Nancy, Polly -- Mack and Susie Horton Memorial Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.153512121341252.36747.153501711342293&type=1 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Geraldine H Maddox Born 16 Dec 1922 Died 4 Sep 2001 Last Residence Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri 63902 SSN 460-22-2059 issued Texas (Before 1951) Her Social Security records give us her father's first name Richard. He has otherwise been known only as R M or Mack. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Geraldine Horton [Geraldine H Maddox] Birth 16 Dec 1922 Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas Death Date 4 Sep 2001 Father Richard M Horton Mother Susie A Turner SSN 460222059 Apr 1941 Name listed as GERALDINE HORTON; Jun 1946 Name listed as GERALDINE H MADDOX Geraldine Horton Maddox Birth Dec 16, 1922 Death Sep 4, 2001 Spouse Harold Arthur Maddox (1919 - 2007) Burial Cedarcrest Memorial Gardens, De Witt, Arkansas County, Arkansas, USA Created by Ruby Allen May 26, 2016 -- Find A Grave Memorial #163301727, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=163301727
1900 Federal Census, Holmes County, Mississippi, 21 June, Durant, District 40, page 16, Hse #319, Fam #327 Horton, Samuel O Head W M Oct 1867 27 Married 9 yrs [abt 1891] MS NC MS Farmer Rents Horton, Bettie L Wife W F Dec 1872 32 Married 9 yrs 1 children/1 living MS TN AL Horton, Gladys C Dau W F June 1893 6 Single MS MS MS 1910 Federal Census, Yalobusha County, Mississippi, 22 April, Water Valley Ward 3, District 121, Page 1B, Market St, Hse #195, Fam #223 Horton, Samuel O Head M W 41 Married 18 years MS NC MS Railroad Engineer Owns [b abt 1869] Horton, Bettie F W 37 Married 18 years 1 children/1 living b MS VA VA [b abt 1873] Horton, Gladys C Dau F W 15 Single MS MS MS [b abt 1895] Sam and Bettie's daughter Gladys' Social Security record gives us her mother's maiden nae, as well as Gladys' married nmae and birthday. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Gladys Horton Calender [Gladys Horton Horton] Birth Date 11 Jun 1894 Attala CO, Mississippi Father Samuel O Horton Mother Bettie L Gunter May 1963 Name listed as GLADYS HORTON CALENDER Gladys H Calender Birth Jun 11, 1894 Death May 26, 1981 Burial Mizpah Cemetery, Durant, Holmes County, Mississippi, USA Created by Dudley Rinicker Jan 30, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #64874468, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=64874468&ref=acom
"Lura and John had three children together: Johnny, Quinn, and Glenn. I remember her pretty well--she died in the late 60's or early 70's. John Berry Horton married Lura Ines Ward Oct. 21, 1906. She died June 8, 1964." -- Nancy Horton Posey, comments on a photo on a Facebook page about her family, https://www.facebook.com/153501711342293/photos/a.153512121341252.36747.153501711342293/159514487407682/?type=3&theater 1920 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 10 February, South Prairie Township, District 16, page 9A, Hse #157, Fam #1676 Horton, John B Head Owns M W 54 MS NC MS Farmer [b abt 1865] Horton, Lourie Wife F W 40 MO US MO [b abt 1879] Horton, Ernest Son M W 24 AR MS MO Farm Labor [abt 1895] Horton, Eunice Dau F W 18 AR MS MO [abt 1901] Horton, John B Jr Son M W 11 AR MS MO Farm Labor [b abt 1908] Horton, Glen Son M W 9 AR MS MO [b abt 1910] Horton, Quinn Son M W 7 AR MS MO [b abt 1912] In this family's 1930 census enumeration the child listed as Lew matches Glen of 1920. Perhaps Glen's middle name was Luis, Lew (Lou) for short. 1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 24 April, Prairie Township, Ethel and Chute Rd, District 25, p 8A, Hse #142, Fam #143 Horton, John B Head Owns M W 64 First married at age 22 MS NC MS [born 1866] Horton, Lourie [Lura or Lurie] Wife F W 50 First married at age 29 MO US MO [born 1880] Horton, John R (?) [John B Jr] Son M W 21 AR MS MO [born abt 1909] Horton, Lew Son M W 19 AR MS MO [born abt 1911] Horton, Quin Son M W 17 AR MS MO [born abt 1913] June Marie London, in her London-Porter-Gunter-Griffin Family Tree, has Glenn as Glenn Adam Horton. She includes no documentation or record for this middle name, or discussion about his name. I have found no record for any middle name, other than the 1930 census, where his entry as Lew Horton would seem to stand for Louis. References to him by family are always just Glenn, as is the case on his grave and Find a Grave memorial. Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Glenn Horton Age 21, Birth Year abt 1910 Residence Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas Spouse's Name Marjorie Murphy Spouse's Age 17 Spouse's Residence Van, Arkansas, Arkansas Marriage 20 Jul 1931 Arkansas County Marriage License Date 20 Jul 1931 Gravestone Glenn Horton Born Aug 29, 1910 Died Jan 22, 1938 Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel, Arkansas County, Arkansas Photo by Orville Jenkins 13 Nov 2017 Glenn Horton Birth Aug 29, 1910 Death Jan 22, 1938 Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Arkansas County, Arkansas Created by Dale Houghton May 08, 2012 -- Find A Grave Memorial #89794360, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Horton&GSiman=1&GScid=55222&GRid=89794360&
Hannah Horton's parentage was not reported in any of the Terry related genealogies reporting her as the wife of Miles Terry, son of William Terry, or Botetourt County, Virginia. I found one or maybe two genealogies that report her parents. It seemed likely that she was part of the Horton clan related to the Meshack Green line in our genealogy. All signs point to Meshack and his wife Lucretia Franklin were Cherokee. But initial investigations suggest it is a different Horton line. One of the daughters of Meshack W Green, Nancy Anne, married John (Brissel) Horton. These Hortons were from Pennsylvania, where they had been Quakers, and they were attached to the same New Garden Annual Meeting of Friends in Guilford County, North Carolina, that is reported among members of this Terry clan. John Horton, husband of Nancy Anne Green, daughter of Meshack W Green, was one of the signatories of the original 1817 treaty of the Cherokees with the US government to ceded their lands in North and South Carolina in exchange for lands in the west. Meshack's first wife, whose name is not known, was the mother of Nancy Anne Green who married John Horton. Since John was white, he would have been signing the treaty on of Nancy as Cherokee. Nancy being accepted as Cherokee indicates her mother likely was also, since tribal membership was generally matrilineal. John and Nancy moved west with the first Cherokee removal and settled and died in Missouri. ----------------------- I am the great-granddaughter of Mary Jane Terry Jett 1877-1897. Her family goes back to parents Miles and Luraney Johnson Terry, grandparents Isaac and Barbara Gabbard Terry, and then great-grandparents Thomas Miles Terry 1797-1852 who was married to Martha Jane or Patsy Johnson in Breathitt County. This Thomas Miles was child of Miles B. or Devil Jet and Hannah Horton. Siblings were Rachel, Annie, Leonard, and Susanna Elizabeth. It is the story that this Thomas Miles left Patsy and children and took off and remarried and had a different family up in Floyd County. I was just trying to be sure I had right person. I was also wondering about the name Devil Jett as I am a Jett but not sure why or what Devil Jett means. No insult but my Grandmother said we were not that old bad Curt Jett's bunch and I know she meant the feuding and killing Curtis Jett. I do not think he was related (well, not any more closely than us) to Devil Jet. -- Gwendolyn Andrews, Geneanet Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 19 January 2019 ----------------------- ---------------------- Hannah Horton A Rumor is that Hannah's mother is to have been of Cherokee Indian descent. To date no proof can be found on this statement, but their daughter Annie Terry married a "Casebolt" and their son latter applied for a government payment as reparations to the Cherokee Indians in early 1900's. See information under Annie Terry Casebolt (Miles Terry). This claim was denied but also serves to substantiate other rumors that Hannah was from Indian bloodlines. Given the temperament and resentment for Indians in that day, it would make sense why Miles would move from an area that is still historically a Terry basin of Roanoke VA. The following claims further add credence to the Indian bloodline. Lane Shannon Branham, a grandson on Cornelius and Annie Terry Estep, replied to correspondence regarding his Eastern Cherokee Application No. 31011, dated July 25, 1907, under the 1835-1836 and 1846 treaties, as transcribed below Application No. 31011 Pound Gap WV 6/5/1908 ----------- To Hon. Guion Miller Special Commission Court Claims Washington DC Dear Sir: In reply to within questions will say that I think the removal of my parents and grandparents from Kentucky to Virginia may have been the cause of not being enrolled (if they were not). I claim Annie Terry Estep, who was a niece of John Ross, as my ancestor. I think John Ross was a party to the treaties of 1835 and 1846. We pass as white and none of our ancestors were slaves that we know of. The physical signs on the Indian are distinctly noticeable in our people. My father and mother were living in Kanawha Co. VA (now W Va) near where I live. For further evidence in this, see affidavits of Loring D Hill and others filed with the claim of Joseph R Hill (My nephew) of Lockwood, Nicholas Co, W Va. I was born in 1832 and remember my grandmother, Annie Terry and remember her resemblance to the Indians. Yours Truly, Lane S Branham (we moved from KY about the years 1826-1838) ----------- In the remark section of his claim, Lane Branham stated: "I have frequently heard my mother and grandmother on my mothers side(whose maiden name was Annie Terry) say that they were blood related to the Cherokee Indians as these Indians frequently camped near them when passing through that country. Other excerpts from other claims of relatives Cornelius T Estep Claim No. 44239 My grandmother Terry was said to be 1/2 Indian Cherokee. Wilson McGraw Claim No. 44207 Miles Terry, Annie Terry Estep's father's father was Miles Terry Sr., who was called Devil Jet and belonged to Chief John Ross Tribe of Cherokee Indians. Ruby McGraw Vencill Claim no. 44159 "My great grandparents was Cornelius Estep and Annie (Terry) Estep's father's father was Miles Terry Sr., who was called Devil Jet and belonged to Chief John Ross Tribe of Cherokee Indians." Also in 1907 a Jesse Terry who was at this time seventy-four years old stated in an affidavit that Annie Terry Estep was a Cherokee Indian. This was the same Annie Terry who was Miles and Hannah's Daughter. The paper also stated that some Terrys had changed their last names prior to this to avoid being connected to the Cherokee Indians. Note:Records indicate there was a Miles Terry Jr., son of Miles and Hannah Horton Terry, but he was a brother to Annie Terry. No research has yet revealed if Annie Terry was in fact a niece to Chief John Ross. Ross's father was Scottish and his mother part Cherokee.Ross's first wife was Cherokee.If there was a kinship, likely Annie Terry may have been the niece of Ross by marriage. ALL EASTERN CHEROKEE CLAIMS FILED BY VARIOUS ESTEP, BRANHAM, HILL, MCGRAW AND O'DELL ANCESTORS WERE REJECTED.In addition to "REJECTED," it was filed too late. The enrolling agent wrote "It does not appear that any ancestor ever enrolled but it does appear that applicants ancestors came from Kentucky to W VA in about 1835. They were therefore not living anywhere near the Cherokee domain and were not parties to the treaties of 1835-6 and 1846. Show no connection with the Cherokee tribe. Most of our ancestor's claim forms stated that "Devil Jet" belonged to Principle Chief, John Ross of the Eastern Branch of the Cherokee.Ross was born October 3, 1790 and died in 1866.From 1819 to 1826, Ross served as president of the National Council of the Cherokee and assumed his position as Principle Chief of the Eastern Cherokee in 1828. His Cherokee name was GU'WISGUWI'and in boyhood was known as TSAN'USDI, "LITTLE JOHN". Continuing research has revealed Hannah Horton Terry was most likely Cherokee. The Eastern Cherokee Claims that were filed no doubt represent a tradition that passed word of mouth for several generations. The claims, in part were somewhat contradictory. In reviewing the copies of the claims, it appears they were incorrectly filed through the descent of Miles "Devil Jet," as they should have been filed through the descent of Hannah Horton Terry. After her marriage, Hannah Horton, lived in the white mans world and was never enrolled on any Indian census or lived on any designated Indian lands. -- "Miles Terry-Married Hannah Horton," Genealogy archives, http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/terry/6268/ ----------------------
1860 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 11 July, District 550, PO Caines, page 79 (scan 641), Hse/Fam #479 Thomas G Horton 60 M Farmer $800 Real Estate $250 Personal born South Carolina [b abt 1800] Nica Horton 55 F born South Carolina [b abt 1805] Harriett Horton 15 F born North Carolina [b abt 1835]
Gravestone Horton Albert Sept 24, 1888 Jan 25, 1899 Helen Dec 18, 1896 Dec 24, 1896 Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel, Arkansas County, Arkansas Photo by Orville Boyd Jenkins 13 May 2017
1880 Federal Census, Attala County, Mississippi, 21 June, Beat 4, District 17, page 42 (scan 129B), Hse #361, Fam #366 Horton, A W M 50 Husband Farmer NC NC NC b abt 1830] Horton, MA W F 36 Wife Keeping House MS SC SC [abt 1844] Horton, John W M 15 Son At Home MS NC SC [abt 1865] Horton, Samuel W M 13 Son At School MS NC SC [abt 1867] Horton, Sally W F 10 Dau At School MS NC SC [abt 1870] Horton, Hellsie W F 5 Dau At School MS NC SC [abt 1875]
"I descend from Joseph Horton (1780 - Dec 22, 1876) and Mary Webb (1785 - 1876) through their son Henry S Horton SN (1811 - 1880) and his wife, Rachel Amanda Edmonds (May 1845 - 1880). From there, I descend from Henry S Horton SN (1811 - 1880) and his wife Rachel Amanda Edmonds (1840 - 1880) from their son, Christopher Columbus Horton (Jul 23, 1867 - Nov 19, 1941) and his wife, Barbara Ellen Goad (Mar 16, 1865 - Oct 19, 1940)." -- Thea Sparks, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 28 February 2016 U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865 Henry Horton Residence Hillsville, Virginia Enlisted 10 Aug 1861 Hillsville, Virginia, Private in Company I, Virginia 45th Infantry Regiment on 10 Sep 1861. Source The Virginia Regimental Histories Series North Carolina, Index to Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Henry Horton Spouse Rachel A Edmond Bond Date 27 Apr 1864 Bond #000145267 Record #01 111 Bondsman Henry H Jinkins Marriage 27 Apr 1864 Surry County Performed By A Simmons, Justice of the Peace North Carolina, Marriage Index, 1741-2004 R A Edmonds Gender Female Henry Horton Marriage 27 Apr 1864 Surry County, North Carolina Surry County Marriage Register, page 67 Family Data Collection - Individual Records Henry Horton Spouse Susannah Goad Parents Joseph Horton, Mary Webb Birth 1811 Grayson County, VA Marriage Date 1834 Death Date 1870 Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940 Susannah Horten Spouse Henry Horten Child Benjamin Horten
1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 2 April, Prairie Township, District 1-24, page 1A, St Charles Rd, Hse #6, Owns $600 Horton, George Head M W 48 Grade 6 b Arkansas Same Place in 1935 Farmer [b abt 1891] Horton, Maude Wife F W 40 Grade 6 b Missouri Same Place in 1935 House Wife [b abt 1900] Horton, G Alfred Son M W 19 Grade 0 b Arkansas [b abt 1921] Horton, Melvin Son M W 18 Grade 0 b Arkansas Laborer [b abt 1922] Horton, Alvin Son M W 16 Grade 0 b Arkansas Laborer [b abt 1924] Horton, Herbert H M W 11 Grade 0 b Arkansas Same House Laborer [b abt 1929] Horton, Homer G M W 11mos Grade 0 b Arkansas [b abt April 1939] Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Herbert H Horton Age 19, Birth Year abt 1929 Residence St Charles, Arkansas, Arkansas Spouse's Name Marilee Bisswanger Spouse's Age 19 Spouse's Residence Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas Marriage 25 Jul 1948 Arkansas County Marriage License Date 23 Jul 1948 U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 Herbert H Horton Birth Date 16 Aug 1928 Address: PO Box 204, Saint Charles, AR, 72140-0204 POB 4l, Saint Charles, AR, 72140 (1993) 42 Canary Cv, Pine Bluff, AR, 71603-3525 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current Herbert H. Horton Born 16 Aug 1928 Died 23 Jun 2011 Last Residence Saint Charles, Arkansas, Arkansas 72140 SSN issued Arkansas (1955)
1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 25 April, Ethel, District 1-25, page 8B, Ethel & Chute Rd, Hse #149, Fam #150 Horton, Mack Head Owns $9000 M W 36 First Married at age 28 AR MS MS Farmer [b abt 1894] Horton, Susie Wife F W 25 First Married at age 17 AR AR AR [b abt 1905] Horton, Geraldene Dau F W 7 AR AR AR [b abt 1923] Horton, Nora Dau F W 5 AR AR AR [b abt 1925] Horton, Herman M Son M W 3yrs4mos AR AR AR [b abt Dec 1926] Horton, Kenneth Son M W 10mos AR AR AR [b abt May 1929] 1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 12 April, Ethel, District 1-26, page 6A, Belleview Road, Hse #86, Own $400 Horton, Mack Head M W 46 Married Grade 7 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Farmer [b abt 1894] Horton, Susie Wife F W 36 Married Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Housekeeper [b abt 1904] Horton, Herman Son M W 13 Single Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1927] In a list of children of Mack and Susie on a Facebook memorial page, Herman is listed as Max. His obitiary gives his full name as Herman Max Horton. Mack and Susie Horton Memorial Facebook "Mother's Six Sisters & Six Brothers" Geraldine, Nora, Max [Herman], James (Boodler), Haynes, Jimmy, Floyd, Sue, Linda, Judy, Tommy, Nancy, Polly -- Mack and Susie Horton Memorial Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.153512121341252.36747.153501711342293&type=1 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 H M Horton Born 30 Nov 1926 Died 12 Feb 2009 Last Residence Forrest City, Saint Francis, Arkansas 72335 SSN issued Texas (Before 1951) ------------------- Herman Max Horton Herman Max Horton, a long time resident of the city of Forrest City, died at his home early Thursday morning February 12, 2009 at the age of 82, slipping quietly away to be reunited with his beloved wife Alta, who preceded him in death. Many will remember Max for being an avid Razorback fan and for the many stories he would tell while working his route as an insurance salesman for Interstate Life and Reliable Insurance Companies. Max was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Army as a medic. Max was born on November 30, 1926 in Ethel Arkansas, the first son of fourteen children born to Mack and Susie Horton who preceded him in death. He had three siblings that also preceded him in death: Bennie and James Horton of Ethel and Geraldine Maddox of Poplar Bluff, MO. He leaves those to mourn his return to heaven the following: Four children: Alice Sue Mason, Rebecca Kay Moore and April Marie Horton of this city, Herman Max Horton, Jr. of Southhaven, MS. Seven grandchildren: Angela Heard and Joseph Moore of this city, Michelle Like of Colt, Heather Hazeslip and Heath Horton of Cabot, Patti Spain of Marion and Guy Hamilton Moore of Nashville, TN. Seven great grandchildren: Alisa Sue Elliott, James Nathaniel and Eli Like, Elizabeth, Whitney and Jonathan Hazeslip, Elizabeth and Hunter Spain. Two great great grandchildren: Darion Rock Reaves (Max's best friend) and his brother Ja'rell. Four brothers: Haynes Horton of Pine Bluff, Jimmie and Tommie Horton of Dewitt and Floyd Horton of Ethel. Six sisters: Nora Watson of DeWitt, Sue Noble of Morrilton, Linda Cummings of Lonoke, Judy DePriest of Stuttgart, Nancy Posey of Bartlett, Tennessee and Polly Emmons of Redfield. Max will be greatly missed by all of his family and friends. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 14, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at Morgan Chapel with Bro. A.G. Loyd officiating. Burial will follow at Forrest Park Cemetery under the direction of Morgan Funeral Home. Visitation will be from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday, February 13, 2009 at Morgan Funeral Home Chapel. Published Times-Herald, Forrest City, Arkansas, 13 February 2009 -- United States Obituary Collection, http://search.ancestry.com/search/obit/view.aspx?db=web-obituary&kw=&pid=20606587&url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll%3Fdb%3dweb-obituary%26ti%3d0%26gss%3dangs-i%26ssrc%3dpt_t17929145_p2054234013_kpidz0q3d2054234013z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgplz0q3dpid&ftm=1 -------------------
HEZEKIAH Horton Birth 26 Aug 1808 in Pendleton SC Death 1880 in St Francois Co Mo Mother Nancy Anne Greene 1750 - 1850 Marriage 19 Jul 1831 Farm, Saint Georges, Montserrat to Elizabeth Bradshaw (Birth 1808 in Pendleton SC, Death after 1880 in St Francois Co Mo) -- Sheri Horton, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/906160/person/6954657846 "Montserrat is a Caribbean island-specifically in the Leeward Islands, which is part of the chain known as the Lesser Antilles, in the British West Indies. It is a British Overseas Territory. Montserrat measures approximately 16 km (10 mi) long and 11 km (7 mi) wide, with approximately 40 km (25 mi) of coastline. Montserrat is nicknamed The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean both for its resemblance to coastal Ireland and for the Irish ancestry of many of its inhabitants." -- "Montserrat," Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montserrat#Parishes
1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 2 April, Prairie Township, District 1-24, page 1A, St Charles Rd, Hse #6, Owns $600 Horton, George Head M W 48 Grade 6 b Arkansas Same Place in 1935 Farmer [b abt 1891] Horton, Maude Wife F W 40 Grade 6 b Missouri Same Place in 1935 House Wife [b abt 1900] Horton, G Alfred Son M W 19 Grade 0 b Arkansas [b abt 1921] Horton, Melvin Son M W 18 Grade 0 b Arkansas Laborer [b abt 1922] Horton, Alvin Son M W 16 Grade 0 b Arkansas Laborer [b abt 1924] Horton, Herbert H M W 11 Grade 0 b Arkansas Same House Laborer [b abt 1929] Horton, Homer G M W 11mos Grade 0 b Arkansas [b abt April 1939] ------------------------- Mr. Homer Glen Horton BORN: April 20, 1939 DIED: January 24, 2016 LOCATION: DeWitt, Arkansas Homer Glen Horton, 76, went to his heavenly home on January 24, 2016. He was born April 20, 1939 in St. Charles, Arkansas to George & Maude Barnard Horton. He was a graduate of St. Charles High School and Henderson State University. He began his coaching career in 1962 at DeValls Bluff High School. He went on to coach at Gillett and DeWitt High School before he retired in 1984. During his time in the education field he taught drivers ed and coached girls basketball, football, and track. Following his coaching career he went on to be a cost accountant at Munroe Shoe Factory, until his retirement in the early 2000's. Homer was a faithful member to Faith Baptist Church where he taught Sunday school, ran the sound system, and served on various committees. He was active in the Centennial Baptist Association where he served on the executive board and was a member of Gideon's International. He also enjoyed hunting and gardening, but his wife, kids, and grandkids were his greatest joy. On June 21, 1976 he married the love of his life, Sue Reeves Bradshaw, who survived him. In addition to his wife he is survived by children, Karen (Barry) McKewen of Dewitt, Scott (Natalie) Bradshaw of Geismar, Louisiana, Mike (Nelle) Bradshaw of Holly Springs, Mississippi, Cary (Leah) Bradshaw of Warner Robbins, Georgia. Grandchildren: Jessica (Bailey) Dickson, Casey Sieber, Macey Bradshaw, Laura (Jesse) Pounders, Lance (Vivi) Bradshaw, Adam Bradshaw, Cara Bradshaw, and Connor Bradshaw. Great Grandchildren: Tatumn, Finlee, and Maris Pounders and Gunner and Gwen Bradshaw, and a host of nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents, Brothers: Alvin "Babe" Horton, Melvin Horton, Herbert Horton, Bernie Horton, and Alfred Horton, Son Wyatt Bradshaw, and Granddaughter Christy Bradshaw. Visitation will be 5:00-7:00 January 26 at Essex Funeral Home. Funeral services will be 2:00 January 27 at Faith Baptist Church with burial Cedarcrest Memorial Gardens by Essex Funeral Home. The family request in lieu of flowers that memorials be made to Faith Baptist Church, 725 McAdams Rd., DeWitt, AR 72042. -- Essex Funeral Home, DeWitt, Arkansas, January 2016, http://www.essexfuneralhome.com/current-obituaries.aspx?turl=http://hosting-479.tributes.com/obituary/show/homer-glen-horton-103230390 ---------------------
Isaac and Mary Ann are reported to have moved at some unspecified time to Hall County, Georgia, then Gwinnett County, Georgia. -- Glenda Pool, William Green Genealogy "Issac Horton, bro of Jonathan, married Nancy's sister Mary Anne and they moved to Gwinnett Co GA. Jonathan's brothers James (killed by Indians in Indiana, where he moved with his wife's family), Issac, Abraham Jr (married Aditha Clark) and Daniel are all Rev War Patriots. Jonathan wasn't born till ca 1796, and one more bro Joseph b ca 1800." -- Sheri Horton, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 20 October 2010 Family Data Collection - Births Isaac Horton Father Abram Abraham Horton Mother Martha Brissell Birth Date 1763 Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1840 Federal Census, Revolutionary Pensioners List, Gwinnett County, Georgia, page 145, Hse/Fam #935 Isaac Horton 81 M [b abt 1759] US Government Pension Isaac Horton Private $20 per mo Twice yearly March 1949-Sept 1854 (Thus death occurred between Sept 1854 and Mar 1855) Age variations are to be expected in sources of this era, and we find a variation of age in the 1850 census for what seems to be this Isaac Horton. We know from family sources that Isaac and Mary Ann moved to Gwinnett County, Georgia, and we find an entry in the 1850 census for them, strongly supported by the report of birth in Pennsylvania for Isaac. His age here is 96, which would be birth in the year 1754, earlier than the age reported in the pension chart, and much earlier than the birth year of 1763 commonly reported, as in the Family Data Collection record above. The birth date on his grave is also 1763. The latter is the birth date Isaac himself reported in his Revolutionary War pension application. 1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, Sugar Hill District, page 388, Hse/Fam #935 Isaac Horton 96 M R T (Retired?) Farmer $100 Real Estate b Pennsylvania Cannot read or write [b abt 1754] Mary An [sic] Horton 88 F b NC [b abt 1762] On one side of them in House #936 is an Abram Horton, only 26 years old, married also to a Mary An. This appears to be Isaac and Mary Ann's son. 1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, Sugar Hill District, page 388, Hse/Fam #936 Abram Horton 26 M R T Farmer $100 Real Estate b GA [b abt 1824] Mary An [sic] Horton 29 F b NC Cannot read or write [b abt 1821] Thomas Horton 5 M R T b GA [b abt 1845] Isaac N Horton 4 M R T b GA [b abt 1846] Nancy L Horton 1 F b NC [b abt 1849] This Abram (Abraham) is probably old Isaac's grandson, who moved later with his brother Isaac to Blount County, Alabama. "Abraham Horton, Sr. moved his family from Bucks County, Pennsylvania to Surry County, North Carolina in 1767 where he died on 16 January 1816. Some branches of the family moved to South Carolina about 1800. From South Carolina, Isaac moved to Hall County, Georgia where he died. Two of Isaac's grandsons, Abraham and Isaac migrated to Blount County, Alabama, and established the town of Horton which is now in Marshall County. They built a mill complex on the Little Warrior River." -- The Horton Connection, by Arnold Horton Wilson and Bonnie Imogene (Rains) Wilson, Copyright 1995, First Edition, pages 2, as quoted in http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/a/l/Hayley-K-Malone/GENE5-0017.html#ENDNOTEREF143 On the other side of old Isaac is a Thomas Horton, age 51, and his wife Nicy. Beth Walls Walton reports her as Nicy Nelson. The name Nicy (usually Nicey) was a common nickname for Eunice. 1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, Sugar Hill District, page 388, Hse/Fam #934 Thomas Horton 51 M R T Farmer $700 Real Estate b South Carolina [b abt 181799] Nicy [Nelson] Horton 46 F b South Carolina Cannot read or write [b abt 1804] Jane Horton 24 F R T b GA [b abt 1826] Martha C Horton 17 F R T b GA [b abt 1833] Eliza A Horton 15 F b NC [b abt 1835] Emily E Horton 13 F b NC [b abt 1837] Family sources confirm that this Thomas is Isaac and Nancy's son. His age in the census entry above matches that in the genealogy report below. The young Abram above would be Thomas' son. Children of Isaac Horton and Mary Green are: 120 i. Daniel Horton, born 1796 in Pendleton, South Carolina; died 1860 in Marshall, Alabama; married (1) Mary "Polly" East; married (2) Malinda Aft. 1854. ii. Thomas G. Horton, born November 14, 1799; died 1859. iii. Francis M. Horton, born 1800; died 1860. iv. Jesse D. Horton, born November 16, 1802; died February 13, 1874. v. Susanna Horton, born 1807; died Unknown. vi. Lucy Horton, born 1810; died 1870. -- Ancestors of Janet Lee Jinkins, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/l/Janet-J-Culp/GENE1-0013.html Another of Thomas' sons lives a little farther down the road and is enumerated a couple of pages later. This is Daniel, married to Mary (Polly) East, whose parents are living a few doors down from them. There is also on the same page a 28-year-old Jeffrey Horton, whom I have not identified, but suspect is another grandson of old Isaac, and probably a son of Daniel and Mary. He is born in South Carolina, as are both Daniel and Mary. 1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, page 389, Hse/Fam #939 Daniel Horton 54 M Farmer $250 Real Estate b SC [b abt 1796] Mary Horton 60 F b SC [b abt 1790] F Marion Horton 18 M Farmer b GA [b abt 1832] Elizabeth Horton 20 F b GA [b abt 1830] 1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, page 389, Hse/Fam #943 Jeffrey Horton 28 M Farmer $250 Real Estate b SC [b abt 1796] Elizabeth G Horton 27 F b SC [b abt 1790] George R Horton 5 M b GA [b abt 1845] Martha J Horton 3 F b GA [b abt 1847] Mary C Horton 2 F b GA [b abt 1848] Marion T Horton 1 M b GA [b abt 1849] Infant Horton 1mo M b GA [b abt July 1850] A transcription of Isaac's Revolutionary War pension application with many personal details is provided by Beth Walls Walton, a Horton researcher. I have added paragraphing to enable smoother reading. ------------------- Georgia Gwinnett County: Inferior Court March term 1833 "On this 4th day of March 1833 Personally appeared in open Court - it being a Court of record now sitting Isaac Horton a resident of the said County of Gwinnett & State of Georgia aforesaid aged seventy years who being duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to avail himself of the benefits of the Act of Congress passed 7th of June 1832. That he entered the service under the following named officers and served as follows to wit - That he entered the service under the command of Captain George Pierce - attached to the Regiment of Colonel Pacely [John Paisley] - & the Division of General Davidson in Surry County in the State of North Carolina as a private militia volunteer Soldier that he marched down below Charlotte in North Carolina under the aforesaid officers from whence returned through Charlotte pursued by the British to Salisbury - where the British Army was for I while stationed. That when the British left Salisbury this deponent with and at command of his officers aforesaid pursued them to the Catawba River where they crossed at nations Ford - that from thence they were marched to Sugar Creek as he thinks in Rowan County - where they were stationed until he was discharged - that he received a written discharge which has been since stolen from him - That said term of service continued three months. That a very short time after returning home he again volunteered under the command of Captain John Morgan - Major McDowell - attached to General Morgan's Division - and marched to South Carolina and was on duty at the battle of the Cowpens. That after said battle he was employed to guard the prisoners to the barracks in Virginia. After which he was again discharged which discharge in writing was lost as aforesaid. That soon after his returning home he was drafted and under Captain Morgan aforesaid attached to Colonel Pacely's Regiment & General Davidson's division - marched to some Ford on the Catawba [River] when the British attempted to cross said River - that a Battle ensued in which General Davidson was killed. He does not recollect the name of the place - when this tour expired he was again discharged - and returned home - That he again volunteered soon after his arrival at home under Captain James Gaines - Colonel Smith & General Rutherford - and under their command marched to or near Wilmington - was in no engagement during this term of service - which continued as ordered [?] three months when he was again discharged regularly - in writing - that during the said last term of service he acted as a Sergeant. That soon after he again volunteered under Captain Gaines - Major Winston - & Colonel Armstrong and marched to join General Green [Nathaniel Greene] at Guilford Court House that the deponent was dispatched from the main Army with some horses the day before the Battle of Guilford - as he returned he met with Captain Kell [James Kell?] who was marching to attack Fannin [David Fanning] a Tory Captain at Lindley's Mills - in or near the line of Guilford County - that he together with his Associates were persuaded to join Captain Kell and were with him in a battle fought with said Fanning - that they defeated Fanning - after which he again joined General Greene - and was with him at the battle of Eutaw Springs [September 8, 1781]- Soon after which he was again discharged in writing - which discharge he lost as well as all others that he received - as above stated to wit - they were stolen from him. That at the Close of the war old when he was last discharged he settled in Surry County aforesaid where he lived 2 years - from thence he moved to Spartanburg in South Carolina where he also remained 2 years - thence to Pendleton in the State last aforesaid - married and remained there 30 years or upwards - from thence he removed into HALL COUNTY in the State of GEORGIA & lived there 7 years - from there he removed to his present residence in the State of Georgia & County of Gwinnett aforesaid. The affidavits of David Southerlin appended will establish the truth of what he states in relation to 2 of his above tours or terms of service - the other terms he has no evidence to establish except his own oath. He hereby relinquishes every claim to any pension or annuity except the present - and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State. Sworn & subscribed in open Court the day & year aforesaid. S/ Isaac Horton, X his mark" [Silas King, a clergyman, and Jalen Ivey gave the standard supporting affidavit.] Georgia Gwinnett County: "Personally appeared before me the undersigned a Justice of the Peace in & for said State and County Isaac Horton who being duly sworn deposeth and saith that by reason of old age and the consequent loss of memory he cannot swear positively as to the precise length of his service - or as to the precise periods of the war in which he served but according to the best of his recollection he served not less than the periods mentioned below and in the following grades - and as near as he recollects at & during the following periods of the war. For 3 months I served as a private volunteer militia soldier in the year 1780. That for 3 months I served as a militia volunteer private soldier in the year 1781. For 3 months I served as a private drafted militia man in the year 1781. For 3 months I served as a Sergeant of militia in 1781 or 82. For 3 months I served as a private militia volunteer soldier in the year 1782 and for such service I claim a pension. And further amendment to his declaration and in answer to the objections made by the War Department to said declaration the deponent answers and says That he was born in the State of Pennsylvania in the County of (he believes) Bucks in the year 1763." -- Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=171486319 ------------------- This pension application information was included on the Find a Grave memorial for one Mary Horton Tharp, who Walton reports as a daughter of Isaac and Mary Ann. This Mary Horton does not appear in other lists and sources as a daughter of Isaac and Mary Ann. Walton presents some compelling circumstantial evidence, including a son named Isaac, to conclude that Mary Tharp is Isaac's daughter. I note, however, that Mary Ann's birth year is reported as 1786, which is considerably before the next known child's birth, Daniel Horton, born in 1796. Even so, the reported approximate date of Isaac and Mary's marriage was 1782, accommodating the birth of Mary Horton in 1786. But were there no interim children between 1786 and 1796? His military grave marker reads as follows: Isaac Horton Continental Line Revolutionary War 1763 (corrected from other sources to 1754) 1854 -- Gravestone of Isaac Horton, Sugar Hill First Baptist Church Cemetery Register, http://www.oldplaces.org/gwinnettga/cemeteries/sugar_hill_3.html The date of birth is 1754, going by his reported age of 96 in the 1850 census. A family source has also annotated the photo of his grave marker with a corrected date of birth of 1754. Note also that the register of the cemetery has recorded his date of death as 1853, even though the marker says 1854. The latter is the correct year, as reported by his Military pension records, which stopped after September 1854. "A Gwinnett County delegation Friday held a memorial service for Revolutionary War veteran Isaac Horton, who died in the Sugar Hill area of Gwinnett County in 1854. The ceremony took place at the Sugar Hill Baptist Church where a government marker was placed to honor Horton, whose real burial site is unknown." -- Gwinnett (Georgia) Daily News, 20 February 1982 Isaac Horton Birth 1763 Death 1854 Continental Line Revolutionary War Isaac Horton was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 1763 to Abraham Horton, Sr. 1722-1816 and Martha Brissell Williams Horton 1725-1808. He had 7 brothers and sisters: John Horton, Daniel Brissell Horton, James Brissell Horton. Abraham Horton, Jr., William B. Horton, Priscilla Horton and Mary Horton. Parents Abraham Horton (1733 - 1815) Burial First Baptist Cemetery, Sugar Hill, Gwinnett County, Georgia Maintained by Marilyn Dean, Originally Created by Reuben Glen Davis Sr May 27, 2012 -- Find A Grave Memorial #90834926, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=90834926 Another memorial on Find a Grave reports him buried at the Horton Cemetery in Sugar Hill. This cemetery location is described on FAG: "Cemetery located near intersection of Whitehead Road and Suwanee Dam Road, Gwinnett County, GA, Sugar Hill" -- Horton Family Cemetery, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&GRid=115786171&CRid=2509181& --------------------- Isaac Brissell Horton Birth May 12, 1759 Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA Death Feb 28, 1854 Sugar Hill, Gwinnett County, Georgia, USA Married Mary Anne Greene in 1785 in Surry county, NC Spouse Mary Anne Greene Horton (1762 - 1850) Daughter Nancy Jane Horton Smith (1793 - 1864) Burial Horton Family Cemetery, Gwinnett County, Georgia Created by 1-48069415 Aug 20, 2013 -- Find A Grave Memorial #115786084, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=115786084 ---------------------
"John and Sue had son Christopher Columbus Horton, he married Achsah Montgomery in Washington Co Mo... they had son Isaac Horton who married Rachel Minnie Montgomery.. Achsah's niece. Isaac and Minnie had Bert Horton who married Essie Mae Byington, They had Eugene B Horton who was my Dad." -- Sheri Horton, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 26 August 2015 Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002 Minnie Montgomery, Residence Desloge, St Francois, Missouri Spouse Isaac Horton, Residence Desloge, St Francois, Missouri License issued 4 Jun 1903 Farmington, St Francois, Missouri Marriage 4 Jun 1903 Farmington, St Francois, Missouri Ceremony performed by William L Lockman, JP 4 Jun 1903 Farmington, St Francois, Missouri Filed 4 Jun 1903 Farmington, St Francois, Missouri Missouri Death Certificate Isaac Hayward Horton Birth Date 3 March 1871 Belgrade, Missouri Father Christopher Horton, Mother Unknown Residence Esther, St Francois County, Missouri Farmer, Widowed, Spouse Name Minnie horton Age at Death 83 yrs, 11 mos, 2 days Death 5 Feb 1955 Esther, St Francois County, Missouri Cause of Death Terminal Pneumonia 4 days, due to Uremia 3 weeks, due to Arteriosclerotic Kidney 2 years Burial 6 Feb 1955 Caledonia Cemetery, Caledonia, Missouri by Sparks Funeral Home, Flat River, Missouri Certificate #2250 filed 5 Feb, 1955
"Jonathan's brothers James (killed by Indians in Indiana [it appears to be Ohio Country at that time], where he moved with his wife's family), Issac, Abraham Jr (married Aditha Clark) and Daniel are all Rev War Patriots." -- Sheri Horton, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 20 October 2010 James HORTON Birth 27 Mar 1755 in Stokes or, Surry, North Carolina Death Feb 1782 in Chillicothe, what is to become Ross County in, Ohio Parents Abraham Horton 1722 - 1816 Martha Brissell 1725 - 1808 Margaret BEALS Birth 10 Dec 1757 in New Garden, Guilford, North Carolina Death 18 Nov 1833 in Richmond, Wayne, Indiana -- Ryan Family, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/5254929/person/-1437970079 James, as three of his brothers, had the middle name of Brissell from his mother. James Brissell Horton Birth Mar 27 1755 in Bucks, Pennsylvania Death Feb 1782 Parents Abraham Horton 1722 - 1816 Martha Brissell 1725 - 1808 Marriage 17 Jan 1778 to Margaret Beals -- Horton, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/6045713/person/-196328381 "James Horton, son of Abraham, Surry Co., m. Margaret Beales, dt. Thomas, same place, 17-1-1778 at Tom's Creek. Wit: John Hiatt, Thos. Beales, John Beales, Samuel Bond, John Horton, John Burris, Ruth Beales, Mary Jessop, Sarah Beales, Hannah Sumner, Rachel Beales, Ann Hiatt." -- Marriages from the New Garden Monthly Meeting, North Carolina, http://www.newrivernotes.com/va/swift/newgarden_marriages.html The following entry announced the marriage in the minutes of the New Garden Friends Meeting. ------------------ Westfield Monthly Meeting of Friends, Minutes p 174, Abt January 1778 Whereas James Horton Son of Abraham Horton of Surry County North Carolina & Margaret Beales Daughter of Thos Beales of the Same Place, having declared their Intention of Marriage with each other before Several monthly meetings of the people called Quakers held in New Garden in Guilford County & nothing appearing to obstruct were left to their liberty to accomplish their marriage according to good order the which they did the 17 of 1st mo 1778 at Toms Creek meeting in Surry Conty also before many witnesses 12 of whose names are here inserted to Wit: Ruth Bealer Mary Jesson Sarah Beales Hannah Summer Rachel Beales Ann Hiatt John Hiatt Thos Beales John Beales Saml Bond John Horton John Burris ------------------ ------------------ "James Horton, was taken prisoner by the Indians and, from most reliable information that can be obtained, was carried to Old Chillicothe, near Frankfort, Ohio, and there put to death." -- Harlow Lindley, Thomas Beals: First Friends Minister in Ohio, Reprinted from Vol. LIII #1, Jan/Mar 1944, Pg. 55-60, The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly "James Horton and a dozen men from NC establish camp on Bluestone River in Kentucky. Horton and 6 men captured. 5 men killed. Horton and John Branson captured and taken to Old Chillicothe (now Frankfort), Ross County, Ohio and tortured and burned at the stake." -- From the research of Joanne Todd -- Geni genealogy, https://www.geni.com/people/James-Horton/6000000002578789080 ------------------
James Kenneth Horton was born and also died in Ethel, Arkansas County, Arknasas. 1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 25 April, Ethel, District 1-25, page 8B, Ethel & Chute Rd, Hse #149, Fam #150 Horton, Mack Head Owns $9000 M W 36 First Married at age 28 AR MS MS Farmer [b abt 1894] Horton, Susie Wife F W 25 First Married at age 17 AR AR AR [b abt 1905] Horton, Geraldene Dau F W 7 AR AR AR [b abt 1923] Horton, Nora Dau F W 5 AR AR AR [b abt 1925] Horton, Herman M Son M W 3yrs4mos AR AR AR [b abt Dec 1926] Horton, Kenneth Son M W 10mos AR AR AR [b abt May 1929] 1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 12 April, Ethel, District 1-26, page 6A, Belleview Road, Hse #86, Own $400 Horton, Mack Head M W 46 Married Grade 7 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Farmer [b abt 1894] Horton, Susie Wife F W 36 Married Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Housekeeper [b abt 1904] Horton, Geraldine Dau F W 17 Single Grade H3 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1923] Horton, Nora Dau F W 15 Single Grade 7 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1923] Horton, Herman Son M W 13 Single Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1927] ** Horton, Kenneth Son M W 10 Single Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1930] ** Horton, Haynes Son M W 8 Single Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1932] Horton, Jimmie Son M W 5 Single Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1935] Horton, Floyd Son M W 3 Single Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt 1937] Horton, Edna Dau F W 4mos Single Grade 0 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt Nov 1939] A Social Security record clarifies that one child was named James Kenneth. The birth date of 19 May 1929 here correlates with the 1930 and 1940 census reports for the child named Kenneth. But note that the 1840 census also reports another son, 5 years old, named Jimmie. Jimmie is the common nickname for James. Did they name one son James Kenneth and the other son Jimmie as the given nmae? Seems odd. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 James Kenneth Horton [James K Horton] Birth 19 May 1929 Ethel Ark, Arkansas Death Date 15 Dec 1992 Father Richard M Horton Mother Susie A Turner SSN 432788369 Mar 1960 Name listed as JAMES KENNETH HORTON; 22 Dec 1992 Name listed as JAMES K HORTON The name Kenneth does not appear in the lsit of children of Mack and Susie Horton posted on Facebook by one of their grandchildren. James appears with the bickname Boodler. Als in this list is a Jimmy, which normally stands for James. They must have had one child named James and another named simply the nickname Jimmy as the given name. Mack and Susie Horton Memorial Facebook "Mother's Six Sisters & Six Brothers" Geraldine, Nora, Max [Herman], James (Boodler), Haynes, Jimmy, Floyd, Sue, Linda, Judy, Tommy, Nancy, Polly -- Mack and Susie Horton Memorial Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.153512121341252.36747.153501711342293&type=1 Edith McSwain Jenkins, a neighbor and cousin of the Hortons, reports that the way she heard James' nickname all her life was Booler. -- Cousain Edith McSwain Jenkins, personal communication to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 20 July 2016 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 James K Horton Born 19 May 1929 Died 15 Dec 1992 Last Residence Ethel, Arkansas, Arkansas 72048 SSN 432-78-8369 issued Arkansas (1960) James Kenneth Horton Birth May 18, 1929 Deat Dec 15, 1992 Inscription: PFC US Army Korea Burial Cedarcrest Memorial Gardens, De Witt, Arkansas County, Arkansas Created by Ruby Allen Jun 01, 2016 -- Find A Grave Memorial #163601750, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=163601750&ref=acom
1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, page 388, Hse/Fam #934 Thomas Horton 51 M R T Farmer $700 Real Estate b South Carolina [b abt 1799] Nicy Horton 46 F b South Carolina Cannot read or write [b abt 1804] Jane Horton 24 F b GA [b abt 1826]