ELIZABETH TALBOT-GREY
Birth 1353 in Goodrich Castle, Herefordshire, England
Death 10 Jan 1401 in Lincolnshire, England
Marriage 1379 Goodrich Castle, Herefordshire, England to Henry Grey
-- Hendrie Family,
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/20538240/person/1288091443?ssrc=&ftm=1
The following excerpt from Burke's Complete Peerage provides a brief but rich
overview of Gilbert 3rd Lord Talbot.
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BARONY OF TALBOT (III)
GILBERT (TALBOT), LORD TALBOT, son and heir, was born about 1332. He served in
Gascony with the Prince of Wales and was still there in the King's service, 1
February 1356/7. He was summoned to Parliament from 14 August 1362 to 8 August
1386. He did homage to Richard II at his Coronation, 16 July 1377, and was
about to cross the seas, September following. On 6 June 1380 he had a pardon
of outlawry for not appearing to answer John Sewal, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a debt of £300. At the time of the Peasants' Revolt in 1381,
he was a Commissioner for co. Hereford, 7 July, to array the lieges against
the insurgents.
He accompanied Edmund of Langley, Earl of Cambridge, on his expedition to
Portugal, 1381-82, taking part in the capture of Higuera-la-Real (province of
Badajoz); was summoned, 13 June 1385, to be at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 14 July, for
service against the Scots; and served from July 1386 in John of Gaunt's
unsuccessful expedition to Spain and Portugal, being present at the capture of
Vigo and the affair at Noya, and accompanying the Duchess Constance to visit
the King of Portugal at Oporto.
He married, 1stly, before 8 September 1352, Pernel, daughter of James
(BUTLER), 1st EARL OF ORMOND [IRL], by Eleanor, daughter of Humphrey (DE
BOHUN), 4th EARL OF HEREFORD and 3rd EARL OF ESSEX, Constable of England, by
his wife Elizabeth, daughter of EDWARD I. She was living, 28 May 1365, and is
said to have died in 1368. He married, 2ndly, before 16 November 1379, Joan,
widow of John (CHERLETON), LORD CHERLETON, feudal LORD OF Powis (died 13 July
1374] daughter of Ralph (DE STAFFORD), 1st EARL OF STAFFORD, by Margaret,
daughter and heir of Hugh (DE AUDLEY), EARL OF GLOUCESTER. He is said to have
died 24 April 1387 of the pestilence at Roales, in Spain, aged about 55. His
widow died before 1397.
Marriage Notes:
1st Wife
Gilbert married Petronella Butler, daughter of James Le Botiller Earl Of
Ormond and Eleanor De Bohun, before 8 Sep 1352. (Petronella Butler was born
about 1332 in Ormonde, Kerry, Ireland, christened in Policott,
Buckinghamshire, England, died on 23 Apr 1368 and was buried in 1368.)
2nd Wife
Gilbert next married Joan Stafford Baroness Cherleton, daughter of Ralph De
Stafford Earl Of Stafford and Margaret De Audley Baroness Audley, before 16
Nov 1379. (Joan Stafford Baroness Cherleton was born about 1336 in
Staffordshire, England and died before 1379.)
-- Complete Peerage XII/1:614-16, transcribed by Dave Utzinger
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/ViewStory.aspx?tid=80902&pid=-949091737&oid=37e09888-81fb-44b7-80ad-0c91091534f4&pg=32768
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Gilbert Talbot, 3rd Lord of Talbot
Birth 1332 Goodrich Castle, Goodrich, Herefordshire, England
Death April 24, 1386 in Roales del Pan, Kingdom of Castille and Leon, Spain
Immediate Family:
Parents:
Sir Richard Talbot, 2nd Lord Talbot, of Goodrich and Elizabeth Comyn
Wife Petronella Talbot and Jane de Stafford, Baroness of Cherleton
Children:
Elizabeth Grey
Baroness Grey of Wilton
Richard Talbot, 4th Baron Talbot
Gilbert Talbot
Siblings:
Thomas Talbot
Jane Talbot
Catherine Talbot, Lady of Eccleswall
Sir Richard Talbot, of Wyke
Title 3d Baron Talbot, 3rd Lord Talbot
-- Geni,
http://www.geni.com/people/Gilbert-Talbot-3rd-Lord-of-Talbot/6000000002113988221
Gilbert was styled Gilbert of Irchingfield. He became the 5th Lord Strange of
Blackmere, inheriting this title and the lands from his mother, Ankaret Le
Strange. We are told in sources that the tile of Blackmere passed into the
Neville family when his wife Ankaret married Thomas Neville, 6th Lord
Furnival, at the death of Richard Talbot.
I note that according to the date of death of Ankaret, she died before her
son, but only by 6 years. it seems odd that if these dates are correct, the
tile would have passed from Gilbert to his mother's second husband. This may
have happened because Gilbert died without children. Gilbert married Beatriz
de Portugal de Aviz, but I have no information on any children.
Gilbert was a Knight of the Garter. Here is soem information on that order.
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King Edward III founded the Order of the Garter as "a society, fellowship and
college of knights." The foundation year is usually presumed to be 1348,
although dates from 1344 to 1351 have been proposed. The King's wardrobe
account shows Garter habits first issued in the autumn of 1348. Regardless,
the Order probably was not established before 1346; its original statutes
required that each member already be a knight (what would now be referred to
as a knight bachelor) and some of the initial members were only knighted that
year.
Various legends account for the origin of the Order. The most popular legend
involves the "Countess of Salisbury" (probably either his future
daughter-in-law Joan of Kent or her former mother-in-law, Catherine Montacute,
Countess of Salisbury). While she was dancing with or near King Edward at
Eltham Palace, her garter is said to have slipped from her leg. When the
surrounding courtiers sniggered, the king picked it up and tied it to his leg,
exclaiming, "Honi soit qui mal y pense," ("Shamed be the person who thinks
evil of it."), the phrase that has become the motto of the Order.
According to another legend, King Richard I was inspired in the 12th century
by St George the Martyr while fighting in the Crusades to tie garters around
the legs of his knights, who subsequently won the battle. King Edward
supposedly recalled the event in the 14th century when he founded the Order.
Another explanation is that the motto refers to Edward's claim to the French
throne, and the Order of the Garter was created to help pursue this claim. The
use of the garter as an emblem may have derived from straps used to fasten
armour.
Soon after the founding of the Order, women were appointed "Ladies of the
Garter," but were not made companions. King Henry VII discontinued the
practice in 1488; his mother, Margaret Beaufort, was the last Lady of the
Garter before Queen Alexandra. Except for female sovereigns, the next Lady of
the Garter named was Queen Alexandra, by her husband King Edward VII. King
George V also made his consort, Queen Mary, a Lady of the Garter and King
George VI subsequently did the same for his wife, Queen Elizabeth. Throughout
the 20th century, women continued to be associated with the Order, but except
for foreign female monarchs, they were not made companions. In 1987, however,
it became possible to install "Ladies Companion of the Garter" under a statute
of Queen Elizabeth II.
-- Ancestry Stories,
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/5171145/person/-1429058681/story/30d71964-d36a-4788-8635-fa8fc49a37b3?src=search&ftm=1
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John Talbot was created Earl of Salop. According to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica, Salop was the official name of the title, but Talbot used the
name Shrewsbury, by which it is commonly known, and officially so in later
times.
Shrewsbury was the chief English military commander in the last phase of the
Hundred Years' War against French. He was made marshall of France for English
King Henry VI in 1436 after he prevented Normandy from falling to the French.
He was killed in an attempt to lift the French siege of the English castle of
Castillon in Guyenne. This became the last battle of the Hundred years' War,
though no peace treaty was signed to formally end hostilities until 1574 at
Piquigny."
-- Encyclopaedia Britannica, Electronic Edition 1996, articles "Shrewsbury,
John Talbot, 1st earl of" and "Castillon, Battle of"
Here are further details from Burke's Peerage
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1st Earl of Shrewsbury, K.G., summoned to Parliament 1409 as "Johannes Talbot
de Furnyvall". He was appointed 1412 Lord Justice of Ireland, and 1414 Lord
Lieut. of Ireland, he governed there for 7 years. This Lord Talbot, whom
Shakespeare terms "the great Alcides of the field" was one of the most
renowned captains of the warlike age he lived in. His earlier feats of arms
were under Henry V in France, at the siege and capture of Meaux, and he seems
to have inherited the heroic spirit of his royal master.
He gloriously sustained the cause of Henry VI throughout his French realm, in
battle after battle, until the very name of Talbot became a terror to the
Frenchmen. He was, for a moment, checked in his career by the Maid of
Orleans, at Patay, 1429, when, his army being routed, he was taken prisoner.
He was exchanged for Ambrose de Lore, a celebrated French partisan, and was
soon in activity again, the master-mind and master-director of the fierce
contest in France, doing good and effective service every day. In reward he
was created, 20th May 1442, EARL OF THE COUNTY OF SALOP, or as usually styled,
EARL OF SHREWSBURY.
He was subsequently re-constituted Lord Lieut. of Ireland, and elevated to the
Peerage of that kingdom, 17 July 1446, as EARL OF WATERFORD, having been
appointed at the same time Lord High Steward of Ireland. After this he went
once more to fight in France. He commanded a fleet, landed and took Falaise;
as Lieut. of the Duchy of Acquitaine, landed in Medoc and made Bordeaux
surrender and the surrounding minor towns send in instant submission.
He thence advanced to the relief of Chastillon, and met the besieging French
army commanded by their then greatest leader, Dunois, Bastard of Orleans. In
the battle which ensued, 20 July 1453, Talbot, in the sixty-third year of his
age, received a wound in the head, which proved immediately mortal. He had
been victorious in 40 different battles and dangerous skirmishes; his death
proved fatal to the English dominion in France, which never flourished
afterwards.
-- http://www.renderplus.com/hartgen/htm/beauchamp.htm#src1
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Occupation:
1414-1419 Lieutenant of Ireland
1419 Joined English forces in France
1404-1413 Served in English campaigns in Wales
1414-1419 as lieutenant of Ireland
June 1429 Talbot's rashness was responsible for the English defeat at Patay
1436 Made English Marshall of France for King Henry VI
1436 Prevented loss of Normandy to the French by suppressing a revolt at Pays
de Caux
-- Article "Shrewsbury, John Talbot, 1st earl of" "In 1442 he was created
earl of Salop -- Sherwsbury was the name that he himself used for the title."
Ray Gurganus, manager of Our Family Tree community genealogy, contributed the
burial information for for John Talbot, from GENUKI, to this genealogy on Our
Family Tree.
John Talbot
Birth abt 1384 England
Occup 1407-1453 6th Baron of Furnivall
Occup 1442-1453 1st Earl of Shrewsbury
Death 7/17/1453 France, Guyenne, Castillon
Grave England, Shropshire, Whitchurch, St Alkmund Church
-- Our Family Tree,
https://www.ourfamtree.org/browse.php?pid=61247
Thomas Greene
Birth 1369 in Norton, Northamptonshire, England
Death 14 Dec 1417 in Norton, Northamptonshire, England
Spouse Mary Talbot Birth 1372 in Hartford, Cheshire, England
Death 13 Apr 1433 in Norton, Northamptonshire, England
Son Thomas Greene 1400 - 1462
-- Minday/Forsberg, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/4792858/person/1014601842
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Sir Thomas Greene
Gender: Male
Spouse Name: Mary
Talbot
Ankaret Le Strange remained the Baroness of Blackmere during her first marriage
to Richard Lord Talbot of Goodrich (spelled Goderich in that time, and Godric
in the earliest form) Lord Talbot. Lord Talbot was the custodian of the Le
Strange Castle of Blackmere as well as his Goderich Castle.
At her death she passed the Blackmere title to her second husband Thomas 6th
Lord Furnival Neville. At her death Thomas Neville became Lord Strange of
Blackmere. Thus the Blackmere title and lands passed from the Le Strange
family into the Neville family.
The date of marriage is a bit uncertain. Two sources, connected with the Le
Strange family line, report the marriage to Richard Talbot was on or before 23
August 1383. Other sources, Tudorplace and Worldroots, have seemed credible
and careful. However, with a birth date for Ankaret of about 1350, the
marriage date in 1383 would mean that Ankaret did not marry until she was 33.
This is highly unusual for that period.
The date of 1383, However, is also attractive because it is one year before
the birth of the Talbots' first child John. This also seems expected.
Millennium Files, Ancestry.com
Richard Talbot
Birth Date 1361
Death Sep 1396 London, Middlesex, England
Marriage Date 1383 [spouse not named]
Father Gilbert Talbot
Mother Petronella Butler
Daughter Mary
Talbot
IN 1910, Dyer is living in the home of his sister Edna Era Talburt Hayes.
1910 Federal Census, Clay County, Texas, 13 May, Precinct 4, District 34, page
11B, Hse #188, Fam #192
Hayes, Hendricks Head M W 56 Married 12 years GA GA GA Farmer Rents [b abt
1854]
Hayes, Era Wife F W 34 Married 12 yrs 9 children/5 living MS NC NC [b abt
1876]
Hayes, W Ernest Son M W 11 Single OK GA AR [b abt 1899]
Hayes, Mary M F W 9 Single AR GA AR [b abt 1900]
Hayes, Ray Son M W 7 Single OK GA AR [b abt 1903]
Hayes, Forest Son M W 6 OK GA AR [b abt 1904]
Hayes, Roy Son M W 11mos OK GA AR [b abt 1909]
Talburt, Dyer Bro-in-Law M W 18 AR AR AR Farmer [b abt 1892]
"Hendrix & Oliver Newton Hayes had a double wedding both married Talburt
girls."
-- Richard D Jones, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 6 June 2019
The date of birth on Edna's gravestone is 29 Jan 1876. A different date
appears on the Delayed Certificate of Birth of her son Roy Jackson Hayes, 29
Jan 1865. This would put her age closer to her husband's. Hendrix was born
in 1854, so even at the earlier date, he would still be 11 years older than
her. By the age on the gravestone, he is 22 years older than Edna.
Edna was a witness on the request and receipt of the Delayed Certificate of
Birth, so it would seem she would have caught an error in her birth date. But
I would also wonder how the stonecutter could make such a gross error, and
even more so why it would not have been caught by the family and corrected.
Edna married Hendrix Hayes in Baxter County, Arkansas in 1897. They are
enumerated there in eh 190 census with several members of the Hayes family
living in their household.
1900 Federal Census, Baxter County, Arkansas, 11 June, Barren Creek Township,
District 1, page 5B, Buckhorn, Hse/Fam #81
Hayes, Hendricks Head W F Jan 1851 49 Married 2 years GA GA GA Farmer Owns
Hayes, Era Wife W F Jan 1876 24 Married 2 years 2 children/1 children AR AR
AR
Hayes, William E Son W M Sept 1899 1 AR GA AR
Hayes, Oliver N Brother W M Oct 1859 40 Married 2 years GA GA SC Farmer
Hayes, Annis Sis-in-law W F Sept 1873 26 Married 2 years 2 children/2
children AR AR AR
Hayes, Tiney P Niece W F Sept 1898 1 AR GA AR
Hayes, Jesse W Nephew W M Apr 1900 1mo AR GA AR
Hayes, Arthur P Nephew W M Sept 1891 8 AR GA AR
Hayes, Mary L Niece W F June 1894 5 AR GA AR
Hayes, William W Father W M Aug 1819 80 Married 60 years GA NC NC
Hayes, Mary Mother W F Mch 1819 81 Married 60 years 12 children/11 children
SC SC SC
The 1900 census reports that Ernest (William E) was born in Arkansas. But the
1910 census Ernest reports his birth state as Oklahoma, while his younger
sister Mary M is reported born in Arkansas. The 1920 census correctly reports
both Ernest and (Mary) Myrtle as born in Arkansas.
The family moved to Indian Territory in about 1902. Their daughter Mary was
born in Arkansas about 1901, and their next son Ray was born in Indian
Territory (reported as Oklahoma in the 1910 census) about 1903. By census
time in 1910 they had moved to Clay County, Texas.
1910 Federal Census, Clay County, Texas, 13 May, Precinct 4, District 34, page
11B, Hse #188, Fam #192
Hayes, Hendricks Head M W 56 Married 12 years GA GA GA Farmer Rents [b abt
1854]
Hayes, Era Wife F W 34 Married 12 yrs 9 children/5 living MS NC NC [b abt
1876]
Hayes, W Ernest Son M W 11 Single OK GA AR [b abt 1899]
Hayes, Mary M F W 9 Single AR GA AR [b abt 1901]
Hayes, Ray Son M W 7 Single OK GA AR [b abt 1903]
Hayes, Forest Son M W 6 OK GA AR [b abt 1904]
Hayes, Roy Son M W 11mos OK GA AR [b abt 1909]
Talburt, Dyer Bro-in-Law M W 18 AR AR AR Farmer [b abt 1892]
Their son Roy (Jackie) was born in May 1909. So they moved to Texas in the
last half of 1909 or early 1910. The 1920 census reports the next three
children were born in Texas. Ivy (Iva) was born in January 1916. Since the
1920 census date was January 1, this means they moved back to Oklahoma between
January 1916 and December 1910.
1920 Federal Census, Garvin County, Oklahoma, 4 February, Whitebead, District
43, page 11B, Hse #172, Family #173
Hayes, Hendricks Head Owns M W 66 GA GA GA Farmer (b abt 1853)
Hayes, Era Wife F W 44 AR AR AR (b abt 1875)
Hayes, Ernest Son M W 21 AR GA AR b abt 1898)
Hayes, Myrtle Dau F W 19 AR GA AR (b abt 1900)
Hayes, Ray Son M W 16 OK GA AR (b abt 1903)
Hayes, Forrest Son M W 15 OK GA AR (b abt 1904)
Hayes, Roy Son M W 10 OK GA AR (b abt 1909)
Hayes, Mable Dau F W 8 TX TX TX (b abt 1911)
Hayes, Amey Dau F W 6 TX TX TX (b abt 1913)
Hayes, Ivy Dau F W 4 TX TX TX (b abt 1916)
The censuses here indicate they moved from Arkansas to Indian Territory
(merged with Oklahoma in December 1907) between 1900 and 1903. Hendrix's
obituary reports they moved to Indian Territory in 1902. The 1910-1920 census
reports of Ray's birth in Oklahoma matches this. They then moved into Clay
County, Texas, in the latter half of 1909 (after the birth of Roy Jackson in
Oklahoma), then to Cherokee County, Texas, at some point between the 1910 and
1920 censuses, but were back in Garvin County, Oklahoma, by the February 1920
census,
In 1930, the enumerator apparently misheard Hendrix' name, recording it as
Henry.
1930 Federal Census, Garvin County, Oklahoma, 25 April, Lindsay, District 11,
page 19A, Hse #255, Fam #270
Hayes, Henry [sic] Head Rents M W 76 First married at age 44 GA GA GA Farmer
Hayes, Era Wife F W 54 First married at age 21 AR AR AR
Hayes, Ray Son M W 27 Single OK GA AR Farm Laborer
Hayes, Roy Son M W 20 Single OK GA AR Farm Laborer
Hayes, Mabel Dau F W 19 Single OK GA AR Household Servant
Hayes, Amy Dau F W 16 Single OK GA AR
Hayes, Pearl Dau F W 14 Single OK GA AR
-- Hse #255, Fam #270 --
Hayes, Forrest Head Rents M W 25 Married at age 22 OK GA AR Farmer
Hayes, Geneva Wife F W 21 First married at age 18 OK TN AL
Hayes, Billy Jean Son M W 2yrs3mos (?) Single OK OK OK
1940 Federal Census, Garvin County, Oklahoma, 9 April, Lindsay, District
25-12, page 6B, Hse #64, Rents
Hayes, Ray Head M W 36 Grade H-2 b Okla same place in 1935 Farmer
Hayes, Roy Son [sic] 30 M W 26 Single Grade 8 b Okla same place in 1935 No
Occup
Hayes, Hendrix Head M W 86 Single Grade 7 b Georgia No Occup
Hayes, Era Wife F W 64 Grade 7 b Ark same place in 1935 No
Occup
A couple of genealogies appear to be referencing background family information
to provide full names and dates of events for this couple and lineage.
Documentation is missing for much, but some censuses are provided. I
discovered, however, that many of these censuses are also for the wrong
families! I am going to take a chance and put the name as that tree reports
it, Rebeccaa Annice Talburt.
Some genealogies have Oliver's first wife, Laura Hand. Their marriage record
reports hse was 10 years younger than Oliver Some genealogies report she died
in 1896.
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
O N Hayes
Gender: Male
Age 28, Birth Year abt 1859
Residence: Gapville, Baxter, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Laura Hand
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age: 18
Spouse's Residence: Colfax, Baxter, Arkansas
Marriage 4 Dec 1887 Baxter County
Marriage License Date: 3 Dec 1887
I found the correct marriage record for Oliver and Annis
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
O N Hayes, Male, Age 27 (born abt 1870)
Residence Bowen Creek, Baxter, Arkansas
Annis Talbert, Female, Age 24 (born abt 1873)
Residence Union, Baxter, Arkansas
Marriage 3 Oct 1897 Baxter County
Marriage License Date 1 Oct 1897
"Hendrix & Oliver Newton Hayes had a double wedding both married Talburt
girls."
-- Richard D Jones, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 6 June 2019
Annice's age and estimated birth year in teh marriage record don't match the
reported birth date in the 1900 census, September 1873. The marriage date
reported by the genealogy that had attached the incorrect record had a third
(undocumented) date of marriage reported for Oliver and Annice.
1900 Federal Census, Baxter County, Arkansas, 11 June, Barren Creek Township,
District 1, page 5B, Buckhorn, Hse/Fam #81
Hayes, Hendricks Head W F Jan 1851 49 Married 2 years GA GA GA Farmer Owns
Hayes, Era Wife W F Jan 1876 24 Married 2 years Widow 2 children/1 children
AR AR AR
Hayes, William E Son W M Sept 1899 1 AR GA AR
Hayes, Oliver N Brother W M Oct 1859 40 Married 2 years GA GA SC Farmer
Hayes, Annis Sis-in-law W F Sept 1873 26 Married 2 years 2 children/2
children AR AR AR
Hayes, Tiney P Neice W F Sept 1898 1 AR GA AR
Hayes, Jesse W Nephew W M Apr 1900 1mo AR GA AR
Hayes, Arthur P Nephew W M Sept 1891 8 AR GA AR
Hayes, Mary L Neice W F June 1894 5 AR GA AR
Hayes, William W Father W M Aug 1819 80 Married 60 years GA NC NC
Hayes, Mary Mother W F Mch 1819 81 Married 60 years 12 children/11 children
SC SC SC
Her age in 1910 matches the age reported in the marriage record.
1910 Federal Census, Clay County, Texas, 5 May, Justice Precinct 1, District
29, page 8B, Henrietta Rd, Hse #128, Fam #130
Hayes, Oliver N Head M W 50 Mariage 2 Married 12 years GA GA GA Farmer
Hayes, Anise Wife F W 36 Marriage 1 Married 12 years 7 child/7 living AR AR AR
Hayes, Arthur P Son F W 18 AR AR AR Farm Laborer
Hayes, Mary Z Dau F W 18 AR AR AR
Hayes, Tinie Pearl Dau F W 11 AR GA AR
Hayes, Jesse W Son F W 10 AR GA AR
Hayes, Fannie Fay Dau F W 8 AR GA AR
Hayes, Willie Jay Son F W 6 OK GA AR
Hayes, Edna M Dau F W 5 OK GA AR
Hayes, Lee E Son F W 3 OK GA AR
Hayes, Ruby J Dau F W 1yr6mos OK GA
AR
Elizabeth Taliaferro
Birth 1717 in Caroline, Virginia
Death Feb 1757 in Prince William, Virginia
Parents:
Robert Taliaferro 1688 - 1768
Margaret French Buckner 1690 - 1760
Marriage to Roger Madison 1745 Halifax, Halifax, Virginia
-- Green/Cox,
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/8461184/person/1821059888?ssrc=&ml_rpos=3&ftm=1
Oklahoma, County Marriage Records, 1890-1995
Dora Tugman, Age 16 (born abt 1908)
Jim Talley, Age 23 (born abt 1901)
Both residents of Wilson, Carter County, Oklahoma
Mother Willie Blackburn, signed permission for the marriage 22 August 1924 in
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Marriage 22 Aug 1924 in Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma, USA
Ceremony by A F Freeman, District Judge of Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma
Witnesses Fay Wallace and Will Gardner, both of Ardmore
Recorded 22 August 1924 in Carter County Marriage Book, page 98, Record 14
His son's birth certificate gives us James' full name and birth place.
Texas Birth Certificates
James Carol Talley
Birth 02 Aug 1935 Wichita General Hospital, Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas
Number 3 child of this mother, 2 now living
Father's Name James Carol Talley, age 35, born Ardmore, Oklahoma, Laborer in
Relief Work
Mother's Name Velma Lee Lawson, age 24, born in Duke, Oklahoma
Both parents resident in Burkburnett, Texas
Certificate #70077 filed 6 August 1935, filed State 4 September 1935
Source FamilySearch.org
Texas, Death Index, 1903-2000
James Talley
Death 2 Oct 1966 Wichita County
Marital status Single
Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
James C Talley
Married, Civil Service, Retired
Social Security #703-05-4435
Residence 547 1/2 West 3rd, Burkburnett, Wichita, Texas
Birth 01 December 1899 Ardmore [Carter County], Oklahoma
Father's Name Pleasant R Talley
Mother's Name Sarah Camp
Informant Mrs James Talley (Velma Talley)
Death 02 October 1966 Wichita General Hospital, Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas,
United States
Cause of Death Cerebral Thrombosis, due to Cerebral Arteriosclerosis;
additional gangrenous left foot; generalized Arteriosclerosis
Burial 5 October 1966 Burkburnett City Cemetery, Burkburnett, Texas, by
Owens-Brumley Funeral Home
Certificate #70148 filed 5 October 1966, filed State 2 November
1966
One might think Mary Lou was named after her father, named James Lou Talley in
several genealogies. But we note that on his daughter's Social Security
records, he is reported as James C Talley. Some genealogies list her as Mary
Lou Tugmon, but her Social Security records spell the middle name ocnsistently
Lue.
U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Mary Lue Talley [Mary Day Allbright] [Mary Vanmatre] [Mary Van Matre] [Mary
Day] [Mary Van-Matre]
Birth 30 Aug 1925 Wilson [Carter County], Oklahoma
Death Date 1 Jun 1994
Father James C Tulley
Mother Dora L Tugman
SSN 453242143
May 1940 Name listed as MARY LUE TALLEY; Oct 1943 Name listed as MARY DAY
ALLBRIGHT; Mar 1965 Name listed as MARY LUE VANMATRE; 29 Oct 1982 Name listed
as MARY LUE VAN MATRE; Name listed as MARY LUE DAY; 24 Jun 1994 Name listed as
MARY L VAN-MATRE
U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Mary L Van Matre
Born 30 Aug 1925
Died 1 Jun 1994
Last Residence McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas 78504
SSN 453-24-2143 issued Texas (Before
1951)
In 1920 and 1930, Jim was a single head of household with his widowed sister
Lue or Lula Thompson and her children.
1920 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 11 February, Southern Prairie
Township, District 16, page 8B, Ethel-St Charles By Road, Hse #161, Fam #170
Tanksley, Jim Head Rents M W 35 Single TN TN TN S Farmer
Thompson, Lula Sister M W 42 Widow TN TN TN
Thompson, Susie V Niece F W 27 Single AR MO TN
Thompson, Mattie G Niece F W 18 Single AR MO TN
Thompson, Clobert C Nephew M W 13 Single AR MO TN
Thompson, Lois E Niece F W 5 Single AR MO TN
1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 25 April, Ethel, District
1-25, page 8B, Ethel & Chute Rd, Hse #149, Fam #150
Tanksley, Mack Head Rents M W 43 Single TN TN TN Farmer [b abt 1887]
Thompson, Lula Sister F W 52 Widow TN TN TN [b abt 1878]
Thompson, Clobert M Nephew M W 23 AR PA TN [b abt 1907]
Thompson, Lois Niece F W 15 AR PA TN [b abt 1915]
Vernor, Zenith M W 31 AR MS AR [b abt May 1899]
1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 5 April, Ethel, District 1-26,
page 2A, Hwy 17, Hse #27, Owns Farm, $800 value Hse #29
Williams, Ben Head M W 36 Grade 7 b Arkansas Same Place in 1935 Farmer [b abt
1904]
Williams, Grace Wife F W 27 Grade 4 b Arkansas DeWitt, Arkansas, Arkansas in
1935 Housekeeper [b abt 1913]
Tanksley, Jim Lodger M W 52 Single Grade 3 b Alabama Same place in 1935
Blacksmith
Edith Marie McSwain, daughter of Oliver McSwain and Bertie Dumond in Ethel,
Arkansas, says that "Mr Jim" lived with her family for some time when she was
a little girl. Jim never married.
The 1920 census reported Lue as a widow with her four living with Lue's single
brother.
1920 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 11 February, Southern Prairie
Township, District 16, page 8B, Ethel-St Charles By Road, Hse #161, Fam #170
Tanksley, Jim Head Rents M W 35 Single TN TN TN S Farmer
Thompson, Lula Sister M W 42 Widow TN TN TN
Thompson, Susie V Niece F W 27 Single AR MO TN
Thompson, Mattie G Niece F W 18 Single AR MO TN
Thompson, Clobert C Nephew M W 13 Single AR MO TN
Thompson, Lois E Niece F W 5 Single AR MO TN
The 1930 census again reported Lue as Lula, a widow with two children now,
still in the household of her brother Jim Tanksley.
1930 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 25 April, Ethel, District
1-25, page 8B, Ethel & Chute Rd, Hse #149, Fam #150
Tanksley, Mack Head Rents M W 43 Single TN TN TN Farmer [b abt 1887]
Thompson, Lula Sister F W 52 Widow TN TN TN [b abt 1878]
Thompson, Clobert M Nephew M W 23 AR PA TN [b abt 1907]
Thompson, Lois Niece F W 15 AR PA TN [b abt 1915]
Vernor, Zenith Servant M W 31 AR MS AR [b abt May 1899]
1940 Federal Census, Arkansas County, Arkansas, 20 April, Prairie Township,
District 1-24, page 8B, Hwy 1, Hse #125 Owns $1000
Maddox, John H Head M W 30 Married Grade 6 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 Farm
Laborer [b abt 1910]
Maddox, Lois Wife F W 26 Married Grade H2 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b abt
1914]
Maddox, Bette Lou Dau F W 5 Single Grade 0 b Arkansas Same House in 1935 [b
abt 1935]
Maddox, John H Jr Son M W 2 Single Grade 0 b Arkansas [b abt 1938]
Thompson, Lou Mother-in-law F W 63 Widow Grade 6 b Arkansas Same Place in
1935 [b abt 1877]
Thompson, Clobert Brother-in-law M W 33 Single Grade 8 b Arkansas Same Place
in 1935 [b abt 1907]
U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Lois Maddox [Lois Thompson]
Birth 25 Aug 1914 Dewitt, Arkansas County, Arkansas
Death Date 8 Jul 1999
Claim Date 27 Mar 1976
Father Marion Thompson
Mother Lue Tanksley
SSN 432723094
Duplicate request; evidence of identity only submitted
03 Mar 1997 Name listed as LOIS
MADDOX
Beulah Gregory
Birth Jan 24, 1895
Death Dec. 12, 1992
Note: joint stone with Walker Gregory
Burial Mount Vernon Baptist Church Cemetery, Collinsville, DeKalb County,
Alabama, USA
Created by RobMinteer57 Apr 14, 2012
-- Find A Grave Memorial #88487387,
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/88487387/beulah-gregory