Wiley B WINTER9,1,10,2,8,3,4,5,7,6,11,12
18221,2,3,4,5,6 - before 18805
Life History
1822 |
Born in Alabama.1,2,3,4,5,6 |
between 1838 and 1870 |
Resident Voter registration in 1867 states he has been resident in Precinct 3 of that county for 29 years; he was still in Cass County in 1870, but in Precinct 4, according to the census. in Cass County, Texas |
1st Jan 1848 |
Married Lucinda HANEY in Cass County, Texas.9 |
about 1849 |
Birth of daughter Mary J WINTER in Cass County, Texas.13,14,15,1,16,17 |
22nd Dec 1854 |
Civil in Cass County, Texas.7 |
Jan 1857 |
Birth of son Nelson Haney WINTER in Cass County, Texas.3,5,18,19,20,21,22,23 |
21st Jun 1860 |
Civil in Cass County, Texas.8 |
25th Mar 1863 |
Birth of son James N WINTER in Cass County, Texas.24,25,26,27,3 |
before 1880 |
Died in Montague County, Texas.5 |
Notes
- Wiley volunteered for service in the Mexican War, when Mexico and the United States wre in a dispute over the southern border over Texas. The record shows he enrolled in Bowie County, which is just north of his residence county of Cass County. Texarkana is in Bowie County.
U.S., Compiled Military Service Records for American Volunteer Soldiers, Mexican War, 1845-1848
Wiley B Winters
Enlistment Boston, Bowie County
Service 2 July 1846 San Antonio, Texas
Private, Company F, Third Texas Mounted Volunteers
The family name is found variously as Winters or Winter.
Texas Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 and 1966-2002
Wylie B Winter
Spouse Lucinda Hayney
Marriage 1 January 1848 Cass County, Texas
A descendant and resercher reported in September 2019 that from her research, the marriage date was 2 January 1949. This source also reports that Wylie received a land grant abou8t 1838 when he first moved to Texas.
"Wylie B Winter b abt 1823 in AL. He also arrived bef Feb 1838, and was granted 320 acres of land in the Unionville area of Cass County. He served in the Mexican War in 1846. Company F, recruited primarily from Boston, TX; mustered in on 2 July 1846; out on 5 September 1846. He married Lucinda Hayney on 2 January 1849."
-- Jill Confer, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 01 September 2019
1850 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas, 7 November, Precinct 4, page 765, Hse #45, Fam #48
Wiley B Winter 27 M Farmer $660 Real Estate b Alabama [abt 1823]
Lucinda Winter 20 F b Tennessee [abt 1830]
M J Winter 1 F b Unreported
Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910
Willie B Winter
1853
Cass County, Texas, United States
Texas Land Title Abstracts
File 246, Patent Volume 10, Patent #691, Certificate 162
Grantee Samuel Nesbit
Patentee Wiley B Winter
Bowie District, Cass County
320 Acres, Class Bowie 3rd
Patent Date 22 Dec 1854
Texas Land Title Abstracts
Grantee Wiley B Winter
Patentee Wiley B Winter
File 245, Patent Volume 29, Patent #578, Certificate 93
Bowie District, Cass County
320 Acres, Class: Bowie 3rd
Patent Date 21 Jun 1860
In 1860, we discover, as suspected, that MJ was born in Texas.
1860 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas, 16 October, Precinct 3, PO Unionville and Cusseta, p 64, Hse #434, Fam #444
W B Winter 37 M Farmer $150 Personal Estate b Alabama (b abt 1823)
L Winter 30 F b Tennessee (b abt 1830)
M J Winter 11 F b Texas
W Winter 4 M b Texas
-- page 65 --
L Winter 5 M b Texas
N Winter 3 M b Texas
-- Winter 1 F b Texas
1870 Federal Census, Davis County, Texas, 17 August, Precinct 3, PO Cussetta, page 39, Hse/Fam #316
Winter, Wily 48 M W Farmer $500 Real Estate $500 Personal born Alabama Attended School this year (?)
Winter, Lucinda 40 F W b Tennessee Attended School this year (?)
Winter, Luther 17 M W born Texas Attended School this year
Winter, Nelson 14 M W born Texas Attended School this year
Winter, Sarah E 12 F W born Texas Attended School this year
Winter, Joseph C 9 M W born Texas Attended School this year
Winter, James 7 M W born Texas Attended School this year
This family has a unique reportage in this census. Every member of the family, even the parents attended school, if the enumerator has correctly marked the boxes. This is one of only three families on this page where even the children were reported as attending school, and these are the only adults so reported.
A related family genealogy provides details on some of the children:
Wylie B Winters
Birth 1823 in Alabama
Death 1900
Parents Daniel Winters 1790-1840
Lavina McDaniel 1802-1875
Marriage 1 Jan 1848 in Cass County, Texas, to Lucinda Haney
Children:
M J Winters b 1849
W Winters b 1853
Luther Winters b 1855
Nelson H Winters b 1857
Sarah Elizabeth Winters b 1859
Joseph Clinton Winters b 1861
James N Winter 1863-1925
-- Millsap Family, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/4766848/person/-879530776?ssrc=&ftm=1
Wiley B Winter sp. Lucinda Haney
f/o Nelson "Nell" Haney Winter sp. Margurette Cassandra Jenkins
f/o Claude Coleman Winter sp. Etta Lillie Pickett
f/o Clothida "Tillie" Clarice Winter
-- Pam Smith, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 08 August 2013
Sources
- 1. 1850 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas
- 7 November, Precinct 4, page 765, Hse #45, Fam #48
- 2. Ancestry Trees
- Horn/Crawford, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/9058309/person/651136262?ssrc=&ftm=1
- 3. 1870 Federal Census, Davis County, Texas
- 17 August, Precinct 3, PO Cussetta, page 39, Hse/Fam #316
- 4. 1860 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas
- 16 October, Precinct 3, PO Unionville and Cusseta, p 64, Hse #434, Fam #444
- 5. 1880 Federal Census, Montague County, Texas
- 8 June, Precinct 2, District 120, page 3, Hse/Hse #17
- 6. Texas, Voter Registration Lists, 1867-1869
- 1867 Voter Registration Lists
- 7. Texas Land Title Abstracts
- File 246, Volume 10, Patent #691
- 8. Texas Land Title Abstracts
- File 245, Patent Volume 29, Patent #578, Certificate 93
- 9. Texas, Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 and 1966-2011
- 10. Pam Smith, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 08 August 2013
- 11. Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910
- 12. U.S., Compiled Military Service Records for American Volunteer Soldiers, Mexican War, 1845-1848
- 13. 1860 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas
- 16 October, Precinct 3, PO Unionville and Cusseta, p 64-65, Hse #434, Fam #444
- 14. 1920 Federal Census, Carter County, Oklahoma
- 13 February, Graham Township, District 51, page 9B, Poolville & Alma Rd, Hse #168, Fam #171
- 15. 1870 Federal Census, Davis County, Texas
- 9 August, Precinct 3, PO Cussetta, page 30, Hse/Fam #241
- 16. 1880 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas
- 7 June, Precinct 3, District 12, Page 19 (scan 129), Hse/Fam #168
- 17. 1910 Federal Census, Carter County, Oklahoma
- 4 June, Graham Township, District 49, page 23B, Hse #207, Fam #209
- 18. 1910 Federal Census, Colorado County, Texas
- 9 May, Precinct 2, District 21, page 10B, Hse #204, Fam #207
- 19. 1860 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas
- 16 October, Precinct 3, PO Unionville and Cusseta, p 65, Hse #434, Fam #444
- 20. 1900 Federal Census, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory
- 13 June, Township 3, District 132, page 6A, Hse/Fam #93
- 21. 1920 Federal Census, Harris County, Texas
- 20 January, Justice Precinct 8, District 123, page 6B, Hse #136, Fam #141
- 22. Find a Grave Memorial Registry
- 23. Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982
- 24. Ancestry Trees
- Millsap Family, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/4766848/person/697841770
- 25. 1880 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas
- 17 June, Precinct 3, District 12, Page 19 (scan 129), Hse/Fam #168
- 26. 1920 Federal Census, Hughes County, Oklahoma
- 31 January, Stewart Township, District 74, page 10B, Hse #162, Fam #174
- 27. 1900 Federal Census, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory
- 7 June, Township 4, District 120, Page 40A, House/Family #726
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