This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Andrews Davis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Wm.2ADEB/2856.2 Message Board Post: Oak Cliff Cemetery LOT 85 ANDREWS*, A. R.: 1831-1900 [On marker]; [On marble slab over grave: Adolphus Rutherford Andrews: 19 Nov 1831- 6 Dec 1900] MARKER ANDREWS*, Lula D.: 1853-1932 [On marker]; [On marble slab over grave: Lula Davis Andrews: 9 Nov 1853-6 June 1932, w/o A. R. Andrews] MARKER CLARK, Lula Andrews: 6 Jan 1878-10 Mar 1954 [OCCB: Mrs. C. C.] MARKER DAVIS, Margaret Ann: 3 Mar 1831-26 Nov 1915, w/o Robert Henry Davis [OCCB: Margaret Ann Andrews] MARKER DAVIS, Robert Henry: 19 Nov 1826-14 Dec 1908 MARKER ANDREWS, Adolphus: 1948, Naval Admiral NO MARKER DAVIS, Robert H.: 27 Feb 1909 NO MARKER Dallas, Texas Directory, 1889-94 Adolphus R. Andrews capitalist r. west side Grand avenue between Jefferson, 12th, Oak Cliff Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Adolphus R. Andrews capitalist r. west side Grand avenue between 11th, 12th, Oak Cliff Dallas TX 1893, 1894 1880 Census Place: 1st Ward, Dallas, Dallas, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255299 National Archives Film T9-1299 Page 3C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace A. R. ANDREWS Self M M W 35 GA Occ: Merchant Fa: GA Mo: GA Lula ANDREWS Wife F M W 25 TX Fa: TX Mo: TX Lula W. ANDREWS Dau F S W 3M TX Fa: TX Mo: TX Adolph ANDREWS Son M S W 7M TX Occ: Transfer Agt. Fa: TX Mo: TX Wm. JONES Other M S W Occ: Transfer Agt. Fa: TN Mo: TN December 9, 1900, Dallas Daily Times Herald, p. 7, col. 3-4. Major A. R. Andrews, aged 70 years, died Thursday morning [December 6] at 199 Grand avenue, Oak Cliff. ============================================================ A. R. ANDREWS Confederate Pension Application #1627 Filed: July 6, 1899.......Approved: September 28, 1899 ============================================================ AGE at time of application: Sixty-five RESIDENCE: Sherman, Grayson County, Texas for 40 years OCCUPATION: Clerk in dry good store PHYSICAL CONDITION: Very feeble, unable to do anything due to Paralysis MILITARY RECORD: Co. D, 16th Texas Cavalry; dismounted for three years PHYSICAL PROPERTY: Own a little homestead in the City of Sherman worth about $600.00 WITNESSES: G. A. DICKERMAN, W. H. ANDREWS, J. W. TOLBERT 1 Samuel R. ANDREWS ...+Sarah RANSOM (1st wife) ......1.2 William Green ANDREWS ...........+Julia SHOTWELL ......1.1 Sarah Elizabeth ANDREWS ...........+Wiley L. DAY ...+Elizabeth DAY (2nd wife) ......1.3 James G. ANDREWS ......1.4 Adolphus Rutherford ANDREWS ...........+Louise Caroline DAVIS ......1.5 Amanda ANDREWS ...........+Jarret? JACKSON ......1.6 Mary A. ANDREWS ...........+William "Cal" RAGLAND ......1.7 Samuel R. ANDREWS Jr. ......1.8 Julius H. ANDREWS ......1.9 Susan E. ANDREWS ...........+Alexander C. KIRVEN ...........+William H. MASSEY ......1.10 Davis A. ANDREWS ...........+Ellen Lenora MASSEY ...........+Alice A. ????? ......1.11 Joseph Columbus ANDREWS ...........+Emily P. SMITH ...........+Fannie H. KIMBALL ......1.12 George E. ANDREWS ...........+Laverna Alberta Cecelia BARSCHALL ......1.13 Clarance A. ANDREWS FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. ANDREWS TO BE HELD FRIDAY Funeral rites will be held here Friday afternoon for Mrs. Margaret Andrews, widow of the late Major Adolphus R. Andrews, Dallas pioneer, who died Tuesday at Asheville, N. C. The services will be at 4 o'clock in Oak Cliff cemetery. The body will be received here Thursday by the Ed C. Smith & Bro. mortuary. Mrs. Andrews is survived by two sons, Captain Adolphus Andrews of the United States navy, Robert Andrews of New York City, and three daughters, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs. Margaret Francis and Mrs. Elizabeth Izzard, all of New York. The Andrews family is well known in Dallas, being large property owners here. Captain Andrews served as an aide on the staff of President Coolidge during his administration. - June 8, 1932, Dallas Daily Times Herald, Sec. I, p. 12, col. 4.