Thanks She had never been mzrried before but there in a child listed with them on the 1900 census . hard to read looks like Groo??? female age 5 I would like to know when and where they died and are buried. She was a Haskins and had 3 brothers living as neighbors on this census. --- lynnmarie fancher <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, have lots! His first wife was Eliza McKinnon. > Hampton Bynum Fancher > was the oldest surviving son of Colonel James > Fancher and Elizabeth Carlock > Fancher. > > On July 26, 1858, he was married to Miss Eliza 0. > McKennon, daughter of Dr. > Archibald and Sarah McKennon. Mr. and Mrs. McKennon > were natives of South > Carolina, but came to Tennessee when young, were > married there, and > sub-sequently moved to Carroll County when Mrs. > Fancher was a girl. From > there they removed to Johnson County, and there > received their final > summons. He was a successful physician for many > years. He had four sons in > the Confederate Army, one of whom, Hon. Archibald S. > McKennon, a prominent > lawyer of Clarksville, Arkansas, is one of the > United States Commissioners > now treating with the five civilized Indian tribes > for the abandonment of > their tribal relations. The names of the other sons > are unknown. Mrs. > Fancher was born in Lincoln County, Tennessee, and > died in June, 1892. Eight > children were born to this union: Elizabeth, wife of > John H. Walker, of > Carroll County; James Archibald, died in infancy; > Thomas H., a lawyer of > Clarksville, Arkansas Virginia Lucretia, deceased, > was the wife of Thomas N. > Lancaster of Texas; Sallie Mac., wife of Jeremiah > Bentley, of Boone County; > Susie Jessie; Maggie Polk, died young, and Grover > Cleveland, a little girl. > In 1861, when the war cloud hung darkly over the > nation, Mr. Fancher > enlisted in the Fourth Arkansas Infantry, State > troops, as Captain of > Company H, and fought at Oak Hill. After a few > months this company disbanded > and he was then enrolling officer for about a year. > After that he went with > his father to Texas, and after his return was in > Harrold's battalion until > the war closed. Afterward he followed farming in > Carroll County until 188O, > when he came to Boone County and settled five miles > northwest of Lead Hill, > where he has a fine river farm of over 400 acres. > For some time both before > and after the war he was engaged in merchandising at > Fair View. Fraternally > he is a member of Polar Star Lodge, A. F. & A. M., > No. 224, at Lead Hill, > and was W. M. two terms. He is also a member of > Berryville Chapter. Mr. > Fancher was made a Mason when twenty-two years of > age, and was a delegate to > the Grand Lodge in 1853, obtaining the charter of > Yell Lodge No. 64, at > Carrollton. For many years he has been a prominent > member of the Cumberland > Presby-terian Church, and his wife held membership > in that church also. In > poli-tics he is a Democrat. --------- you can find > this on the internet. > > I have some info on his second wife and I think he > outlived her, too. Will > check on that for you. Lynn-Marie > > > > > On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 3:20 PM, dolores raines > <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Thanks Lynn > > yes it had been moved and i found my Trustys > Graves > > we have Corresponded before on Fanchers > > Mary Ann Haskins married Hamilton B Fancher in > Boone > > co. On the 1900 Census they were in sugar Loaf Ark > > He was b 1828 in tenn and she was b 1862 in Ala. > there > > is a 16 yr old Girl as Daughter > > Writing is Poor but it Appears to be Gr---- C b > nov > > 1884 > > As Mary didnt marry until late 1890s was he > married > > Before? do you have any info on him? > > Thanks > > --- lynnmarie fancher <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > > Wasn't the Lead Hill Cemetery moved? I think it > has > > > also been referred to > > > as the Milam Cemetery. 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