This one was passed along by Mary Ann Kaylor who is the ListOwner for the KALER & KAYLOR lists. If you need further information, you'll need to contact either Mary Ann makaylor@npwt.net or the original sender at BKILLER153@aol.com . ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Ann Kaylor" <makaylor@npwt.net> > FYI: > There is a Dr. R. C. Kaylor who signed a death certificate for Thos > Killebrew, in Arkansas, clear at the bottom of the page. There is more of > this lineage if anyone is interested. ------------------------ > >From: BKILLER153@aol.com > >Source: KILLEBREW-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [Killebrew] Thomas Haynes Killebrew > > > >For Meridel, Loma, and Marji, After you read this please let me know of any > >changes I should make and hopefully all of you can add to it. > > > >Descendants of Thomas Haynes Killebrew > > > > > >Generation No. 1 > > > >1. THOMAS HAYNES KILLEBREW (KINCHEN3, WIGGINS V.2, WILLIAM1) was born 1792 > >in Lancaster Co., SC, and died 1855 in Henry Co., TN. He married ANN HARRILL > >June 14, 1817 in Maury Co., TN. She was born 1802 in Mecklenburg Co., NC, > >and died 1853 in Henry Co., TN. > > > >Notes for ANN HARRILL: > >Some researchers feel that Ann Harrell was the daughter of Josiah and > >Sarah Harrell of Maury Co., TN who, in 1820, moved to Marion Co., AL > >with their son, Graves Harrell. It is suspected that Sarah Harrell's > >maiden names may have been Graves or Josiah's mother was a Graves. > > > > > >Children of THOMAS KILLEBREW and ANN HARRILL are: > >2. i. WILLIAM HENRY5 KILLEBREW, b. May 12, 1818, Maury Co., TN; d. June 15, > >1904, Calloway Co., KY. > >3. ii. THOMAS JACKSON KILLEBREW, b. September 05, 1820, Farmersville, Maury > >Co. TN; d. December 20, 1914, Lincoln Co., OK. > >4. iii. MARY ELIZABETH KILLEBREW, b. December 25, 1822, Maury Co., TN; d. > >March 16, 1897, Ellis Co., TX. > >5. iv. GRAVES CARROLL KILLEBREW, b. 1825, Maury Co., TN. > > v. JAMES MARION KILLEBREW, b. February 18, 1830, TN; d. March 27, 1893, > >Hamilton Co., TX; m. CAROLINE FRANCES KILLGORE, March 1851, Weakley Co., TN. > >6. vi. ELIAS PINKNEY KILLEBREW, b. April 23, 1834, Weakley Co., TN; d. April > >08, 1927, Ellis Co., TX. > > > > > >Generation No. 2 > > > >2. WILLIAM HENRY5 KILLEBREW (THOMAS HAYNES4, KINCHEN3, WIGGINS V.2, > >WILLIAM1) was born May 12, 1818 in Maury Co., TN, and died June 15, 1904 in > >Calloway Co., KY. He married (1) NANCY ANN CHUNN December 05, 1836 in Graves > >Co., KY. She was born September 30, 1816 in NC, and died October 25, 1863 in > >Calloway Co., KY. He married (2) SARAH MALISSA BRITTAIN 1866. She died > >September 04, 1889. > > > >Notes for WILLIAM HENRY KILLEBREW: > >The information on the children of William came from Mrs Lyndon Massey the > >granddaughter of Minnie Killebrew Crownover, Minnie had the family bible and > >these are the names in the bible. The others are not listed and believed they > >were still births or had died shortly after birth. > > > >Notes for NANCY ANN CHUNN: > >She has inscribed on her tombstone in Asbury Cemetery near Kirksey, > >KY, "Mother of 21 sons." To date only 9 have been identified: > >William Joseph; Henry N.; Columbus B.; John Resmus; Levi Butler; > >Thomas Bailey; James D.; Daniel B. W.; and Elijah Asa Green. The > >Kentucky records of 1850 list Nancy Chunn Killebrew as being born in > >North Carolina. Legend has it that she was Indian and her photograph > >bears this out. She was born September 30, 1816 and died October > >25, 1863. > > > > > >Children of WILLIAM KILLEBREW and NANCY CHUNN are: > > i. JASPER6 KILLEBREW, b. KY. > > ii. WILLIAM JOSEPH KILLEBREW, b. September 21, 1837; m. LUCY BLACK. > > iii. HENRY N. KILLEBREW, b. September 1840. > > iv. COLUMBUS B. KILLEBREW, b. March 03, 1843. > > v. JOHN REMUS KILLEBREW, b. August 21, 1845, KY; d. April 25, 1925; m. > >SARAH EMILY MARTIN. > > vi. LEVI BUTLER KILLEBREW, b. July 29, 1848; m. MARY JANE PULLIAM. > > vii. THOMAS BAILEY KILLEBREW, b. December 07, 1850; d. 1920, Weakley > >Co., TN; m. MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT; b. 1853; d. 1906, Weakley Co., TN.. > > > >More About THOMAS BAILEY KILLEBREW: > >Burial: 1920, Weakley Co., TN > > > >Notes for MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT: > >She was a sister of Rhoda Mae Gilbert who married Elijah Asa Green > >Killebrew on January 10, 1883. > > > > > >More About MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT: > >Burial: 1906, Weakley Co., TN > > > > viii. JAMES D. KILLEBREW, b. September 06, 1853; m. CAROLINA CALLIE > >LOCKHART. > > ix. DANIEL B. KILLEBREW, b. September 04, 1855. > > x. ELIJAH ASA GREEN KILLEBREW, b. December 10, 1859, Calloway Co., KY; > >d. June 14, 1936, Graves Co., KY; m. (1) S. P. (BETTY) FRIZZELL, October > >1881, KY; d. 1882; m. (2) RHODA MAE GILBERT, January 10, 1883, Calloway Co., > >KY; m. (3) LULA BELLE TIBBS, March 23, 1902, KY; b. December 23, 1876; d. > >January 26, 1959, Weakley Co., TN.. > > > >Notes for LULA BELLE TIBBS: > >Lula Belle Tibbs had been previously married to Mr. Godwin, prior to > >her marriage to Elijah Asa Green Killebrew. > > > > > >More About LULA BELLE TIBBS: > >Burial: Aft. January 26, 1959, Weakley Co., TN > > > > xi. SAMUEL P. KILLEBREW. > > xii. BINK KILLEBREW. > > > >Children of WILLIAM KILLEBREW and SARAH BRITTAIN are: > > xiii. MARY ANN PERLENIA6 KILLEBREW, b. 1867; m. WILLIAM COX. > > xiv. EMMA J. KILLEBREW, b. 1869. > > xv. NANCY WILLIE ELIZABETH KILLEBREW, b. 1872. > > xvi. MARGIE M. F. KILLEBREW, b. 1874; m. JOHN RANSON RULE, April 23, > >1894, Henry Co. TN. > > xvii. LILLIE MAE B. KILLEBREW, b. 1877; m. HIRAM SMITH. > > xviii. JENNIE M. M. KILLEBREW, b. 1879; m. ELI SMITH. > > xix. SAMUEL PINKNEY KILLEBREW, b. 1881; m. (1) BERTHA PARKER; m. (2) > >JENNIE FULTON WYATT. > > > >3. THOMAS JACKSON5 KILLEBREW (THOMAS HAYNES4, KINCHEN3, WIGGINS V.2, > >WILLIAM1) was born September 05, 1820 in Farmersville, Maury Co. TN, and died > >December 20, 1914 in Lincoln Co., OK. He married PALINA BELLE RIDGEWAY June > >05, 1843 in Dresden, Weakley Co. TN, daughter of RICHARD RIDGEWAY and ANN > >FORE. She was born April 16, 1826 in Weakley Co., TN, and died August 12, > >1895 in Boone Co., AR. > > > >Notes for THOMAS JACKSON KILLEBREW: > >Early records of Weakley County TN. (formed in 1823) show the Killebrew > >family living at the Ridgeway settlement. some of the neighbors were the > >Ridgeways, Buckleys amd Kilgores. > >The 1850 census of Weakley county, TN. list Thomas Jackson Killebrew living > >in district 5 wife Palina and daughters, Emily, Sophrona and Isabel. The > >census list him as a farmer withe the value of the real estate that he owned > >as $150. In 1854 Thomas and his family migrated to Arkansas, settling in what > >was then Carroll County ( later Boone County) near the small town of > >Leadhill. They bought a farm near this town and lived there during the Civil > >War years. > >During the Civil War, the union soldiers burned the family home. The family > >moved into a nigger cabin not far away and God only knows how they managed > >the rest of the War. > >Thomas Jackson "Jack" Killebrew enlisted in the Confederate Army at > >Bellefonte, Arkansas, in the Capitan Ross Company, Colonel William Garrells > >regiment. He got a small pension, $10.00 a month. > > Some years after the war was ended, Thomas Jackson Killebrew and his family > >moved from the Carrolton Hollow house to a farm on Crooked Creek, some miles > >east of Harrison, Arkansas. he was living on this farm in 1880 with his wife, > >Paulina. All the children were married before this time. However, Jules and > >his wife lived near them. Son Lee had a grist mill and a store not far away, > >still on Crooked Creek. Daughter Nancy Jane and her husband Kansas Monroe > >Davison, also lived nearby. (Lees wife Sarah was a sister of Kansas Monroe > >Davison). Eugenia Married a very Handsome Englishman named John Allen > >Stewart. They too lived nearby until 1897 when they moved to Taheequah, > >Indian Territory. > > > >More About THOMAS JACKSON KILLEBREW: > >Burial: December 1914, Foresee cemetery, Lead Hill Berryville, AR. also known > >as Plesant Ridge. > >Cause of death (Facts Pg): Senile debility >> (death record signed by R.C. Kaylor, M. D. > >Occupation: Farmer > >Religion: Primitive Baptist > ---------------------------------