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Query: Carolyn Moore, seymore01@insightbb.com Ancestry.com Bulletin Board - PATE Searching for the family of Nathaniel Pate m 1) Nancy 2) Julia Etta (Weaver) Tredaway. Nathaniel and Nancy were in Chickasaw Co, MS in 1840 & 1850. Nathaniel and Julia were married 5-25-1879 in Faulkner Co, AR. any info on this family appreciated. My reply: Nathaniel Pate, per the 1850 census of Chickasaw Co MS had, among others, a son Benjamin age 15 and a son Nathaniel age 4. The son Nathaniel MAY be the Nathaniel C Pate in the 1880 census of Van Buren Co AR, page 464, Enumeration Dist. 39, sheet 39, Griggs Twsp, site 362/362. The wife, Mary E Pate, is PERHAPS Mary Etta Treadaway, married 15 Dec 1872 in Conway Co., AR. Mary Etta Treadaway is PERHAPS the dau of E. Andrew Jackson Treadaway and Julia Etta Weaver The son Benjamin MAY be the Benjamin Pate in the 1880 census of Faulkner Co AR, page 647, enumeration Dist. 55, sheet 26, Muddy Bayou, site 227/250. This Benjamin has a son named Nathaniel. Also in the 1880 census of Faulkner Co AR, at page 622, Enum. Dist. 54, sheet 3, Matthews Twsp, site 30/32, is Nathan (Nathaniel) Pate and wife Juliett. One interesting entry in the 1870 census of Pulaski Co AR, page 392, Prairie Twsp, Little Rock PO, site 73/74 is this household: Nathan Pate 50 W/M -TN Sylvania Pate 14 W/F -MS Julia A Pate 12 W/F -MS E Andrew Jackson Treadaway supposedly died during the civil war period. Did older Nathaniel Pate marry his son's mother in law? Asked in a different format was Julia Etta Weaver Treadaway the mother in law and later the step mother of the younger Nathaniel Pate?

Dear Jink and Pate List , The James Pate who is married to Eliz. W and eldest son of the 1817 Stephen pate will of 1817 is firmly in Dyer Co by 1830. He has in his family structure in the 1850 census (Dyer Co, Tn )Stephen Pate bn@1826 who is listed as "an idiot" and bn in Alabama. He also has with him Polly Ann (Mary Ann Pate) who is known by the court in 1851 as the daughter of Stephen D. Pate along with Mathew Pate ( two of the eight children.)She is the wife of William Miller of Dyer Co, Tn. Land deeds in Dyer Co show that in 1840 that in the 9th range that James Pate, Jr., pg 80 has 199 acres in the 2nd range by John J. Crockett's ext. Dec 19, 1940. Andrew Jackson Pate (son of Stephen Pate and Jane Milliken, who married in Madison Co Al and had AJP there)entered by James Pate 9th range by James Pate (no Jr.) entry #134, Dec 19, 1840. Then James Rucker enters his land by James Pate, Jr and Andrew Jackson Pate. All of these are in the 2nd section, 9th range. For some reason the only son of Mathew Pate and Jane Milliken Pate (widow of Stephen Pate)(the elder not the Mathew Pate who in 1851 tries to establish his relationship with Stephen Pate as a son along with Mary Ann Pate Miller 2 of 8) E. Cain Pate is with my direct line Elizabeth Pate Clark(who marries Henderson Clark in 1819 Madison Co Tn and moves with Zach andSusan Pate Rucker, Stephen and Jane Pate, Mathew Pate and Older Woman-most likely his mother by age, and James Pate to Dyer Co by 1830 tp be cpimted by census). E. Cain Pate's family firmly state that "he was the only son of Jane Milliken and Mathew Pate". The reference for this was a VERY thorough genealogist who was a straight line grandaughter. I find it almost impossible to believe that the Dyer Co Pate families are not related to the Stepehen and Mathew Pate who are mentioned in the 1817 will. Meredith PS Perhaps the key is finding the firm identification of the children who are with Jane Pate and James Pate in the 1830 census. (AND it wouldn't hurt to identify the sticks in the Mathew Pate and James Pate families as well. MAS) Does anyone know where the people in James Pate's familiy in the 1850 will are buried? We know that Mary Ann Pate and Col George B. Pate are in the Miller cemetery. (Col George B. was married to Mariah Miller, sister of Wm Miller.MAS) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jinks Lee" <jinksp@juno.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 4:19 PM Subject: [PATE] Brick Walls: Stephen Pate (M16) > Stephen Pate b. ca 1753, d. 1817 Madison Co, AL > md: Unknown > > Known Children: > James Pate b. c 1778 > md Eliza W -- > Polly Pate, b. c 1793 > md James Milliken > > Stephen Pate's will is probated in Madison Co, MISSISSIPPI > TERRITORY in 1817 dated 28 Apr 1817; He mentions his > wife (not named); Son, James Pate; Son-in-law, James > Milliken; and 5 younger children (not named). > > Who are these 5 younger children? How, or is he related to > the Dyer Co, TN Pate's?? > > Jinks Pate Lee > >

These are two brothers - does anyone know who the parents might be?? They seem to have IN ties James R Pate, b. c 1832 d. c 1877 md Elizabeth Allen Child: James P Pate, b. c 1856 IL Amster B Pate, b. c 1837 md Martha Ann Logsdon James R Pate was in Gallatin Co, IL from 1850 to 1870 I have been unable to find Amster B Pate in any census after his marriage in 1862. They both served in the Civil War, so it is possible Amster was killed, but I have found no record. At the same time from 1860 to 1880 Gallatin Co, IL there is another James R Pate -- James Rob Pate, b. c 1834 md (1) Luetia A Allen Children: Robert Pate, b. 1858 John T Pate, b. c 1862 Alice Pate, b. c 1864 Vashell/Vatchell Pate, b. c 1867 James Rob Pate md (2) Josephine Tull in 1870 and (3) Margaret ?? Does anyone have information on this James R Pate?? I have corresponded with someone on a Vatch Pate, but CANNOT find it -- Jinks Pate Lee

Stephen Pate b. ca 1753, d. 1817 Madison Co, AL md: Unknown Known Children: James Pate b. c 1778 md Eliza W -- Polly Pate, b. c 1793 md James Milliken Stephen Pate's will is probated in Madison Co, MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY in 1817 dated 28 Apr 1817; He mentions his wife (not named); Son, James Pate; Son-in-law, James Milliken; and 5 younger children (not named). Who are these 5 younger children? How, or is he related to the Dyer Co, TN Pate's?? Jinks Pate Lee

July 10, 1798 Knox Co Jury Duty Daniel Hasten served in jury. Case Thos Welch vs Alexander Milliken and James Anderson and Alex Stewart vs Nathaniel Evan and Joseph Smith vs James Miller and Mathew Pate vs James RIchardson pg 352, 354-356 Knox Co Tn Record Bo Vol 1 1795-1799 (wpa transcript). (Who is sueing whom is a little murky in this discussion. Meredith) 4 Sept Knox Co on this date a Polly Hastings md James Milliken/Milligan in Knox Co. Was she Daniel haston's daughter/ asked the Daniel Haston.com people. They give the dates of Polly Haston Milliken , wife of James Milliken 1782-1849 buried in Ridge Cemetery in Shelby Co Illinois. Trans: Inscriptions of Shelby Co Il Cemeteries Col III by E. H. Boedecker and it can be found at Shelby Co Ill Historical Society. Was the Knox Co Neighbor John Milliken father of James? (asked by the danielhaston.com). A letter by James was sent to John Milliken in Knoxville "care of Samuel Cowan". The names are interesting to those who are looking at the Stephen Pate will of 1817 Madison Co, AL. Meredith

I took notes on PATE births while I was at the Courthouse in Georgetown last week. They are not my PATEs, but I hope they will help someone else on the list. 1 Birth Record Book 3 Unnamed female; white; Sept 17, 1908; POB=Round Rock; legitimate; parents native (American); born alive; parents: M & Fannie PATE; Dr./attendant: T M Harrell 2. Birth Record Book 5 POB=Georgetown; Ethel Virginia PATE; female; single birth; white; legitimate; May 25, 1924; born alive; Robt. Lee PATE & Myrtle Jane Huffman; Residence: Georgetown; Dr./attendant: E M Thomas of Georgetown 3. Birth Record Book 5 POB=Leander; James PATE; male; single birth; white; legitimate; March 13, 1922; alive; Parents: Charley Denman PATE & Nancy Arier(?) Maynard; Residence: Leander; Dr./attendant: G W Stevens 4. Birth Record Book 6 POB=Georgetown; Alice PATE; female; single birth; white; legitimate; Mar 9, 1925; Wesley Wiley PATE & Lille Langhenig; Georgetown; Dr./attendant: E M Thomas 5. Birth Record Book 6 POB=Leander; John Henry PATE; male; single birth; white; legitimate; Oct 1, 1926; alive; Chas. Damon PATE & Nancy Ann Maynard; Residence: Leander; Dr./attendant: G W Stewart Sharon Fitzpatrick

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Palestine Herald Press Anderson Co TX 3 -01 - 03 Arnold Greg Pate Services for Arnold Greg Pate, 61, of Buffalo, will be at 1 p.m. today at Flo Community Church in Flo. Interment will follow at Parker Cemetery under the direction of Memorial Funeral Home of Buffalo.

Hello All, I would like to contact Vera A. Pate-Nobles, d/o James Edward Pate. She *may* have once lived in Pensacola, FL. She is of the GA to FL Joel Pate line and related to me thru Pate, Yates and Wilcox of Holmes Co., FL. Thanks, Max in FL.

A few notes on this family -- Sarah (Jenkins) Pate, widow of Isaac Lewis Pate filed for bounty land on his service in the War of 1812 -- She states they md Sep or Oct 1818 in Edgefield, SC; Lewis Pate died 1823 or 1824 on a trip to FL; Her maiden name was Jenkins, and she was b. 10 Dec 1791, (d. 2 Nov 1881); Their children were: Samuel B Pate, b. 6 May 1820, Charles R Pate, b. 5 Jun 1821; Bryant (dec'd by 1879); Julian Minor and Emeline Lewis. The Sally Pate in 1840 Sumter Co, SC is probably Sarah Jenkins Pate -- if so, the two daus, Julian and Emeline were probably already married, since there are only 4 males shown with Sally, and they COULD fit the ages of Samuel, Charles & Bryant, and there may have been another male that died young. I would not say Deany Lewis (1850 Forsythe Co, GA) and Emeline Pate Lewis are one and the same -- Deany from the 1850 census was b. ca 1831 and Emeline Pate was shown to have been born ca 1810-20; and at least before 1823/24 when her father died. Jinks

Jinks: To prime the pump- In AL51 you show that Charles R Pate md 2 times. 1st to Emily ---- and 2nd to Sarah (perhaps Hembree). Some questions- Could the Emily (1850 census of Forsyth Co GA) actually be a sister, Emeline Pate? You show Emeline, dau of Isaac Lewis Pate and Sarah Jenkins as md to a Mr. Lewis 1850 census of Forsyth Co GA, Dist 31, p 214A, site 968/968 shows: H W Lewis 25 b GA Deany Lewis 19 b SC Elsey W Lewis 2 b GA Emeline Lewis 6m b GA H W Lewis perhaps is a son of Elsey W or E W Lewis. What are your thoughts on this Deany Lewis being Emeline Pate? Finally, look at the index for 1840 SC. Was the Mrs Sally Pate in Sumter Co the widow Sarah Jenkins Pate? The name Bryant or Byrant Pate kind of makes me think of the Neuse River NC Pates as does the name Dean or Deans. Joel

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Matthew Pate, b. c 1790, d. 1834 md (1) Unknown Matthew evidently had several children by a first marriage - one reseacher, Ernestine Collins, shows his first wife died when a daughter, Annie Pate was b. c 1815. Matthew Pate md (2) Jane Milliken-Pate (widow of his brother, Stephen Pate) Known Children: Elnatha Cain Pate, b. 10 Sep 1830, d. 6 Nov 1905 Matthew Pate, b. c 1832 The book "Dyer County & Newbern, TN" by Arahwana H Ridens shows that Mathew Pate & J Milliken reared three boys, Mathew and E Cain Pate and Mathew's step-son, Andrew Jackson Pate. Some read this to mean J Milliken Pate had ONLY 3 children - it could mean these are the only three they raised. There were 5 children who seemed to have been "farmed out" in the 1850 Dyer Co census M Pate (male) age 25 - b. c 1825 (Is this Matthew?) S D Pate (male) age 23 - b. c 1827 (Is this Stephen D?) E L Pate (female) age 20 - b. c 1830 Cain Pate age 19 - b. 1830 Amanda Pate age 15 - b. c 1835 Who did these children belong to? (Other than Cain, who was son of Matthew & Jane) There has been a lot of speculation on both these families - Stephen Pate & Matthew Pate - sure wish someone could come up with some answers. Jinks

Stephen Pate b. c 1785, d. Bef 1830 md Jane Milliken, b. c 1790, d. c 1844 Children: Only one known child - but there seem to have been others Andrew Jackson Pate, b. 4 May 1815 AL, d. 3 Sep 1855 md Martha Susan Thurmond-Bell Stephen Pate evidently died in AL and his widow moved to Dyer Co,TN by 1830 and married his brother, Matthew Pate Does anyone have information on other children of Stephen Pate & Jane (Milliken) Pate? Jinks

Ace: There is a bit of information on Richmond Love Pate in Carroll Co TN prior to the 1860 census. He does appear in the 1840 census of Carroll Co. There were 13 people enumerated in the household. There were: 1 w/m 5-10, 1 w/m 10-15 and 1 w/m 20-30; 1 w/f 5-10, 1 w/f 10-15 and 1 w/f 50-60 the remaining 7 were slaves. Richmond L Pate does not appear in the 1830 census, however there is an R L Pate in the Weakley Co TN 1830 slave census. This could be Richmond L Pate and could indicate that he had land in Weakley Co. In the 1860 census of Carroll Co TN the apparent dau "A Pate" age 18 b TN is no doubt Apsley W Pate who married David Westcott Henry. If you have not done so, I would encourage you to study the 1850 and 1860 censuses of Carroll Co TN to see if you can spot your Henry family. The indexes for those two censuses indicates that there were 4 Henry family households in Carroll Co in each year. Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: PorfinAce@aol.com To: patej@nettally.com Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 11:08 PM Subject: Pate information Hi Joel! It seems that I have reached a dead end in my search for info regarding my Great Grandfather, David Wescott HENRY, so I thought I would give this approach a shot. My great grandfather married Apsley W. PATE in 1861, who was the daughter of Richmond Love PATE and Alta Zora THOMAS PATE. Would you have any information at all on this PATE line that you can share with me. I am primarily looking for info on the family back ground of my GrGrandfather and am writing you as you have such a vast amount of PATE information in the hope that maybe through the PATE connection some of that information may have drifted over. I know that this is a long shot in the dark, but at this stage in my hunting, I will try most anything. Thanks for any help. Ace Henry

John B Pate b. ca 1819 TN, d. 18 Apr 1866 Dyer Co, TN md Oney C --, b. ca 1832 TN Children: William Henry Pate, b. 1849 TN Mary E Pate, b. 1856 TN Ella F Pate, b. 1859 TN John S Pate, b. 1862 TN Nancy O Pate, b. 1866 TN This family was in 1850 and 1860 Dyer Co, TN and the widow is shown in 1870 Dyer Co, TN. In 1880 Dyer Co, TN, John S Pate (1862) is living with Marcus C D Pate, and shown to be a cousin. Does anyone know how they are related? Jinks Pate Lee

Another Texas Obit from Mary Ann Houston Chronicle JAMES LEONARD PATE, former Pennzoil-Quaker State Company chairman, died on Saturday, January 18, 2003. Mr. Pate was born September 6, 1935, in southern Illinois and grew up on a farm in Monmouth, Illinois. His parents, Virgil Leonard and Mamie Edna Taylor Pate, preceded him in death. He served as an enlisted man in the U.S. Army (Airborne) from 1953 to 1961. In 1960, he received a direct commission. His last assignment was with the 101st Airborne Division. He was a master parachutist. Mr. Pate's academic degrees included a Bachelor of Arts degree from Monmouth College, a Masters of Business Administration degree and a Ph.D. degree in Business-Economics from Indiana University, an honorary Doctor of Letters and a Doctor of Laws. His professional career included college professor, senior economist at the Federal Reserve, U.S. Government official, Advisor to the President of the United States, and corporate executive. In 1974, President Ford appointed Mr. Pate as U.S. Assistant! Secretary of Commerce. As Assistant Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Pate was the Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of Commerce, responsible for most of the nation's economic statistics and the U.S. Bureau of the Census. In 1976 Mr. Pate was appointed special adviser to the White House. Later in 1976, Mr. Pate joined Pennzoil Company, and in 1990 was named Chief Executive Officer. He was elected Chairman of the Board in 1994. In 1998, Mr. Pate became Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Pennzoil-Quaker State Company. He also served contemporaneously as Chairman of the Board of Devon Energy Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, from August 1999 to September 2000. Mr. Pate served on the boards of a number of corporations, academic institutions, and charitable organizations including Pennzoil Company, Pennzoil-Quaker State Company, Devon Energy Company (Oklahoma City, OK), Bowater Incorporated (Greenville, SC), and Crown Cork & Seal Inc. (Philadelphia, PA). He serve! d on the Rice University Board of Governors, the Rice University Jones School Council of Overseers and the Board of Trustees at Monmouth College. He served as Chairman of Houston's American Heart Walk, and Honorary Chairman of the Bill Liedtke Golf Tournament benefiting M.D. Anderson Hospital and the American Cancer Society. Mr. Pate was a member of the All-American Wildcatters. During his lifetime, Mr. Pate received many awards and honors. He was a member of the Royal Economic Society and the first recipient of the Theodore H. Silbert Award for Economic Forecasting from Columbia University. He authored or co-authored three books and numerous professional articles. Mr. Pate is survived by his wife of 47 years, Charlene (Sheets) Pate, their three children, David C. Pate, MD, and wife, Lynette; Gary L. Pate, Attorney at Law, and wife, Debbie; and Jennifer E. Pate, MD, all of Houston, and four grandchildren, Lindsey, Shera, Laurie and Ryan, also of Houston. His sisters, Mildred! Wilson, Virginia Smith, Doris Dye, Patty Sloss, Terri Swan, and brother, Ronald Pate, also survive Mr. Pate. Mr. Pate will be In State from four until seven o'clock in the afternoon on Monday, January 20, 2003. Funeral service will be conducted at one o'clock in the afternoon, Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at First Presbyterian Church of Houston, 5300 Main St., with Dr. William Vanderbloemen officiating. Reception to follow at the parlor of First Presbyterian Church of Houston. Private family entombment to follow at Forest Park Westheimer. Honorary pallbearers will be Amb. Howard H. Baker, Amb. W. L. Lyons Brown, Gen. Robert Foglesong, Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Arnold Palmer, John Andretti, Michael Waltrip, James J. Postl, J. Larry Nichols, Alfonso Fanjul, Ernest H. Cockrell, Berdon Lawrence, Robert B. Weaver, Gerald Smith, H. John Greeniaus, Forrest R. Haselton, Lorne R. Waxlax, Wayne Harris, Jim Hermes, Barney Pinschenat, Robert Johnson. The family requests that in lieu of flowe! rs, memorials be directed to the Children's Museum of Houston, 1500 Binz (77030); or the St. Luke's Texas Cancer Institute, St. Luke's Hospital, Houston.

Mary Ann Hormuth provides- CORNELIA OLEAIN SMITH born Cornelia Oleain Pate May 13, 1915, Montgomery County, Texas, died February 11, 2003, Victoria, Texas. She was a resident of Victoria, Texas and formerly Baytown, Texas. Preceded in death by her husband Robert N. Smith, 3 sisters and 2 brothers. Survived by sons & daughters-in-law, Frank W. and Christine Smith, Robert and Susan Smith, and William M. and Charlotte Smith; grandchildren, Paige Antonini, Leisha Smith, Candy Smith, Todd Smith, and Joy Hancock; 6 great grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 5:00 - 8:00 P.M. Friday at Klein Funeral Home, Tomball. Graveside services will be conducted at 2:00 P.M. Saturday, February 15, 2003 at Pate-Sanders Cemetery, with Rev. Danny Biddy of Old River Baptist Church, Dayton, Texas officiating. Mary Ann added-Comments: Oleain's father is "Bud" William Miles Pate. (Mother is Mollie MOORE) Her grt- grandfather was Benagy Pate. 1 of 2

> This obituary from the Fort Myers News Press, Fort Myers, Florida on February 7, 2003: > > RONALD D. PATE - February 5, 2003 > Ronald D. Pate, 68, of Cape Coral, Florida and Princeton, IL, passed away Wednesday, February 5, 2003. > He is survived by his son, Larre, mother Marjorie Pate, sister, Beverly Bachman and grandson, Ryan Pate. No services are scheduled. > > >