Joel Yes, I know about those, but thank you for your efforts. Can't seem to get back any further than 1850. Family lore says that the Jeremiah Pate, in Knox County, on the Court Records from ca 1820 to 1849 is the father of Emanuel. However, the will recorded on those same records does not mention Emanuel or Lucy; it appears to be for another Jeremiah. Karen

The census citation I posted early for Emanuel Pate of Coosa Co AL is 1860 not 1850. Joel

Karen I take it you know about this one, but in case you don't- 1850 Coosa Co AL P 355, Mt Olive, site 913/913 Jacob J Richards 67 W/M TN 1793 Lucinda Richards 67 W/F TN 1793 Emanuel Pate 35 W/M TN 1825 Walter Pate 11 W/M AL 1849 Henry Martin 23 W/M AL 1837 There was a Jeremiah Pate in Knox Co TN in the 1830 and 1840. Perhaps this Lucinda 2 md Jacob Richards. Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "kframer" <kframer@arilion.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 12:48 AM Subject: [PATE] Lucinda Pate > Does anyone have a Lucy or Lucinda Pate from TN with a birth year of about 1793? If so, did she marry a Jeremiah? My brick wall is Lucy and Jeremiah Pate from TN who were first cousins. The only child known at this time of these two is Emanuel born ca 1821/1822. Still working to connect to the TN Pates, Karen in California. > >

Audrey Pate Alexander Audrey Pate Alexander, 73, of Carbon Hill died Sunday, Nov. 10, 2002, at her residence. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, 2002, at Scott Cemetery in Carbon Hill. Rev. William "Bob" Pate will officiate. Collins-Burke Funeral Home is directing. Visitation will be at 6 p.m. today, Nov. 13, 2002, at Collins-Burke Funeral Home parlor. She was preceded in death by her husband, Hoyt Alexander; father, John W. Pate; mother, Myrtle Pate; sister, Marjorie Handley; brother, Arlie Eugene Pate; and daughter, Susan Darlene McWalters. She is survived by her daughter, Amber Nicole Alexander of Carbon Hill; son, Greg Alexander and his wife, Jamie of Carbon Hill; sisters, Barbara Johnston and her husband, Trenton, and Sheryl Wakefield and her husband, John, all of Carbon Hill; brothers, John Marlin Pate and his wife, Ester of Cordova, Estal Pate and his wife, Mary Lou of Jasper, Aaron Pate and his wife, Betty, and Jerry Pate and his wife, Bernice, all of Carbon Hill, and Rev. William "Bob" Pate and his wife, Ann of Nauvoo; grandchildren, Josh Alexander, Jake Alexander, Aaron Alexander and Brandy Webb. Susan Darlene McWalters Susan Darlene McWalters, 38, of Carbon Hill died Sunday, Nov. 10, 2002, at her residence. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, 2002, at Scott Cemetery in Carbon Hill. Rev. William "Bob" Pate will officiate. Collins-Burke Funeral Home is directing. Visitation will be at 6 p.m. today, Nov. 13, 2002, at Collins-Burke Funeral Home parlor. She was preceded in death by her mother, Audrey Alexander and father, Hoyt Alexander. She is survived by her husband, Mike McWalters of Jasper; daughter, Brandy Webb of Carbon Hill; sister, Amber Alexander of Carbon Hill; brother, Gregory Alexander of Carbon Hill.

Does anyone have a Lucy or Lucinda Pate from TN with a birth year of about 1793? If so, did she marry a Jeremiah? My brick wall is Lucy and Jeremiah Pate from TN who were first cousins. The only child known at this time of these two is Emanuel born ca 1821/1822. Still working to connect to the TN Pates, Karen in California.

Dear Pate List People! Please think on the Dyersburg Pates and their TANGLED web. I have my Eliza. Ann Pate bn 1800, TN, who married Henderson Clark (e) 1797, KY. The marriage took place in the Huntsville, Madison Co, Al area. They move west to Dyersburg in 1827 with oldest son Charles P. Clark. Also in the group is Jane Milliken and her husband Stephen Pate who had married in Madison in 1814 and their son Andrew Jackson Pate bn 1815 (Madison Co Al and named after the houseguest-the future president Andrew Jackson-in the home and returning from the battles in NO). Stephen Pate's brother Mathew (who would later marry Jane Milliken Pate and have their only son E. Cain Pate bn 1831) was with this group as well as an older woman of sufficient age to be Stephen and Mathew's Mother and several young male and female Pates with both Mathew (and the older lady) and Jane Milliken Pate. (All of these are listed on the 1830 Dyer Co Tn Census). In the same group is Zachariah Ruc! ker and his wife, Susan Pate 1805 Tn who also had married in Madison Co, Alabama. Susan in town lore is considered to be the sister of my Elizabeth Ann Pate Clark. At the time time William Miller has come with his first wife. Later when he remarries after her death, he marries Mary Ann Pate (called Polly) who was bn 1823 in Al. In 1850 she is living with James Pate , son of Stephen Pate of the 1817 Madison Co Al will. Court documents in 1851 say that she and Mathew Pate (not the one married to Jane Milliken Pate) are two of the eight children of Stephen Pate deceased of Dyer Co. So you have in the 1830 Dyer Census 1)my Henderson Clark and his wife Eliz. Ann Pate, 2)Mathew Pate with older lady and other teenage and older males, 3) Jane Pate and more children than can be accounted for 4) James Pate, wife and blended family to include Mary Ann Pate daughter of Stephen Pate 5) Zach Rucker and his wife Susan Pate (( One thing all better remember is that the Rucker list continues to insist that Susan Pate is Susan Pope and forget that the same marriage list in Madison Al has Zach Rucker as Zach Burke. I have a copy of the letter from the Grandaughter where she states the grandparents names (Pate and Rucker)and that they were married in Madison Co Al. )) Any glimmer would help on this tangle. Meredith Back from wandering!

Hi, I have an update for the Robeson Co NC Project. If you are a researcher of the Pate family of Robeson Co NC, and would like a copy of the update, e-mail me and I will forward a copy to you. Sam West

My brick wall is still standing - Jesse PATE, my 3gr grandfather. b. @1814 in Buncombe, NC Jesse came to Southern Illinois before 1836. In Macon County, IL, where he had lived for several years before 1836, he married Loucretia EDWARDS. Her parents were Jonas and Dorothea Jones EDWARDS who were also from NC. Jesse and Loucretia, and the Edwards family move to JoDavies County, IL to work the mines. From there they all relocate to the Jackson Co, IA territory and becomes one of its first residents in 1838. Love to have any information on Jesse's family. Carol

There was a posting on the Pate Forum on this James Robert Pate - however, I found some different dates than were posted - can anyone verify them one way or the other? James Robert Pate was b. 12 Jan --1870-- this from the book "Our Dead, Shelby Co, TX" by J B Sanders; Pleasant Grove Cemetery Records and Mangum Funeral Home Records. Mary Elizabeth Dockens was b. --20-- Jul --1874-- (Same references as James Robert Pate) The marriage record of Jesse Osby Pate is from Shelby Co, TX, Marr Bk 14, p 177; --11-- Apr 1934; J O Pate & Evilla Jarry As we all know, printed sources are sometimes wrong, and the errors are carried on down. Jinks

Jinks Found a Clayton Co GA marriage record. Book C, Page 192 for William Mack Pate and Medora Estus Creel 2 Dec 1883. Her DOB 23 Dec 1865 Look at 1880 Clayton GA, p 456, ED 33/7, GMD 548, site 62/62 - The ux there may be Martha Ozburn (Osborne etc) also see 1870 Clayton GA p 130, Jonesboro, site 906/914 PERHAPS James M Pate is down line from Herrod Pate also in the 1870 Clayton GA 1860 Clayton p 121, Jonesboro, 342/343 and 572/556 Herrod is over in Fayette Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jinks Lee" <jinksp@juno.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 5:39 PM Subject: [PATE] Brick Walls: William Mack Pate (Mis 21) > William Mack Pate b. Sep 1861 GA > md Medora E Creel b. Dec 1865 > > Children: > Martha A, b. Aug 1884 > md -- Ridgeway > Victor E, b. Dec 1885 > Nolie M, b. May 1890 > md -- Taylor > Calvin M, b. Mar 1892 > Pollie E, b. Feb 1894 > md -- Bodine > Bessie L, b. Mar 1896 > md -- Porch > William D/Olen, b. Mar 1899 > Maynard H, b. 1904 > > This family was in 1900 Clayton Co, GA; 1910 & 1920 > Marshall Co, AL > > Jinks > >

William Mack Pate b. Sep 1861 GA md Medora E Creel b. Dec 1865 Children: Martha A, b. Aug 1884 md -- Ridgeway Victor E, b. Dec 1885 Nolie M, b. May 1890 md -- Taylor Calvin M, b. Mar 1892 Pollie E, b. Feb 1894 md -- Bodine Bessie L, b. Mar 1896 md -- Porch William D/Olen, b. Mar 1899 Maynard H, b. 1904 This family was in 1900 Clayton Co, GA; 1910 & 1920 Marshall Co, AL Jinks

Richmond F Pate, b. c 1850 GA (parents b. TN) md Delia/Julia b. c 1860 Children: Price b. c 1887 Olive b. 1890 Beula b. 1892 Edgar V b. 1898 Richmond F Pate was a physician. Was in 1900 Whitfield Co, GA and 1920 Los Angeles Co, CA. Jinks

Samuel R Pate, b. 1821 NC md Martha A b. 1825 AL Children: Sarah b. 1847 Mary E b. 1848 Babe/Mandy b. 1851 James F b. 1854 Manerva A b. 1857 Martha Ann b. 1859 Donah b. 1867 James b. Aug 1869 (Did they name two sons, James??) This family was in 1850 Hancock Co, AL; 1860-1880 in Marion Co, AL. In 1880 the widow was shown with several of the children and grandchildren: Henry Pate b. 1869 William R Pate b. 1877 Rosan Pate b. 1878 (Don't know which child they belonged to) Jinks

Janice Pate provided the following. This message contains hyperlinks to the PATE-L archives. First let me direct you to the Pate-L archives: the two documents cover the Civil War records on file at the National Archives for the 29th NC Reg. I had Joel post the raw data that I had found. <http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/textindices/P/PATE+2002+175259674+F> <http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/textindices/P/PATE+2002+180268842+F> The George Washington PATE in Unicoi County, TN was either the son of Thomas PATE or John/Eason PATE. (There were no less than 3 George Washington Pates.) Right now I am working at a disadvantage. I am in the middle of moving and my filing cabinets are in storage. I have to work from a text file (not my genealogy program or original documents). First you have several families, all related in some way, but not all of them are siblings, nor are they all from Yancey. It's a shame that there is so much mis-information on the web posted as fact. I encourage everyone to double check my facts as well. Thomas PATE (b. ca 1815) and (first wife) Silva/Lila HENSLEY are the parents of John and Wallace (Cornwallace) PATE which moved to Searcy County, AR. Thomas' brother John (b. ca. 1835) married Elizabeth Mashburn on 28 Mar 1857 in McDowell County, NC. Thomas also had a brother named Wallace (b. ca. 1814) who lived in Cherokee County, NC. This Wallace married a Rowena (last name unknown) that was born in Jefferson County, TN (according to the 1860 census). They had one child, her name was either Jane or Irene (it's hard to decipher the handwriting). Jesse PATE was another brother (my great-grandfather) also living in Cherokee next to Wallace. In the 1860 census, Jesse was-down the road apiece-still in Cherokee. Living next to Wallace (born Yancey) and Rowena was a Wallace Pate and Terrance ROGERS (daughter of Dana and Telitha ROGERS). This Wallace was born in Iredell County, NC. (The census taker outdid himself by adding the county of birth.) One of the Wallace's sold their property to Jesse and it was recorded as William Pate. In 1850 Thomas' brother John Pate (b. ca. 1835) was in the household of John (Jehu) R. Patterson. It is believed, by some, that his wife Nancy is one of Thomas' sisters. In 1850 there is also a John/Eason Pate in Yancey County. No one has been able to provide proof that he is one of the children of John and Fanny. I have received some information that he is actually a nephew of Fanny's, but again, no proof. The children of John PATE (aka John RANDOLPH) and Fanny BARRETT were: 1. Wallace Pate (b. ca. 1814) 2. Thomas Pate (b. ca. 1815) 3. Jesse Pate (b. 8 Nov. 1820) 4. A daughter (Possibly, Nancy Pate Patterson(b. ca. 1822) no proof exists on this.) 5. George Washington Pate (b. 4 June 1824) 6. Catherine Pate Tittle (b. ca. 1826) 7. Naoma/Naomi Pate Rich (b. ca. 1831) 8. James Pate (b. ca. 1833) 9. John Pate (b. ca. 1835) 10. Marilla (Relia) Pate Mashburn (b. ca. 1835) 11. Bacchus S Pate (b. 8 Feb. 1836, never married) I have a copy of his memoirs written in 1858.

Lucilious Green Pate, b. Nov 1826, d. 1910 md (1) Lucinda Badgley (2) 1897, Martha A (??)-Clariday Children: Mary Emmeline, b. 1849 Sarah A Pate, b. 1849 Martha Matilda , b. 1853 Serrelda Jane, b. 1855 Sarah Elizabeth, b. 1855 Cordelia, b. 1859 Martha , b. 1867 L G is said to have married 3 times, and 2nd to Mary E Payton - but according to the census record, he only married twice, and in 1900 and 1910 his wife is shown as Martha A - and quite a bit younger than he is. L G served in the Civil War and applied for a pension in 1890 from MO - his widow, MARY E PATE, also applied for a widow's pension in 1910. Did he possibly divorce Mary E Pate, and she applied for the pension after he died? The Civil War pension record would, no doubt, help on this, they are sometimes a goldmine of information. This family was in 1850 St Clair Co, IL; 1860 Williamson Co, IL; 1870 Washington Co, IL; 1900 & 1910 Jefferson Co, IL - I have not been able to find them in 1880, which would be a great help. There are several more children attributed to this family, but they do not show up in the census records, and should be there in 1870. Martha Clariday Pate evidently had only the one child by her first marriage, Mary Clariday, b. 1889. Does anyone have help on this family? Jinks

John Pate, b. 25 May 1787 SC, d. 18 Dec 1851 AL md Susannah Allen, b. 12 Feb 1797 GA, d. 12 Mar 1858 AL Children: Milly Pate, b. c 1814 md Jesse Daniel Austin Pate, b. c 1815 GA md Mary Jordan Elizabeth Pate, b. c 1818 GA md John M Walker Terrissa Ann "Trussy" Pate, b. 7 Feb 1819 GA md John M Parker Charles Raburn Pate, b. 23 Apr 1821 GA, d. 4 Jun 1904 md Mary D Shirley Isham Pate, b. 4 Mar 1822 GA md Mary A Childers Jesse Harrison Pate, b. 6 Jun 1826, d. 25 May 1912 AL md Lucinda Lindsey Henry Jefferson Pate, b. 27 Sep 1827 GA, d. 10 Nov 1908 OK md Sibby Lindsey Sarah M Pate, b. c 1829 GA md James Jordan Joshua Pate, b. 10 Feb 1830 md Nancy J Love Susan W Pate, b. c 1834 md Allison Pearce Catherine Pate, b. c 1835 AL Seaborn Pate, b. Jul 1841 AL md Sarah A Emmaline Oremma Pate, b. c 1843 AL This family was in 1830 Fayette Co, GA; 1840 & 1850 Tuscaloosa Co, AL. Jinks

Elijah Pate, b. c 1780 SC, d. c 1863 GA md Elizabeth, b. c 1785 GA Children: Herrod Pate, b. 1807 SC md (1) 30 Sep 1828 Kiddy Perrey (2) 13 Aug 1837 Bersheba Overton Hollis M Pate, b. 1810 SC md 19 Jan 1832, Jincey R Jane Hagler John Pate, b. 5 Jun 1811 SC md 23 Jun 1836 Barbara Kite Samuel Pate, b. 22 Jun1813, d. 9 Jan 1889 md (1) 27 Dec 1833, Susan Kite (2) 17 Dec 1877, Mary E (??)-Warren Elender Pate, b. c 1817 md Edward R Dodd Elijah Pate, b. 22 Dec 1825 GA, d. 2 Jan 1901 TX md Martha Elizabeth Gilland This family was from 1830-1860 in Fayette Co, GA; 1870 the widow was in Carroll Co, GA Jinks

There are quite a few cases involving Thomas Pate on this web site: 1841-1847 Civil Cases Old Tishomingo County, MS http://www.freedom2000net.com/userpages/genealogy/Tishom/cc4147.html

Max Millard N Pate 1887-1911 See 1900 census Geneva Co AL ED 75, sheet 20, Noblins, site 376/399 and 1910 census Geneva Co AL ED 103. sheet 3, Black, site 49/49 Son of Benjamin F Pate and Nancy Elizabeth Somerset Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Max Yates" <xamilil@wfeca.net> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 9:30 AM Subject: [PATE] ~AUT0000 > Can you help me identify this man? > > > > > Holmes County Advertiser > Saturday 16 Dec. 1911 > Volume # 20 > > > > Killed at Black, Ala. > > Millard Pate, a popular young man residing at Black, Ala., was shot and killed at that place Friday night of last week. Pate, Bud Jacobs and Sam Keith were at the schoolhouse acting as a committee to decide a debate and while they were deliberating over the subject in a room separated from the main auditorium, the shot was fired that sent young Pate into eternity. It has been reported that Sam Keith has been arrested and charged with the crime, but it is not known what the result was in the preliminary hearing held at Black. > > Max Yates > xamilil@wfeca.net > > >

Looking for parents of Wallace and John Pate. Descendants of Unk Pate Generation No. 1 1. UNK1 PATE Notes for UNK PATE: 1840 Census Yancy Co., N. C. Thomas Pate 2 males under 5, 1 20-30 1 female 20-30 Civil war records of Pates from Yancy Co. James M. Pate calimed residence in Yancy Co., N.C. worked as farmer. Enlisted May 13, 1862 Cumberland Gap, TN. Priv. age 18 disc. disability Aug 25, 1862 K Co., 29th inf reg. N.C. I think this James is the one that came to Searcy Co. George W. Pate claimed resd. in Yancy Co., Enlisted July 3, 1861 Yancy Co., age 36 discharged on disability on Aug 16, 1862 died Aug 28, 1862 at Cumberland Gap. B Co., 29th inf Reg N.C. George W. Pate claimed residence Yancy Co. Enlisted July 11, 1862 Yancy Co., age 37 G co. 58th inf reg N.C. absent without leave on June 30, 1863 no further record. This maybe the one that came to Searcy Co. 1860 census Yancy Co. Egypt Twp. #760 George W. 35 Blanrona 23 Alfred J. 7 John A. 5 Mary M. 3 Joseph 1/12 Egypt Twp. #802 Fielden Hensley 46 Nicey 26 Eason H. 21 Rachel 12 Martha 5 Phoebe M. 2 Doctor Pate 22 James W. 16 Bald Creek Twp. # 843 Thomas Pate 46 Susan 55 Marshellis 19 John 17 George W. 11 Cornwallis 9 Fanney 6 Children of UNK PATE are: 2. i. WALLACE2 PATE, b. 1818, Buncombe Co; d. Aft. 1900, Searcy Co., Ar. 3. ii. JOHN PATE, b. July 04, 1830, Yancy Co., N.C.; d. March 18, 1904, Searcy Co., Ar , Buried at McDaniel Cemetery. Generation No. 2 2. WALLACE2 PATE (UNK1) was born 1818 in Buncombe Co, and died Aft. 1900 in Searcy Co., Ar. He married ROWENA ROGERS. She was born 1822, and died Aft. 1870. Notes for WALLACE PATE: 1850 N.C. Cheroke Co., N.C. census. Wallis Pate 36 Ter? 36 Elmiria 2 Dana Rogers 80 M blind Letitha Rogers 60 F 1850 Census N.C. John Rogers 38 Margaret 39 Robert 13 Lelina 11 William L. 9 John C. 7 James 6 ? M. 5 Male Marcus H. 1 living next to Wallace is : Jesse Pate 30 NC Martha 25 Catharine 10 Elya 8 William E. 6 Martha M. 2 Ferrily 1/12 1870 Census Arkansas Clifty P.O., California township, Madison Co. #43 Wallace Pate 52 N.C. living with Johathan Rogers 51 Tn Malindy 20 NC Roena 53 Tn Elmira 19 NC G. Rogers 31 Tn Ann 28 Ar James 6 Ar William 4 Ar Martha 3 Ar Murins 1 Ar Children of WALLACE PATE and ROWENA ROGERS are: i. JANE3 PATE. ii. IRENE PATE. 3. JOHN2 PATE (UNK1) was born July 04, 1830 in Yancy Co., N.C., and died March 18, 1904 in Searcy Co., Ar , Buried at McDaniel Cemetery. He married (1) ARCY BRITTAIN Abt. 1861, daughter of JOHN BRITTAIN and NANCY STOVEALL. She was born 1838 in Tn, and died in Ar. He married (2) SUSAN J. WILKINS Aft. 1870, daughter of UNK and UNK SPOUSE. She was born Abt. 1843 in Tn, and died Abt. 1878 in Searcy Co., Ar, buried at McDaniel Cemetery. He married (3) ARTENSUE FOREHAND 1879 in Marshall, Searcy Co., Ar, daughter of JONATHAN FOREHAND and AMEY. She was born 1844 in IL, and died August 08, 1894 in Searcy Co., Ar, Buried at McDaniel Cemetery. Notes for JOHN PATE: The Mountain Wave May 24, 1894 " Wallace Pate, brother of our old citizen, John Pate of Flatwoods, was in town Saturday. Mr. Pate is a very old man, but a new comer to Searcy Co., having moved from Sebastain Co., last Jan." McDaniel cemetery between 65 and 74 1.5 east on Snowball near Garrett Church Arty M. wife of John Pate b. Aug 17, 1837 died Aug 24, 1894 Susan Pate unmarked metal marker Arcy unmarked metal grave John Pate July 4, 1830 borned in Yancey Co., N.C. enlisted 10 Feb 1864 Co. D., 2nd Ark Cav. Pvt Newton Co., Ar. died Mar 18, 1904 filed for invalid pension 1867. others buried beside him. Sarah A.; Oct 5, 1880-Aug 4, 1881 Minta L. E. Dec. 1870 1850 DW# 185 John Pate 17 laborer in household of John R. Patterson Yancy Co., N.C. Methodist preacher Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1860 PATE EASON Yancey County NC 842 Ramsey Town Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federal Census Index NC445124235 1860 PATE FLEMING Yancey County NC 863 Bald Creek Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federal Census Index NC445124246 1860 PATE GEORGE W. Yancey County NC 851 Egypt Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federal Census Index NC445124251 1860 PATE HECTOR Yancey County NC 857 Egypt Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federal Census Index NC445124252 1860 PATE THOMAS Yancey County NC 863 Bald Creek Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federal Census Index NC445124301 1860 Census living with John H. Brittain family in Carroll Co, Ar 1861 Buys land in Boone Co., Ark 1861 Dau borned in Boone Co. John Pate enlisted at Jasper, Ark ot Aug 10, 1864 and was discharged the 27th of May, 1865 at Springfield, Mo. He was wounded in the left hand at the Battle of Mines Creek about 50 miles north of Fort Scott, KA. on the 25 day of Oct, 1864. Mine Creek Other Names: Battle of the Osage Location: Linn County Campaign: Price's Missouri Expedition (1864) Date(s): October 25, 1864 Principal Commanders: Gen. Alfred Pleasonton [US]; Brig. Gen. John S. Marmaduke and Maj. Gen. James F. Fagan [CS] Forces Engaged: Provisional cavalry division [US]; cavalry division [CS] Estimated Casualties: 1,300 total (US 100; CS 1,200) Description: About six miles south of Trading Post, where the Marais de Cygnes engagement had occurred, the brigades of Col. Frederick W. Benteen and Col. John F. Phillips, of Maj. Gen. Alfred Pleasonton's Provisional Cavalry Division, overtook the Confederates as they were crossing Mine Creek. These Rebels, stalled by their wagons crossing the ford, had formed a line on the north side of Mine Creek. The Federals, although outnumbered, commenced the attack as additional troops from Pleasonton's command arrived during the fight. They soon surrounded the Rebels, resulting in the capture of about 600 men and two generals, Brig. Gen. John S. Marmaduke and Brig. Gen. William L. Cabell. Having lost this many men, Price's army was doomed. Retreat to friendly territory was the only recourse. Result(s): Union victory He received a pension for his wound, Certificate #83480. 1866 on Tax records for Searcy Co. 1870 Searcy Co., Ar census John Pate age 40 NC Arcy 32 Tn Margaret 7 Ar Robert H. 5 Mo 1880 Searcy Co., Ar census John Pate 50 NC NC NC Artenuse 36 IL IL IL Margaret 18 Ar NC Ar Robert 14 Ar NC Ar Mary 12 Ar NC Ar Lowenia 10 Ar NC Ar Cordelia 4 Ar NC Ar Belle 2 Ar NC IL Rogenia 6/12 Ar NC IL Henry Bratton 26 boarder next door Mat Pate 36 NC/NC/NC Mary 33 TN/VA/VA Jane Curtis 10 G.W. Pate 38 N.C. N.C. Yancy Co., 1850 census N.C. 39 N.C. Julia A. 16 N.C. Mary S. 10 TN. G.W.L. 3 AR. male D.L. Simmons 58 father of wife Martha E. 4 July 30, 1887 Nancy claimed her dad's property Margaret A. 1 1 horse, 1 mule, 2 cows, 8 pigs, 6 sheep. Mar. 1892 he bought land; sect 26, twp. 15, r.17 1897 James Pate sold land to John Pate. daughters of last wife; Fannie, Martha, and Lydia let him use it til his death. Sec. 23, twp. 15, r17 1900 Census Searcy Co., Ar John Pate 1832 Lula C. 1877 Martha C. 1885 Liddie 1888 Manuel grand son 1898 Mountain Wave. March 26, 1904 Uncle John Pate, an old and highly respected citizen of the county died at his home near Dongola, Sat. the 19th. The remains were interred in the Clemons Graveyard ( Mcdaniel) near Snowball, by the Masonic fraternity of which deceased was an honored member. More About JOHN PATE: Fact 1: February 10, 1864, Enlisted in Union Army in Newton Co. Co. D, 2nd Ark Cav. Fact 2: 1867, Filed for Civil War Pension Notes for ARTENSUE FOREHAND: Dec 26, 1893 she paid $195 for land from father. Sec 34, twp. 15, r17 Searcy Co., AR. Children of JOHN PATE and ARCY BRITTAIN are: i. MARGARET A. E.3 PATE, b. July 03, 1861, Boone Co., Ark (based on death certificate); d. December 31, 1946, Una, Van Buren Co., Ar, Buried Liberty Cemetary Ar.; m. JAMES THOMAS GUILLIAM, July 30, 1882, Snowball, Searcy Co., Ar; b. July 16, 1836, Russellville,Logan, Ky; d. July 28, 1916, Una,Van Buren, Ar, buried Liberty Cemetary Ar.. Notes for JAMES THOMAS GUILLIAM: He was a farmer, deacon, Missionary Baptist, enlisted July 18, 1861 in Russellville, Logan Co., Ky. under Thos. W. Thompson in Co. I 4th inf. Reg KY served 4 years, was in battles at Shiloh, Corinth, Murfreesboro, Missionary Ridge, Baton Rouge. Enlisted as Pvt. promoted to Full Corpl. and Full Sgt. 1880 Census Searcy Co., AR. J.T. Gilliam 43 KY. Mary A. E. 34 KY. Henry 10 MO. Amanda 7 MO. Martha 1 ii. ROBERT HENRY PATE, b. September 23, 1865, probably the part of Carroll Co. that became Boone.; d. February 13, 1925, Everton, Boone Co., Ark, buried at Western Grove; m. SUSAN J. GUTHRIE, November 04, 1886, Marshall, Searcy Co., Ar; b. December 1867, AR.. Notes for ROBERT HENRY PATE: Dec. 16, 1891 he buys land from dad. on Sec. 26, twp. 15, r. 17 160 acres. 1900 Searcy Co., AR census Robert H. Sept 64 35 Susan Dec 67 Roxy L. Sept 87 Leon Nov 95 Mable Mar 98 Walace Nov 20, 1821 May 1901 sells mineral rights to his land on Sec. 26, twp. 15, r. 17. Sept 28, 1904 he sells land to McElroy. 1909 he buys 150 acres sec. 17, twp. 16, r. 17 1910 Census St. Joe Robert H. Pate 45 mar 23 yrs. Susan 41 3/3 Leon 14 Mabel 12 1920 Tomahawk twp, Searcy Co. Robert H. 54 Susan 51 iii. MARY J. PATE, b. April 12, 1868; m. SAMUEL M. SCOTT, August 01, 1886, Calf Creek near Snowball, Searcy Co., AR; b. Abt. 1866. iv. LOWENIA PATE, b. Abt. 1870. v. LULA CORDELIA PATE, b. July 16, 1876; d. May 24, 1943, Snowball Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR.; m. JESSE BENJAMIN GRIFFIN, March 29, 1904, Marshall, AR.; b. February 29, 1876; d. May 25, 1941, Snowball Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR.. Notes for JESSE BENJAMIN GRIFFIN: 1910 census Searcy Co., AR. Jesse Griffin 32 Lula C. 32 Manuel 11 Bowser 5 Mary F. 2 Children of JOHN PATE and ARTENSUE FOREHAND are: vi. FANNIE BELLE3 PATE, b. July 12, 1878, Searcy Co., AR; m. WILLIAM R. GOLDSMITH, August 19, 1896, Marshall, Searcy Co., Ar; b. March 1874. Notes for WILLIAM R. GOLDSMITH: Searcy Co. Census 1900. William Goldsmith AR/TN/TN May 74, 26 Fannie B. AR/NC/MO Ja 78, 22 John R. AR Aug 1897 William T. Apr 1899 vii. ROGENIA PATE, b. Abt. 1879; d. Bef. 1897. viii. MARTHA PATE, b. October 08, 1885. ix. LYDIA E. PATE, b. November 03, 1888; d. April 21, 1904, McDaniel Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR.; m. AMOS G. MCELROY, July 20, 1902, Marshall, AR.; b. Abt. 1883. Notes for AMOS G. MCELROY: Sept 28, 1904 he buys land from Robert Pate. Mickey Woods b52gator@centurytel.net