Any idea when Richard came to TX and were there other children besides William? It is possible that my Viola is a daughter of Richard and was born in MS before the family emigrated to TX. In this case, Benton could have named his own daughter after "Aunt Viola". >From: "ColORRed" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TXJASPER] Richardson Family: MS to TX >Date: Sun, 17 Aug 2003 23:37:03 -0500 > >I have the following Viola Richardson. Although she is to young to be whom >you are looking for, >it may be a clue to you finding yours. > >Benton Albritton Richardson b: March 30, 1882 Jasper County, Texas > | s/o: William Richard Richardson b: Nov 4, 1853 Jasper Co., TX >& Artemisia Cochran > | s/o: Richard Albritton Richardson b: 1818 St Tammany Par., >LA & Eliza Williams b: MS > | (Richard & Elza were married in Rankin County, >Mississippi) > m: Vicy Marks > ch: Margaret Richardson > Elsie Richardson > Artie Richardson > Viola Richardson > >----- > >I have a Viola E. Richardson [b. 1850 in MS] who married a George D. Martin >[b. 1845 in AL] in 1873 in Lee County. I was unable to find any >Mississippi-born Richardsons related to Viola in Lee/Burleson counties in >1870, but I seem to have struck gold in Jasper County in the 1870 census. I >think there is a good possiblility my Viola is related to these >Mississippi-born Richardsons in Jasper. Anyone with any knowledge of the >Richardson family in Jasper, please contact me! > >Patrick Martin >Fort Worth, TX > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
Richard Albritton Richardson is married September 01, 1836 in Rankin County, Mississippi. He appears on the 1850 Jasper County, Texas census. His oldest son Hardy whom is 12 is listed as being born in MS (July 20, 1837). His next son Amos whom is 10 is listed as born in TX (June 20, 1839). All the other children are born in TX. Tabitha, Nancy, John, Benjamin Franklin, William Richard, Margaret, Francis Marion,Sergent Jasper, Irene Elizabeth. Amos Richardson & Martha Ann Gandy daughter, Belle (b: March 31, 1871 Jasper Co., TX) married John Thomas Martin ( Feb 21, 1866) ----- Any idea when Richard came to TX and were there other children besides William? It is possible that my Viola is a daughter of Richard and was born in MS before the family emigrated to TX. In this case, Benton could have named his own daughter after "Aunt Viola". ----- >I have the following Viola Richardson. Although she is to young to be whom >you are looking for, >it may be a clue to you finding yours. > >Benton Albritton Richardson b: March 30, 1882 Jasper County, Texas > m: Vicy Marks > ch: Margaret Richardson > Elsie Richardson > Artie Richardson > Viola Richardson > | s/o: William Richard Richardson b: Nov 4, 1853 Jasper Co., TX >& Artemisia Cochran > | s/o: Richard Albritton Richardson b: 1818 St Tammany Par., >LA & Eliza Williams b: MS > | (Richard & Elza were married in Rankin County, >Mississippi) > >----- > >I have a Viola E. Richardson [b. 1850 in MS] who married a George D. Martin >[b. 1845 in AL] in 1873 in Lee County. I was unable to find any >Mississippi-born Richardsons related to Viola in Lee/Burleson counties in >1870, but I seem to have struck gold in Jasper County in the 1870 census. I >think there is a good possiblility my Viola is related to these >Mississippi-born Richardsons in Jasper. Anyone with any knowledge of the >Richardson family in Jasper, please contact me! > >Patrick Martin >Fort Worth, TX