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BEARD, JESSE LEE , SR.
BILBERRY, JACOB GARRETT "J. G." "JAKE"
& ORLENA "LENA" ( KINCHELOE)
BILBERRY, JAMES EDWARD
BILBERRY, JAMES H.
BILBERRY, LETTIE
BILES, THELMA GRACE (KINCHELOE) (WALKER)
BILLINGSLEY, CHARLOTTE T.
BROWN, CATHERINE
BROWN, IRENE GERTRUDE
BROWN, ISAAC BEN &
MARTHA MATILDA "MATTIE"
(WILSON) BROWN
BROWN, M.
BROWN, MARTHA MATILDA "MATTIE" (WILSON)
BROWN, MARY GERTRUDE "DOVIE" (TROUTT)
BROWN, MICHAEL DALLAS
BRUMMETT, GARFIELD R. &
LETA IRETA (SOLOMON) BRUMMETT
CLARK, JAMES M.
COLE, FANNIE
HALE, JEMIMA (KINCHELOE)
HALE, JINNIE
HALE, MAUDE MURIEL (BELL)
HALE, ORA LEE (COLE)
HALE, T. A.
HALE, TOM J.
HAMRICK, SALLIE ANN (KINCHELOE)
HAMRICK, THOMAS HENRY
HULSEY, DRAYTON I, "D. I.",
JR.
& KATHY (KINCHELOE) HULSEY
KINCHELOE, ARCHIBALD GLASSCOCK "ARCH" &
SARAH ELIZABETH
JANE (RILEY) KINCHELOE
KINCHELOE, CHARLIE
KINCHELOE, GEORGE HAINES
KINCHELOE, GREGORY GLASSCOCK &
MISSOURI ELLEN (KNUTSON) KINCHELOE
KINCHELOE, GEORGE MONROE "JACK"
KINCHELOE, JOHN BENJAMIN &
DELILAH "LILA"
"DELIA" (LEE) KINCHELOE
KINCHELOE, JOHN WILLIAM
KINCHELOE, KENNETH MONROE, SR.
& SANDRA (CAUSSEY)
KINCHELOE
KINCHELOE, LOLA MAY
KINCHELOE, MARY "POLLY" (REGISTER)
KINCHELOE, MERLIN
KINCHELOE, MYRTLE ELIZABETH (BATES)
KINCHELOE, PRESLEY O'KIETH &
TENNIE ( STEWARD) KINCHELOE
LANDUA, CHARLEY L.
LANDUA, ERMAN
LANDUA, JOHN M.
LANDUA, JOHN MARTIN
&
GIMIMA JANE (KINCHELOE) LANDUA
LEE, ANNIE JANE
LEE, AUTVEE
LEE, JAMES F.
LEE, J. BART
LOUIS, FRANK M. &
RUTH (SOLOMON) LOUIS
MILLS, CHARLOTTE T. (BILLINGSLEY)
MORRIS, TEXXIE
REGISTER, ARCHIBALD GLASSCOCK "A. G" , JR.
&
VERNIE MAY (LANDRUM) REGISTER
REGISTER, ARCHIBALD GLASSCOCK "ARCH" ,
SR. &
FRANCES ELIZABETH (WOMACK) REGISTER
REGISTER, ARCHABOL K.
REGISTER, ARCHY D.
REGISTER, BENNY R.
REGISTER, DENNIS
REGISTER, FRED ARTHUR REGISTER &
ADEEN (YATES)
REGISTER, GREGORY GLASSCOCK &
ORLENA (KINCHELOE)
REGISTER
REGISTER, GRIGG
REGISTER, G. WILSON
REGISTER, THOMAS JEFFERSON &
NORA JANE (STEPHENSON) REGISTER
REGISTER, WILLIAM FOWLER
RIEWE, LILLIAN IMOGENE (KINCHELOE)
ROSSON, MARY (KINCHELOE) & THREE INFANTS
RUSH, LILLIAN ESTELLE (YOUNG)
SHARP, CARL OZELL
SHARP, WALTER T., JR. &
ROWENA M. (CARROTHERS) SHARP
SHARP, WALTER TRAVIS , SR. &
EDNA C. (REGISTER) SHARP
SIMPSON, MATTIE (YATES)
SOLOMON PLOT
SOLOMON, ARTHUR
SOLOMON:
CLAUDE C. SOLOMON
TEXIE (SOLOMON) BAILEY
LUTHER C. BAILEY
SOLOMON, DAVID ANDREW &
GEORGIA A. SOLOMON
SOLOMON: INFANT DAUGHTER OF
CLAUDE & TEXIE SOLOMON
SOLOMON, LETA L. (ONSTOTT)
SOLOMON, MILDRED
SOLOMON, WILLIAM STOCKTON
& ETHEL M. SOLOMON
SWINNEY, ANDREW JEFF
SWINNEY, EDNA DORTHEIA (KINCHELOE) (COZBY)
WAGNER, EULA MAE (ELLIS)
WELLS, SYBLE (WAGNER)
WIEDEBUSCH, NOAH HAYS
WILCOX, A. J.
WILCOX, SARAH JANE WILLIAMS, DAVID HENRY "D. H." &
EULA GERTRUDE
(MORGAN) (HART) WILLIAMS
YATES, EWIN V.
YATES, JAMES DAVID "J. D." &
JENNY N. (ENGLISH) YATES
YOUNG, A. (AMBROSE)
BEARD, JESSE LEE , SR.
J. LEE BEARD DIES SUDDENLY
From the Hamilton County News, April 24, 1936
J. Lee Beard, long-time resident of Hamilton County,
died very suddenly Tuesday morning from a heart attack. He went to the
table and ate breakfast and was in good spirits and at 8:45 he was dead.
He had moved to Hamilton in December with his family on account of heart
trouble.
Deceased was born in Coryell county, September 10, 1867.
On October 14, 1900 he was married to Mrs. Alice Stuteville, and since
that time they made their home on their farm in the West Point community
until moving to Hamilton in December.
Funeral services were held in the first Methodist Church
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. A. B. English in charge.
Interment followed in Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Beard is survived by his widow, four sons: J. L.
Beard, Jr., of Coleman; T. E. Beard, Abilene; LeRoy Beard, Burkett; Truman
Beard, George's Creek; three step-children: O. E. Stuteville, Lordsburg,
N.M.; Edgar Stuteville, Tyler; Mrs. Joe L. Burton of Abilene: two
brothers: Elisha Beard of Denver and Tom Beard of Uvalde, and one sister,
Mrs. J. T. Martin, of Dallas.
Relatives from Coleman, Burkett, Glen Rose and
Gatesville were here to attend the funeral.
The News extends sincere sympathy to members of the
bereaved family.
[Note: Jesse Lee Beard was the son of Thomas Watt Beard,
Jr., and Flora Elizabeth Patterson. He married Mrs. Madora Alice Brock
Stuteville in 1900 in Hamilton County, Texas. She died in 1951. e.h.]
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BILBERRY, JAMES EDWARD
Tuesday, November 16, 1999
James Edward Bilberry
COMANCHE - James Edward Bilberry, 64, died Sunday, Nov. 14, 1999, at a
Temple hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Comanche Funeral
Home Chapel. Burial will be in Cottage Hill Cemetery in Hamilton County.
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From "The Hamilton Herald-News"
BILBERRY , JAMES EDWARD
11/18/1999
James Edward Bilberry, 64, died Nov. 14 at the V.A.
Hospital in Temple. Services will be Thursday, Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. at the
Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Steele officiating. Burial
will be in the Cottage Hill Cemetery in Hamilton County with Comanche
Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Bilberry was born January 15, 1935 in Evant, the son
of James H. Bilberry and Lettie Stewart Bilberry.
He was married to Wanda Steele Bilberry on June 28 in
Comanche. He served in the U.S. Army from May 21, 1952 until June 3, 1955.
BILBERRY, JAMES H.
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BILES, THELMA GRACE (KINCHELOE) (WALKER)
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"The Hamilton Herald-News"
10/21/1999
Thelma Kincheloe Biles, 56, of North Glenn, Colo., died Oct. 12 at St.
Joseph's Hospital in Denver, Colo. Graveside services were held Oct. 18 at
the Cottage Hill Cemetery with Gail Scott officiating.
Mrs. Biles was born Jan. 11, 1943 at Star, the daughter of Charlie and
Gracie (Jeffry) Kincheloe.
She was married to Floyd Eugene Biles on Dec. 29, 1966 in Denver, Colo.
Survivors include her husband, three children, Jeannie Walker, Floyd
Biles II and Jeanien Maese, all of Colorado; three grandchildren, Edgar
Lee Walker II, Courtney and Lindsey Biles; one great-grandchild, Edgar Lee
Walker III; three sisters, Mary Lou Lee of..., Mildred Laverne Hall
of ...; Vera Dean Goines of ..., and a brother, Larry
Wayne Kincheloe of ...
[Thelma was a KINCHELOE researcher and provided much help to
me.--Elreeta Weathers].
BILLINGSLEY, CHARLOTTE T.
My ggg grandmother Georgia A. "Annie" Mills
was the daughter of George A.
Mills & Charlotte T. Billingsley who were married in Johnson Co.,
Texas on
September 23, 1858. Charlotte is buried in the Cottage Hill Cemetery next
to
Georgia and her husband David Solomon. Georgia & David were also
married in
Johnson Co., Texas on November 18, 1877.
This family is briefly mentioned
on
pages 218-220 in the book titled "The Billingsley family (Billingsly-Billingslea) in America." William, Arthur and
Claude Solomon
are also mentioned as their sons. Charlotte T. Billingsley was born in
Tennessee, the daughter of Jacob Billingsley (1795-1848) &
Rebecca Shipley
(1797-aft 1850), they were married in Washington Co., Tennessee on May 10,
1812.
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BROWN, CATHERINE
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BROWN, ISAAC BEN &
MARTHA MATILDA "MATTIE"
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MARTHA MATILDA "MATTIE"
(WILSON) BROWN
Mrs. Martha Wilson Brown passed away on Monday, June 9, at her home
at 408 E. Pierson in Hamilton. Reverend Ronnie Horton conducted funeral
services on Wednesday, June 11, in the Riley Funeral Chapel, at 4 pm.
Burial was in Cottage Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Brown was born to the William Wilsons on February 5, 1889, in
Hamilton County. She was married to Isaac Ben Brown who preceded her in
death. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Survivors include three sisters, Mmes. Bertie Barrot of Oregon;
Geraldean Stroud of Stennett, Texas; and Estelle Donahoo of Amarillo. There
is one half brother, Eddie Wilson of Hamilton.
Pallbearers were Edgar Williams, Alton Wilson, Pat Thompson, Bradley
Gardner, Elmer L. Rost and Reg Barrot.
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BROWN, MICHAEL DALLAS
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BRUMMETT, GARFIELD R. &
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CLARK, JAMES M.
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COALSON, GARLAND EDWARD
CPL US Army
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COLE, FANNIE
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HALE, JEMIMA (KINCHELOE)
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HALE, JINNIE
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HALE, MAUDE MURIEL (BELL)
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HALE, ORA LEE (COLE)
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HALE, T. A.
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HALE, TOM J.
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Tom's funeral record indicted that he was
born in 1899 and that he was 78 years when he died. If he had been
born in 1889, his age would be 88. Funeral record also indicated
that he was buried in Live Oak Cemetery, but his gravestone is in Cottage
Hill Cemetery with his two wives.
HAMRICK, SALLIE ANN (KINCHELOE)
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HAMRICK, THOMAS HENRY
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HULSEY, DRAYTON I, "D. I.",
JR.
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October 03, 2001
Odessa American Online
Drayton Hulsey Jr.
HAMILTON - Drayton I. "D.I." Hulsey Jr., 61, of Hamilton, an
oilfield
worker, died Monday, Oct. 1, 2001, at his residence.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. today at Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Arrangements by Hamilton Funeral Home.
He was born in Midland and had been a resident of Odessa. He was Baptist.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Kathy Hulsey of Hamilton; daughter, Brenda Williams of
Mineral Wells; son, George W. Chambers of Bastrop; brothers, Bill Hulsey
of
Baytown and Cecil Hulsey of Odessa; sister, Kay Coffer of Idabell, Okla.;
two grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
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From
The Hamilton Herald News, Oct. 4, 2001
Mr.
Hulsey
Drayton I. Hulsey, 61 of Hamilton County died Oct. 1, 2001 at his home.
Graveside services will be held at Cottage Hill cemetery in Hamilton
County at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3.
Mr. Hulsey was born Dec. 25, 1939 in Midland. He was married to Kathy
Kincheloe. He was an oil field worker and served in the U.S. Navy. He was
a Baptist.
Survivors include his wife, Kathy Hulsey; his children, Brenda Williams
and husband Wesley of Mineral Wells; his son George W. Chambers of
Bastrop; grand-children, Micha Williams and Dayna Tillery; seven
great-grandchildren; a brother, Bill Hulsey and wife Shanon of Baytown; a
brother, Cecil Hulsey and wife Barbara of Odessa; a sister, Kay Coffer and
husband Eugene of
Idabell, Okla.
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KINCHELOE, ARCHIBALD GLASSCOCK "ARCH" &
SARAH ELIZABETH
JANE (RILEY) KINCHELOE
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KINCHELOE, CHARLIE
FUNERAL CONDUCTED SAT., MARCH 5 FOR CHARLIE KINCHELOE OF
STAR
Charlie Kincheloe of Star, Texas, passed away Wednesday, March 2, 1983 at
a Hamilton Hospital.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday, March 5, at 2:00 p.m. at Wilkins
Funeral Home Chapel, with Jerry Hodges officiating. Burial was in Cottage
Hill Cemetery, in Hamilton County.
Mr. Kincheloe was born May 14, 1913, at Center City, Texas. He was married
to Ruby Lambert in 1968, in Center City. He lived in Mills County most of
his life, He was a member of the Church of Christ, and was a farmer and
rancher. His parents were the late G.G. and Masoria(*Missouri) Ellen
Kunutson (*Knutson) Kincheloe.
He was preceded in death by a son, Gary Charles, in 1963, and one brother
and one sister.
Survivors include his wife, Ruby; one son, Larry Wayne Kincheloe, of
Ventura, Ca.; two daughters, Thelma Biles of Golden, Colo., Vera Deane
(*Dean ) Goines of Mansfield, Ark.; 5 stepchildren, J.B. Lambert of
Norfolk, Va, Archie Lambert of Comanche, Marie Dudley and Lavern
(*Laverne) Hall of Gustine, and Mari (*Mary) Lou Lee, Oklahoma; 26
grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren. Also three sisters, Josie Kemp of
Star, Ethel Fleetwood of Odessa, Selma (*Zelma) Phillips of Buffalo; two
brothers, Bud Kincheloe of Star, and Jonie Kincheloe of Snyder; and a
number of nieces and nephews
Serving as pallbearers were his grandsons and nephews: Perry Goines, Jr.,
Gary Goines, Floyd Biles II, Jeff Lambert and Bill Kincheloe
Published " Goldthwaite Eagle" Goldthwaite, Texas on March 10,
1983
(*) Mistakes by the author
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KINCHELOE, GEORGE MONROE "JACK"
George M. (Jack) Kincheloe, 80, of Hamilton died Tuesday
Sept. 10 at Palo Pinto General Hospital in Mineral Wells after a short
illness. Graveside funeral services were held Friday, Sept. 19, at Cottage
Hill Cemetery near Shive with Rev. Wesley Jones officiating.
Mr. Kincheloe was born Aug. 2, 1911, in Shive to John Benjamin and Delia
Kincheloe. He married Myrtle Elizabeth Bates in Hamilton August 17, 1933;
she preceded him in death Sept. 22, 1987. He was a rancher and stockman
and a Baptist.
Survivors include one daughter, Katherine M. Hulsey of Bastrop; one
sister, Dorothy Swinney of Hamilton; nine grandchildren; and a number of
great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Wosley L. Williams, George W. Chambers, Jimmy K.
Kincheloe, James Krueger, D. I. Hulsey, and Weldon Chambers.
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As published in "The Hamilton Herald-News" Hamilton, TX, on
10/10/1991.
KINCHELOE, GREGORY GLASSCOCK &
MISSOURI ELLEN (KNUTSON) KINCHELOE
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KINCHELOE, JOHN BENJAMIN &
DELILAH "LILA"
"DELIA" (LEE) KINCHELOE
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KINCHELOE, KENNETH MONROE, SR. &
SANDRA (CAUSSEY)
KINCHELOE
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KINCHELOE, LOLA MAY
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KINCHELOE, JOHN WILLIAM
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KINCHELOE, MARY "POLLY" (REGISTER)
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KINCHELOE, MARY "POLLY" (REGISGTER)
STONE COTTAGE CHURCH IS DEAD
On Wednesday morning, April 13, at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs, Mary K. "Aunt
Polly" Kincheloe, widow of the late George Kincheloe, widely known
pioneers in Hamilton county died at the home in this city of her daughter,
Mrs. T. H. Hamrick. For nine years Mrs. Kincheloe had been a beloved member
of the household of Mrs. Hamrick and her family. Four years ago the aged
lady sustained a broken hip in an accidental fall and since that time had
been an invalid and unable to walk.
With the passing of Mrs. Kincheloe the last surviving charter member of
the Cottage Hill Baptist church organized near Shive, 61 years ago, fell
in the victorious march of time. The colorful, useful magnificently courageous life for this woman began in Washington County, Tennessee,
December 22, 1849. She was the daughter of Gregg Register and his wife,
Orlena. Mary K. Register was married to George Kincheloe, November 12,
1868. The couple came to Hamilton county in the year, 1874, and settled on
a farm in the Shive country. Where they lived until the husband's death,
October 24, 1918. As long as "Aunt Polly" Kincheloe was
physically able she attended faithfully and loyally the services of
worship at Cottage Hill, and saw the thinning of the ranks of those who
banded themselves together in the beautiful faith for the worship of God
and the evangelism of their community. Now her body rest amongst those of
the other members of the band who be sleeping in the cemetery nearby the
hallowed walls of the little church.
Hamilton Herald News, Hamilton, Texas April 1938
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KINCHELOE, MYRTLE ELIZABETH (BATES)
Myrtle Elizabeth Kincheloe, 71, died suddenly at her
residence at 303 W. Boynton in Hamilton on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Funeral
services were held in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel on Thursday, Sept. 23,
with Rev. Gilbert Donald officiating. Burial was in Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Kincheloe was born in Hamilton County on Oct. 1,1915, the daughter of
the late Charlie and Emma McCoy Bates. She had lived in this area most of
her life. She married George M. "Jack" Kincheloe on August 17,
1931*. She was a housewife and mother. Mrs. Kincheloe was a member of
Littleville Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband of Hamilton; a daughter, Katherine Hulsey of
Bastrop; three sisters, Alice Fay Waddell of Evant, Vera LaVerne Spray of
Hobbs, N.M. and Marty Mae Baker of Giddings; five brothers, Burl Bates of
Burnet, Johnny Bates of Hamilton, Paul Bates of Sand Springs, Okla; Wayne
Bates of Arlington, and Charlie Bates of Gatesville; eight grandchildren;
and 11 great grandchildren.
Two sons, Charles Kincheloe and Kennith Kincheloe preceded her in death.
Pallbearers were John Kincheloe, Jackie Kincheloe, Jim Kincheloe, Robert
Trott, Wesley Williams, and Walter Eubanks.
As published in "The Hamilton Herald-News" Hamilton, TX on
10/01/1987
*Myrtle married George Kincheloe on August 17, 1933, not 1931-- Hamilton
County Marriage Record Bk. 9, p. 417.
KINCHELOE, PRESLEY O'KIETH &
TENNIE ( STEWARD) KINCHELOE
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Presley likely was named for Presley
O'Keef, pastor of Cottage Hill Baptist Church (and other Baptist churches
in Hamilton County.) His mother was a charter member of Cottage Hill
Baptist Church.
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KINCHELOE, PRESLEY O'KEITH
MR. KINCHELOE
Preston O'Keith Kincheloe, 86, a resident of January Care Home in Evant,
passed away at the Hamilton County General Hospital Tuesday, April 13,
after a brief illness.
The Rev. Tim Moody officiated at funeral services in Riley Funeral Chapel
in Hamilton at 2 p.m. Friday, April 16. Burial was in Cottage Hill
Cemetery.
Mr. Kincheloe was born in Hamilton County June 17, 1895, the son of George
and Mary Register Kincheloe. He lived most of his life in the area and he
was a farmer. He was a member of the Baptist Church.
He was married to Tennie Steward August 9, 1916. She preceded him in death
on September 14, 1942.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. M.D. Childre of Hamilton; three
grandchildren; and even great grandchildren.
Pall bearers were A. G. Kincheloe, Charlie Kincheloe, John Waddill, H. C.
Fields, Doyce Childre and Archie Kincheloe.
Published " Hamilton Herald-News " Hamilton, Texas on April 15,
1982
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LANDUA, ERMAN
The Hamilton Herald-News, 02/27/2003
Erman Landua, 76, died Feb. 20 at Clifton Care
Center. Graveside services were held Feb. 22 in the Cottage Hill Cemetery near
Shive with Ron Roberts officiating.
He was born Aug. 14, 1926 in Shive, the son of John Martin and Jemima Janie
Kincheloe. He attended school in Springdale.
Mr. Landua served in the U.S. Army in the area of Field Communications from July
14, 1954 – July 4, 1956. He enjoyed working on cars and tractors.
He was preceded in death by his parents and seven brothers and sisters.
Survivors include two sisters, Allie Angerman of Clifton, Lillian Riewe of
Hamilton; a brother, Bailey Landua of Hamilton and a number of nieces and
nephews.
Clifton Funeral Home
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REGISTER, ARCHABOL K.
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REGISTER, ARCHIBALD GLASSCOCK "A. G" , JR.
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REGISTER, ARCHIBALD GLASSCOCK "ARCH" , SR.
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REGISTER
REGISTER, ORLENA KINCHELOE'S
Application for a CSA Pension
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RIEWE, LILLIAN IMOGENE (KINCHELOE)
The Hamilton Herald-News, November 13,
2003
Lillian Imogene Riewe, 75, died at her home Nov. 8, 2003. Graveside funeral
services were held Nov. 10 at the Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Riewe was born April 2, 1928 in Hamilton County, the daughter of the late
John Martin Landua and Gimima Jane Kincheloe Landua, one of twelve children.
She grew up in the Springdale community of Hamilton County where she completed
school. After living in El Paso for a number of years, she returned to
Hamilton where she was employed by the Edmiston Restaurant as a waitress
serving the community.
She is survived by one sister Allie Mae Angermann of Clifton and one brother
Bailey Landua of Hamilton and by a number of nieces and nephews.
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Mrs. Lillian Estelle Rush, 73, of Hamilton
died suddenly Thursday, April 7. Services for Mrs. Rush were held
Saturday, April 9, at Riley Funeral Chapel with Rev. Wesley Jones
officiating. Burial followed in Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers wre R.V. Mason, Clyde
Raibourn,
Ed Williams, U.G. Hughes, A.G. Register and Hubert Harris.
Mrs. Rush was born in Hamilton County on
August 16, 1904 to the late Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Young. In January,
1925, she was married to Lonnie Rush of Hamilton who survives her. [Hamilton
County Marriage Record Bk. 8, p. 416]
Other survivors include a grandson, Ronald
Lee Rush of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and two brothers, Frank Young of
Hamilton and O.E. Young of Denton.
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SHARP, WALTER TRAVIS, JR.
The Hamilton
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W. T. Sharp Jr., 88, died at Palm Desert, California Feb. 26, 2005. Funeral services were held March 4, at graveside in Cottage Hill Cemetery with Rev. Keith Felton officiating.
He was born Sept. 14, 1916 at Shive, the son of the late Walter Travis Sharp and Edna C. Register Sharp.
Mr. Sharp grew up in the Shive community. On May 19, 1942 he entered the Army to serve during World War II. He was a member of the 147th Armored Signal Corps serving in Northern France, Ardennes, Rhineland, and Central Europe earning the American Theater Campaign Medal,
European/African/Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with four bronze stars.
After being discharged at the end of the war, he went to work for Trailways Bus Company, retiring after forty-seven years. Most of his working career with Trailways was in
Brownsville. In 1998 he moved to Phoenix, Ariz. to be near one of his daughters. In 2001 he moved to Palm Desert,
California.
In 1946, Mr. Sharp was married to Betty Tracy. To this marriage two daughters were born. On September 14, 1974 he married Rowena Carrothers.
He is preceded in death by his wives, a sister and a brother
Survivors include four children, Yvonne Sharp Nelson of Bryan, JoAnna Sharp Wright of Bermuda Dunes, Calif., Pat Davis and Sandy Hobbs, both of Taylor; 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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SHARP, WALTER T. , SR. &
EDNA C. (REGISTER) SHARP
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SOLOMON:
CLAUDE C. SOLOMON
TEXIE (SOLOMON) BAILEY
LUTHER C. BAILEY
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SWINNEY, ANDREW JEFF
Andrew Jeff Swinney, 91, died Feb. 15, 2002 at his home in
Stephenville. Graveside funeral services were held Feb. 17 at Cottage Hill
Cemetery with Don Swinney officiating.
He was born Dec. 10, 1910 in Arkadelphia, Ark., the son of Frank Thomas
and Lena Davis Swinney. He was married to Dortheia Kincheloe in 1980 at
Hamilton. She preceded him in death on Aug. 20, 1998.
Mr. Swinney was a hard worker who loved the outdoors and enjoyed
farming and ranching. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather,
great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather. He was a member of the
Church of Christ.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife; a son, Howard
Swinney;
three sisters; three brothers and a grandson.
From "The Hamilton Herald-News"
March 7, 2002
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[Don Swinney, who officiated at the funeral was his
son.]
SWINNEY, EDNA DORTHEIA (KINCHELOE) (COZBY)
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Edna Dortheia Swinney, 89, died Thursday, Aug. 20.
Services were Saturday, Aug. 22, in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel with William Simms of Dublin officiating. Burial was in the Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Swinney was born Oct. 5, 1908 in Hamilton County, the daughter of John B. And Deliah Lee Kincheloe. She was a lifetime resident of Hamilton County and worked as a waitress in a cafe. She was a member of the Church of Christ. She was married to Jeff Swinney in 1980.
She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, Jack Kincheloe.
Survivors include her husband, Jeff Swinney of Hamilton; a daughter, Bonnie Clark of Arlington; six step-children, Elaine Mount of Lubbock, Eddie Swinney of Branson, Mr., Howard Swinney of Pampa, Joe Swinney of Medina, Don Swinney of Big Springs and Ray Swinney of New Mexico; and a number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Frank Hafley, Shannon Gaines, Toby Logan, Robert Russell, Dean Swinney and Joe Swinney.
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WAGNER, EULA MAE (ELLIS)
The Hamilton Herald-News
Hamilton County, Texas
Services were held Monday, February 28, for
Mrs. Eula Mae Wagner, 65, with Ron Horton and Richard Penna officiating
in Riley Funeral Chapel, Burial followed in Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jimmy Wagner, Mark Wagner,
Paul Kelly, Danny Kelly, Scott Wagner, Brett Wagner, and Tommy Martin.
Mrs. Wagner died Saturday, February 26, in
St. Paul Hospital in Dallas after an illness of about two weeks.
Mrs. Wagner was a longtime resident of
Hamilton where she has been a nurse for many years. She was a member of
the First Baptist Church of Hamilton.
She was born on September 24, 1911, in MIlls
County to the late Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ellis. In 1929 she married James
Embrey Wagner who preceded her in death.
She is survived by four children, James D.
Wagner of St. Jo, Texas, Bill Wagner of Euless, Ruth Kelly of Gunnison,
Colorado, and Judy Morris of Denton. She is also survived by a sister,
Jesse Ruth Garner of Stephenville, five brothers, Jonnie Ellis of
O'Donnell, Texas, Dick Ellis of Hereford, Bill Ellis of Hereford, Ardell
Ellis of O'Donnell, and Buck Ellis of Lamesa, 12 grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
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The Hamilton Herald-News,
12/26/2003
Syble Wagner Wells, 83, of Hamilton died Dec. 18, 2003 at Hamilton. Funeral services were held at the Riley Funeral Home Chapel on Dec. 21 with Clint Crosby and Bill Wagner officiating. Burial followed in the Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Wells was born June 14, 1920 at Aspermont, the daughter of Soloman Embrey Wagner and Nannie Elizabeth Wright Wagner. She was married to Roger Woodrow Wells at Hamilton on Aug. 7, 1972. He preceded her in death on Jan. 1, 1983.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church.
She is preceded in death by six sisters, Viola Worrell, Cordia White, Jewell White, Faye Watkins, Lona B. McCarty and Darlene Eisen and three brothers Oscar Wagner, Jim Wagner and Bill Wagner. Survivors include a sister Lois Huffman of Hamilton and by many nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers were Tom McNair, Jason Pierce, Trent Pierce, Richard Stout, Eric Young and Curtis Coble.
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WIEDEBUSCH, NOAH HAYS
The Hamilton Herald-News 03/11/2004
Noah Hays Wiedebusch, 14, died March 9, 2004 in Dallas. Funeral services will be held at St. John Lutheran Church Friday, March 12 at
10 a.m. with Pastor Russell Nebhut and Vicar Keith Reich officiating. Burial will be at Cottage Hill Cemetery.
Noah was born Dec. 21, 1989 in Brownwood, the son of Rick and Barbara Wiedebusch and the brother of Mica
Wiedebusch, all of Hamilton. He was an eighth grade student at Hamilton Junior High.
Visitation will be will be Thursday, March 11 from 6-8 p.m. at Riley Funeral home.
Complete obituary information will be carried in next week's Herald-News.
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The Hamilton
Herald-News, March 18, 2004
Noah Hayes Wiedebusch 14 died March 9 in Dallas. Funeral services were
held March 12 at St. John Lutheran Church in Hamilton with Rev. Russell
Nebhut and Vicar Keith Reich officiating. Burial followed in the Cottage
Hill Cemetery.
Noah was born on December 21, 1989, to
Ricky Kurt and Barbara Pamela (Hall) Wiedebusch in Brownwood.
The Wiedebusch family are faithful members
of St. John Lutheran Church in Hamilton. Noah was baptized by Pastor
Georgia Adamson on September 4, 1994. Noah grew up attending church each
week and at the age of 13 he was confirmed on April 13, 2003, by Pastor
Russell A. Nebhut. While Noah faced many challenges throughout his life,
he never ceased to amaze those of us who knew him. He loved the outdoors.
Nothing gave him greater joy then to be hunting or fishing with his dad.
While the muscular dystrophy limited Noah
in most activities he found that for most of his life when He was in the
water he could have a sense of freedom. Some of his most enjoyable times
were spent with his friends in the swimming pool or at the lake on a jet
ski. Noah was a goodwill ambassador for the Muscular Dystrophy
Association, appearing on the Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon several
times. Most people enjoy playing sports throughout their time in school
and Noah like any boy his aged wanted to do the same. He found that even
though he could not play he could contribute and be a part of the team
serving as a manager of the Hamilton Junior High football team. Noah was a
unique and special young man who had many friends. All who were his
friends never viewed Noah as one who was handicapped, but as an equal in
all things. All who were his friends will never forget his determination
and desire to overcome the obstacles set before him. He has inspired all
of us to be thankful for what we have been given in this life and to see
in others not their limitations but their overwhelming potential.
All who knew and loved Noah will truly miss
him, but none more so than his family. Rick and Barbara supported Noah and
enabled him to enjoy life as a kid. They encouraged him to work through
his challenges and to never give up. In the end they were resolute to
never give up on Noah.
One person who held a special place in
Noah’s heart was his big sister, Mica. Noah looked up to her and, in a
way, idolized her and she in return filled his life with great love and
happiness. They were a brother and sister who were close to one another, a
brother and sister who truly loved one another. Noah is preceded in death
by his grandparents: Nathan Charles Hall, Billie Barbara Hall, Reginald
Ruben Wiedebusch; and one cousin; Jennifer Hall.
Survivors his parents; his sister, Mica;
grandmother, Nona Faye Wiedebusch; his uncles and aunts, Sandy and Rosanne
Hall, and Chuck and Kay Blair; cousins Sam and John Hall, Chris Blair, and
Billie Kay Cooper and numerous family and friends who will truly miss him.
Pallbearers were Robert Baier, James
Blackwell, Asa Hamilton, Phillips Haile, Jordon Lowe, James Ratliff, Macon
Stork, Sherod Townsend, Jeremy Hughes.
Honorary pallbearers were Jacob Forrest,
Seth LeBlanc and Adam Garrett. Memorial donations may be made to the
Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children and the Muscular Dystrophy
Association. Riley Funeral Home
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EULA GERTRUDE
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I have finally done some more research and have new
information. Jenny N.
Yates' maiden name is England, (wife of James David Yates), she was the
daughter of Ewin England & Elmira C. Morris. Her family came from
Tennessee
to Hood Co., Texas ca 1874. They were enumerated on the 1880 Hood Co.,
Texas Census and the children are listed in the school records from
1879-1881 in
that county. Known children of Jenny & David are Texie, Adeen and Ewin
V..
I'm sure there were others but I have not had time to go through the
1900-1920 census'.
Jenny's siblings were Jefferson, Jesse, Margaret Ann "Maggie",
Martha
J."Mattie" and Ewin. They married into the following families
Reamy, Adams,
Simpson, Yates and Stephenson. I previously told you that Mattie
J.Simpson's
maiden name was Yates and that is terribly incorrect as she is an England.
She did marry William H. Simpson in Hamilton Co., Texas on on July 15,
1894.
The Texxie Morris listed in this cemetery was the wife of Jenny's uncle
Evan
L. Morris. I'm sorry for all of the confusion.
Hood County, TX Schlastic Records 1879-1919
Rt. 2, Granbury
ENGLAND
Ewing J. 8 M
1881-82
E. C.
Jefferson 12 M
1879-80
E. C.
Jenette 9 F
1879-80
E. C.
Jesse 10 M
1879-80
E. C.
Jesse 12 M
1881-82
E. C. (mother)
L. G.1 10 F
1881-82
E. C.
Margaret A.
1881-82
E. C.
1 Jennetta
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