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James Pane BURKS
29 May 1808 - ____
Repository ID Number: I12561
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Father:
Isham BURKS I Mother: Elizabeth ROWLAND |
_Samuel BURKS I______
| (1680 - 1756) m 1703
_John Peartree BURKS I___________|
| (1710 - 1773) m 1745 |
| |_Mary DAVIS _________+
| (1682 - 1756) m 1703
_Isham BURKS I_______|
| (1759 - 1839) m 1781|
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| |_Sarah (or a Catherine?) ISHAM? _|
| (1737 - ....) m 1745 |
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|--James Pane BURKS
| (1808 - ....)
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|_Elizabeth ROWLAND __|
(1764 - 1842) m 1781|
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James Jacob HOOTER
18 Apr 1798 - 24 Nov 1862
Repository ID Number: I17928
Original Submitter (General Source): [S770]
Mother: Sarah CLARK |
Family 1 : Maria PERKINS Family 2 : UNKNOWN
- MARRIAGE: 1820
- MARRIAGE: 19 Jan 1834, Hinds Co., MS
Notes
Apparently the records of St Pauls Catholic Church, Mansura, LA, as recorded by Rev. Donald Hebert, give this man his full name, Jacob James or James Jacob Hooter.
James Hooter was in Hinds County in 1840. It mentions 7 males and 4 females. In 1850 James Hooter, 50 is living in Yazoo Co., planter and wife Nancy 39.
From METHODISM IN THE MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE by Dr. Cain: James Hooter, On the 24th of November, 1862, there passed away at the home of his brother in Yazoo County an honored Methodist laymen, James Hooter by name. He was born on Red River in Louisiana about the beginning of the century, but early in life followed his well-known brother, Michael Hooter, to the Gulf Hills east of Rodney in Jefferson Co., Mississippi. Later he went to live in Yazoo County with his b rother, MIchael Hooter, and it was there that he passed away. The Hooters are layal and faithful members of the historic Mount Olivet Church.
Rev Jones' book A COMPLETE HISTORY OF METHODIST IN MISSISSIPPI mentions that "Our excellent Sister Renner of Natchez is a daughter of James Hooter."
Records in Richmond Parish, LA have some of these records.
James Hooter was living in Yazoo Co., Mississippi, in 1850 not in Hinds County as some records say.
1850 Census of Yazoo County shows: James Hooter 50 Planter LA Nancy Hooter 39 UNK John W. Hooter 11 MS Minerva A 5 MS
Living next door is William S. Hooter 3 slaves
He was in Adams County i8n 1820 and Jefferson County in 1830
In 1860 Yazoo Co., MS
James Hooter, 59, Invalid born LA
_Unknown HOOTER _____
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_Michael HOOTER ____________|
| (1727 - 1787) |
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_Joseph HOOTER ______|
| (1765 - 1809) |
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| |_Mary Barbara KEMBLE _______|
| (1733 - 1796) |
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|--James Jacob HOOTER
| (1798 - 1862)
| _Unknown CLARK ______
| | (1700 - ....)
| _Patrick CLARK _____________|
| | (1730 - 1806) m 1755 |
| | |_ UNKNOWN ___________
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|_Sarah CLARK ________|
(1768 - 1814) |
| _Unknown MALONE _____
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|_Catherine (Maloni) MALONE _|
(1730 - 1804) m 1755 |
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