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Tag Archives: Mary Jane Elliott
DAISY MCINTIRE VICKERS 1888-1965 #2 of 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks
Daisy McIntire, the pretty blond youngest daughter of John A. McIntire and Mary Jane Elliott, was born in the summer of 1888 in Bickles Cove, Stone County, Arkansas.[1],[2] Daisy was eleventh of thirteen children with two younger brothers.[3] Hendrix, my … Continue reading
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Tagged Borden Vickers, Cleveland McIntire, Daisy McIntire, Daisy Vickers, Elihue Vickers, Ford Vickers, Forrest Vickers, Hendrix McIntire, Jasper McIntire, Jennings Vickers, John A. McIntire, John McIntire, Lucy Belle McIntire, Lydia McCollum, Mary Jane Berryhill, Mary Jane Berryhill Vickers, Mary Jane Elliott, Mary Jane Gracy, Nettie McIntire, Odis Vickers, Pauline Mitchell Pierce, Pauline Via, Ralph Vickers, Richard Vickers, Robert Lafayette Vickers, Stone County, William Alfonzo Vickers, Wymond Vickers
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MARGARET EOFF ELLIOTT
While browsing on Ancestry.com, I found this wonderful story by Maxine Elliott Gilliam. jdhardin originally posed this story on the Hardin family tree. (1) It’s always a happy moment when we find the work of other family researchers. To this … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Texas
Tagged Almeda Elliott, Almeda Todd, Arkansas, Civil War, James Monroe Elliott, James Monroe Elliott Jr., Lucille Elliott, Margaret Elliott, Margaret Eoff, Margaret Ring, Mary Jane Elliott, Mary Jane McIntire, Maxine Elliott Gilliam, Maxine Gilliam, Melinda Elliott, Melinda Maddox, Texas, Thomas Hendrix McIntire
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James Monroe Elliott – Arkansas Calvary, Confederate, quartermaster.
James Monroe Elliott was born on June 22, 1816 in Warren, Tennessee. His father was Stephen Elliott and his mother was Elizabeth; her last name is not known. In 1843, Monroe married Margaret Eoff in Tennessee, where they had three children. After the move … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War
Tagged 8th Arkansas Cavalry, Almeda Elliott, Arkansas Peace Society, Civil War, Confederate, Desha Rangers, Edith McIntire, Edward Gerdes' Civil War Page, Hendrix McIntire, James Monroe Elliott, John A. McIntire, Margaret Eoff, Mary Jane Elliott, Pauline Mitchell Pierce, The McIntires and Elliotts of Bickle's Cove
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