Beulah Hogan

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• AFN: S1RV-T5

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BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Paul W Henderson, Hallmark historian, Buried Rosemound Cem
Waco, TX.

ORD: Seattle May 1993 BESP

Beulah married Asa Pierce Shelton 18 Aug 1898. Asa was born 1 Sep 1872; died 6 Jun 1953; was buried Jun 1953, Rosemound Cem, McLennan, Texas. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: SIRV-PG

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MG: Interview with Izora McGinty, spring 1963. 2 children by previous mg: John Laura. Known as "Bud".

BIR,DTH,BUR: (0,6,8,2-1) Paul W Henderson, Hallmark genealogist, Fort Worth, TX. Buried Thornton, TX, Tidwell Cem.

ORD: Seattle May 1993 BESS

PAUL W HENDERSON: Bud md before, had 2 children: John Hogan b 4 Mar 1868, died and buried in Stamford, TX; Laura Cora Hogan bn 8 Mar 1870, dd 21 May 1962, bu Mart Cem, Mart, TX. Md to John Silas Newman, bn 29 Nov 1866, dd 20 Nov 1955, bu Mart Cem, Mart, TX.

Marcus married Rebecky Ann Hallmark Abt 1874, Limestone, Texas, United States. Rebecky (daughter of James Minett Charles Pierson Hallmark and Sarah Rutherford Hodges) was born 26 Apr 1852, Houston, Harris, Texas, United States; died 14 Jan 1928, Thornton, Limestone, Texas, United States; was buried Jan 1928, Thornton, Limestone, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 404F-ZB

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BIR: Lttr frm Izora McGinty, niece-Jan 31 1963: Rebecky Ann bn Bastrop Co TX. AFN: 404F-2B.

MG: Izora says married LaFayette (Bud) Hogan.

DTH,BUR: Paul W Henderson, Hallmark genealogist, Fort Worth, TX. Thornton City Cem

ORD: Boise 6 Apr 1993 BESPSS

PAUL W HENDERSON: Says bn Houston Co, Tx 26 Apr 1852. I show Bastrop County.

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• AFN: 404F-J3

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1827 BIRTH: AL,Blount Co-Birmingham: James Minett Charles Pierson Hallmark born 30 Oct 1827 [Jefferson Co?]
AFN 404F-J3, AF 83 082643, Irma D. Stapely.
IGI Batch 6940399, Call #0001942. Izora McGinty, Paul w Henderson (6,8). Wm O Hallmark-father's will as James M. Hallmark.
Thena Izora McGinty, a Grandaughter. First name also shown as Minet or Mynott. Also letter from Leatha Richardson as given her from memory by James Isaac Hallmark, son of James Minett. Also shows parents of James Minett as Richard H. Hallmark and Mary Ann Prewitt, dated 20 Jan 1977.

1830-40 CENSUSES: To get

1845-1848 MEX WAR: James M Hallmark Bell's Reg't TX Mtd Volunteers - Private, 3 card numbers

c1849 MARRIAGE #1: James Minett Hallmark married to to Sarah Hodges: Bastrop Co, Tex deed 1873-75, Vol V p 105.

1850 CENSUS: TX,Houston Co: Dwelling #560
HALLMARK, James-20; Sarah Hallmark 19; living with them: Sarah HODGES 34/ga
(mother-in-law?)

1850 Productions of Agriculture in 479 enumerated by me on the 9th day of Dec 1850:
Name of owner, #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 #17
agent or mgr frm

James M Hallmark 20 220 300 80 7 - 16 8 40 -- 60 978 -- -- 200 --
George Hallmark 80 1056 852 627 4 2 50 4 97 -- 100 1399 -- -- 1000 100

2:Improved 3: Unimprovd 4:Ca V of land 5: Val of equip 6: Horses 7: Asses & mules 8: Milk Cows
9: Wkg oxen 10: Other Cattle 11: Sheep 12: Swine 13: Val of Livestock 14,15: 16; Indian corn, bushels of 17; Oats, bushels of

1860-70 CENSUSES: Slaves 1860, James 1 age 40, fem, Blk; 1 age 30 M blk; 1 age 18 fem blk; 1 age 14 frm blk. JT Pruitt 1 age 25 m blk, 1 age 8,fem blk, 3 can't read ages or color, 2 m 1 fem

1861-1865 CIVIL WAR: James M Hallmark, res:Huntsville AL,farmer,age at enlistment 39,date enlist 7-24-1862, private,place Huntsville,St svd AL, survived the war-no. Birthdate 1823

1874 LAND: TX,Bastrop Co: Co Deeds, Call #965216 p 105-106 (Probate), dated 23 May 1874, "J.M. Hallmark & Sarah Hallmark to give power of attorney to ML Hogan to convey lands in Bastrop Co, TX, formerly occupied as homestead.
On p 106 shows $300 paid by Wm A. Jenkins for land in Bastrop Co. TX, on north side of Colorado River being a part of a League of land granted to Samuel M. Wms by Mexican gov't survey #37 ...beginning at a stake on corner of John Hallmark - dated 23 June 1874 Shows James and Sarah living in Limestone Co, TX. Rec'd 200 acres in father's will, 2-26-1859, #965198.

1876 DEATH of wife #1: TX,Limestone Co: Sarah Rutherford Hodges Hallmark died 22 January 1876

1880 MARRIAGE #2: TX,Limestone Co-Groesbeck: James Minett Hallmark married Mary Evaline Montgomery 22 April 1880
Letter from Leatha Richardson shows Mary Eveline Montgomery as name of 2nd wife. This was also in letter from Modie Mosley 8 Sep 1965.

1880 CENSUS: TX, Limestone Co,ED 92: A/com Img 11, pg 288, 7 June, Dw 123/137:
HALLMARK, James-51/AL (AL,AL); Evaline-wife19/LA (LA,LA); Jack-son 16/TX (AL,AL)
at Home; James-son 12/TX (AL,AL) at home; Lindsey-son 8/TX (AL,AL)

1882 HISTORY: Izora McGinty: Jams Hallmark family came from Bastrop Co to Llano Co

1893 DEATH,BURIAL: TX,Llano Co-Kingsland: James Minett Hallmark died 5 May, 1893, buried Pennington Creek Cemetery, headstone: "In Memory of J. M. Hallmark, born Oct 30, 1827. Died May 5, 1893."

1897 LAND: 2 Oct 1897:Llano Co Quitclaim Deed BK 29 pg 379-380 from Mrs R A Hogan, of Limestone Co & JB, JM, JI, LD, RE & Jake Hallmark to BT Hallmark, conveying their int in 100 acres out of the GW Hensley survey.
6 May 1897: Llano Co Quitclaim, same bk & pg conveying 40 acres of land from WJ, BT, LD, JB, JM, JI, & RA Hogan to Jake & RE Hallmark. On pg 281-383 interest in 151 acres conveyed from Mrs RA Hogan, RE Hallmark, JN, JB, JM, JI,LD & BT Hallmark
From a recital contained inone of the above deeds the parties in 2-4 are the heirs of JM Hallmark & his wife Emling Hallmark

1900 CENSUS: To get

1905 LAND: 30 Mar 1905, Llano Co Warranty Deed, BK 41 pg 376-379, conveying 200 acres out of GW Hensley survey from RE, BT, JI, JB Hallmark & Mrs RA Hogan to JC Stribling.

NOTES:
1. Pam and Bob Wagner visited Pennington Cemetery in Texas and have seen and taken photos of headstones of Hallmark family members, including "J.M. Hallmark bn Oct 30, 1827, Died May 5, 1893. Izora McGinty and Molly Hallmark both say this is his grave. Molly second wife of Jacob Newton Hallmark. Izora daughter of Jacob Newton Hallmark.
They also showed us where each of the boys lived, not far from Pennington Cem, and which I have drawn a map of.
2. 30 Mary 1963: Personal interview with Izora by Pam and Bob Wagner-James Minett lived in Valley Springs. Came later than "boys" by 1-2 years, then lived Kingsland. Was a farmer, then changed to railroad work as a section foreman. Obtained pictures showing James, Isaac and Carrie, Letha, Carrie after to Ore., Aubra and Isaac, and Isaac, Willie and Aubra.
Lake Buchanon - when flooded, had to move 600 or more graves. Pennington Cem has 12-15 Hallmarks buried there, James Minet too, & 2 babies by 1st wife - 6 children. (we only have 7 names of Hallmarks buried there) So many people didn't want them to move cemetery - wanted to build a cement wall around it, but not work. The Hallmarks asked to have the bodies moved right away. Had to move 6 cemeters when building the dam Bought new boxes for each body. Some bodies there many years - had to scoop up darkened dirt & put in casket.
People were paid so little for the land that was taken. The Hallmarks were living along the river, & the state just came & took it. Had a huge pecan orchard (45 acres). Had all the fish they wanted. Couldn't catch any there now. Caught some as big as 60-75 # (Wm Jackson). Caught some by hand. One hung from shoulders to ground. David (sn of Wm Jackson) & Tony (Uncle Ben's boy) had it on a stick & held it on their shoulders. Could see it in the water, as the water cleared--just reached in under the gills & pulled it out. Wm Jackson liked his cold fish--cooked it up first, then put in flour sacks & eat it cold. Molly got tired of it. "I just couldn't take it." Catfish is good cold.
Ed had 3 boys - all dead. 2 girsl, now living Ft Worth. One boy killed on tractor - driving on highway.
John - had 2 boys - dead
Lindsay, Monroe & Ide living - Doole, near Brady.
Wm Jackson lived Valley Springs before moving to Burnett
Raymond's sister has been a receptionist in Austin - Breckinridge Hospital
Edna Faye Stock (grdau of Lindsay), Charles Stock, 466 Alicia, San Antonio
Eddy & Earl md Peacock girls - Peacock died of heart attacks - 2/9 living.
Wm Raymond, son of Wm Jackson, hit by train & died (see Wm Raymond Hallmark)
Jimmy - Limestone or Bell County - hunted out new country, settled on Llano River. Not much mail then. When rest of family found them, came west too. Everyone came. Grandpa Hallmark - Jack was 16 yrs old. Place called Smoothen Iron Mtn. Grandpa Hallmark and wife (#2), Eveline went off & left the boys to batch. Jan 12, big snow. Their teams worked out, got snow on them, couldn't walk, so had to knock snow off feet. Jack's 16th birthday. spent whole day cleaning snow off team's feet. Bought the land where Stribbling bought. Dee & Jim only ones not found on home near dad. After father's death, all the boys scattered.
Jasper Newton had a big family, lived near Grandpa, near Bastrop County, called Hallmark Prairie. Jas lived in Llano Co & raised a large family. Jasper was James Minet's brother.
(Pam's impression at time of conversation - Mrs WJ Hallmark 83 yrs old, spry, get around, quite a talker, Church of Christ, snuff dipper, very friendly, enjoyed very much)
3. Several records show parents of James Minett as:
a. Richard Hallmark and Mary Ann Prewitt (dau of Jacob Prewitt and Nancy Ritchey) of Walker Co Alabama 1830. Letter from Mary Hallmark 9 Feb 1968.
b. Richard Hallmark (1780/Ala) and Nancy (Ritchey?)(1803?/Ala) from Izora McGinty Jan 1963. Says moved to Alabama in 1807, had 15 children. James Minett and most of brothers and sisters born there.
c. Richard H. Hallmark and Mary Ann Prewitt from family group sheet, Leatha Richardson to William O. Hallmark to Pam, from memory of Isaac Hallmark. 1977

Brother called Jasper (Bastrop Co)? Boys came first, then James Minnett and Jack 16 after md Eveline. Hallmark Prairie.

Piercen Hallmark, 2826 Scott Avenue, Fort Worth 3, Texas - 1963

REL: CHECK OUT Church of Christ records for JM and family 1900-...

STAPLEY: Computor notes show James Mynott or Minett and James MCP Hallmark. Also show E: 5 Mar 1980 PV and SP: 19 Mar 1980 PV.

PAUL W HENDERSON: Collection of family info says James Minet Charles Pierson, born Birmingham, AL

James married Sarah Rutherford Hodges Bef 1850, Bastrop, Texas, United States. Sarah (daughter of Edmund Hodges and Sarah McClain) was born 18 Aug 1831, Texas, United States; died 22 Jan 1876, Limestone, Texas, United States; was buried , Groesbeck, Limestone, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet]

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1831 BIR,c1850 MG: 1850 Houston County, TX census #560 and AFN: 404F-K8

1831 BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Henderson's Hallmarks 1993: dau of Edmund Hodges bn 1794 and Sarah McClain bn 1796

MG:Bastrop County, TX deed 1873-1875 Vol V, p 105, Call #965216, Grosbeck, TX: J. M. Hallmark and Sarah Hallmark conveying lands in Bastrop Co, Tx; living in Limestone Co, TX.

BUR: Shown as Falkenberry Cem

ORD: Boise Apr 1993 BESS; 2002 IIGI: Sarah Rutherford Hodges bn 18 Aug 1831,,AL; md bef 1850, of Bastrop Co TX; dd 22 Jan 1876-Bap 30 May 2000 ORLAN, E 17 Jan 2001 ORLAN, SP 28 Mar 2001 ORLAN, SS 25 Apr 2000 ORLAN; also IIGI-md abt 1849 of Houston Co TX, SS 12 Apr 1994 BOISE.

NOTES: Information from Izora McGinty, grandaughter of Sarah shows Sarah Rutherford Hodges. Molly Long Hallmark says it's Sarah Hodges, Izora says Sarah Rutherford. Says they came from Bastrop Co to Llano Co in 1882.

Index card to Idaho Falls Temple shows her name as Sean Hodges. Does not show sealed to husband or to parents.

Letter from Leatha Richardson 5 June 1974: Her grandmother's name definitely Sarah but has no proof.

1850 CENSUS: Sarah Hodges, 34/Georgia (1815-1817). This sounds like Sarah's mother was living with James and Sarah in Houston Co, TX - no children.

PAUL W HENDERSON: Sarah Rutherford Hodges, born 18 Aug 1831. Died Llano Co, Texas, dau of Sarah Hodges, bn 1796.

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c1785 BIR, 1807 MG, 1854 DTH,BUR: Mary Hallmark-Ark (mg shown as Roane Co TN & as Walker Co AL. Paul W Henderson: Wm O Hallmark-Richard's will & succession, Bastrop Co, TX. Dth date is probate date. No death date given. Bur Jeddo Community Cem

1807 MG,ORD: IGI 1761059 shows Marian Pruitt. SS: 9 Feb 1993 JRIVE [Letter to Jack: med 1803, moved to Alabama in 1807-ck out]

1809 CENSUS: AL, Madison Co-US Mississippi Terr, V 5-lttr frm Mary Hallmark, 1963. Richard Hallmark over 21, wife over 21, 1 female under 21.

1811-16 HISTORY: Shown Madison Co AL.

1817 KY, Davieses Co: old rcd bk from Mary Hallmrk, 1976: "Richard & Mynett Hallmark sued for assault and battery" They were with my Wm & Nancy Hallmark. In 1830 Wm & Nancy in Humphrey Co TN; Richard in Walker Co Al, & Mynett in Blount Co Al. George frm AL, John frm Harris Co, GA. All went to Houston Co, Tx before 1840. Enc 51,142

1830 CENSUS: AL, Walker Co: Halmark, Richard 40-49; wife 40-49; f 20-29; m 20-29; f 15-19; 2 m 10-14; f 5-9; m 0-4; 2 f 0-4; 2 slaves (Mary Hallmark 1965)

1833 HISTORY: To Texas in 1833 - letter by Jack 1994

c1837 LAND GRANT: Houston Co-1280 acres to Richard Hallmark, a 2nd class claim, indicating it was before 1837. 1859 Texas Abstract of Claims, pub by Burlage & Hollingsworth. (from Modie Mosley and Mary Hallmark) Enc 53. [homestead]

1840 HISTORY: TX-Houston [ck out]

1840-1850 CENSUS" Need to get

1854 WILL: TX, Bastrop Co:25 Oct 1852, BK D, pg 275, filed for probate 30 June 1854 by Maryann Hallmark, appointed by court to be executrix. No date of death given:
In the name of God amen, I Richard Hallmark of the County & State aforesaid being sound of mind & knowing the uncertainty of life & the certainty of death do by these presents make & constitute this my last will & test in the wds following:
1. I give & bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Ann Hallmark all my estate both real & personal including all my lands Negroes horses cattle & all other property owned by me & all property which I may hereafter be possesed of or entitled to (aft the payment of all my just debts, to have & hold during her lifetime of widowhood.
2. At the death or marriage of my beloved wife Mary Ann Hallmark I give & bequeath all my estate which may then remain equally to all my children namely, my dau Mirilday Burleson, Nancy Jeffrys, Manerva Wily, Katha Ann Powers, Prewet Hallmark, Cerena Hallmark, John C Hallmark, Mary Ann Box, James M Hallmark, Viny Fry, Tabitha Hallamrk, Jasper N Hallmark, Nicy Love reserving to my beloved wife Mary Ann Hallmark in the event of her marriage her legal dower as provided in the laws of this state.
3. My reason for not distributing to my children aforesaid a portion of my estate at my decease is because I have already given to each of my aforesd children each portions as I was able to give & I deem the present remainder of my estate necessary to support my beloved wife Mary Ann Hallmark.
Lastly I constitute & appoint my beloved wife Mary Ann Hallmark executrix of this my last will & test without bond or security.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal using a scrawl for a seal this day & date above written signed & sealed in presence of Garrison Greenwood, Henry Stockman, Garrison C Greenwood...Richard Hallmark (his mk)
BK D pg 211, Bastrop Co rcds-In Co Court Texas AD 1855, to wit Garrett Chief Justice of sd co, your petitioner John C Hallmark of sd co wd show unto your honor that the succession of Richard Hallmark dec'd is vacant caused by the dth of Mrs Mary Ann Hallmark Executrix. Her therefor prays that the usual notice be given & that he be appointed administrater of will annexed...Jones & Retty attys.
BK D, pg 323, County Court Oct term1856,State of Texas, Co of Bastrop: Be it remembered that on this Monday, the 27th day of Oct 1856 Co Ct of Bastrop met at the Courthouse in the town of Bastrop present & presiding his honer W H Garrett Chief Justice. Cicero Nash, Clerk of Court having been regularly opened by R M Castleman, deputy Sheriff of said county proceeded to business.
Succession of R Hallmark: And on this day came John C Hallmark administrastrix with will annexed of said Richard Hallmark & it appearing to the CT that said adm had filed his final acct current with said estate, & notice required by law having been given, the Court proceeded to examine said account & after hearing all objections to same, said account appearing to Court to be just it was ordered that same be allowed. And now came John S Teague husband of Tabitha Teague, heir and distributee in this behalf and asked that Partition be made of said estate, whereupon the Court proceeded to ascertain who are the heirs & distrubtees entitled to distribution.
When it appeared that Malinda Burleson wife of Aaron Burleson, Nancy Jeffreys wife of Abner Jeffreys, Manerva wife of Ezekiel Wiley, Cerena Hallmark wife of John B Hallmark--Cather Power Prewitt Hallmrk John C Hallmark, Mary Ann Box wife of Griffin Box, Lavinia Fry, wife of K S Fry, James Hallmark, Tennesses Jane Love & Tabitha Teague wife of John S Teague & Jasper Hallmark are entitled in equal shares to said estate consisting of $1099.25 in the hands of the administrator, 500 acres of land, the homestead of said deceased, 854 acres of land on Little River, one sorrell filly, account on K S Fry for $1050, R H Hull's note for $1325 James A Poage note for $886, Haddock's note for $50, Negro girl & child Negro man & Jasper Hallmark's note for $30 be divided in equal parts, share and share alike among said distributees, and that Daniel M Johnson, Johnathan Burleson, John Burleson, James Priest & Joseph Burleson be appointed commissioners to make partition of said estate in accordance with this decress & that the heirs pay their equal portion of expenses of this partition.

NOTES: From Cousin Lew - March 1996: Richard Hallmark bn Knox Co TN in 1785, son of Goerge and Leanna Mynart Hallmark, came to Texas 1836. Richard md Mary Ann Preitt 14 Sept 1807, Roane Co TN, moved to Walker and Blount Counties, Alabama, where 14 children born. Received Rep of Texas Land Grant #102 for 1280 acres - second class grant 1890. Filed grant for 440 acres in Coryelle County and 182 acres in Bell County 10-28-1854. Family listed in 1840. Rep of TX census as being in Houston Co. Family moved to Bastrop County 1849 and Richard Hallmark died there 30 Jan 1854. Mary Ann died Bastrop Co 15 August 1855. Buried Jeddo Cemetery...
Letter from Mary Hallmark, Jan 1967 - her version of Richard: "That Richard Hallmark was head of the family in Walker Co, AL in 1830, went to Houston Co TX about 1834 and was given land grant of 1280 acres... wife, Nancy Algood #1, Mary Prewitt #2? Dead before 1850 census of Houston Co TX. Made applications for land in Nashville Land Office about 1815 or so. Also, James Minett, who married Sarah Hodges, could be his son."

Richard married Mary Ann Prewitt 14 Sep 1807, Roane, Tennessee, United States. Mary (daughter of Jacob Prewitt and Nancy Agnes Ritchey) was born Abt 1787, Georgia, United States; died 15 Aug 1854, Jeddo, Bastrop, Texas, United States; was buried Aug 1854, Jeddo, Bastrop, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet]

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BIR,MG: Mary Hallmark, Arkansas-prob Georgia or Tennessee

MG,DTH,BUR: Paul W Henderson. Shown buried at Community Cem, Jeddo Texas.

NOTES: Dth - petition by John C, administrator of will of Richard, wife Mary Ann died - dated July 1865, no death date given. Bk D, pg 211.

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BIR: Henderson's Hallmarks 1993

Edmund married Sarah McClain Bef 1831, Texas, United States. Sarah was born 1796; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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BIR: Henderson's Hallmarks 1993