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Frances Jane ('Fannie') DeLashmutt

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt¹ b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt² b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: She was born on 5 January 1842 in Eddyville, Pope County, Illinois.^3,4
• Marriage*: She married William Goodwin Ballard.^5,6,7
• Death*: She died on 17 May 1928 in Whiting, Monona County, Iowa, at age 86.³
• Burial*: Interment was on 21 May 1928 in Harrison Cemetery, Whiting, Monona County, Iowa.^8,9

• Obituary*: "MRS. BALLARD DIES AT WHITING
     "Mrs. E. Starbuck and W. C. DeLashmutt received the sad news Friday that their sister, Mrs. Fannie Ballard, aged 86 years, had passed away at her home at Whiting, Ia. Mrs. Ballard had spent the winter in Florida as has been her yearly custom. She was critically ill for a time during the winter but recovered sufficiently to return to her home at Whiting about two weeks ago and appeared to have regained her usual health. Her death was very sudden and unexpected. She is survived by five sons, also one sister, Mrs. E. Starbuck of this city, and five brothers, Jess and Dudley DeLashmutt of Burwell, Neb., John DeLashmutt of Decatur, Neb; Nelson DeLashmutt of Whiting, Ia; and W. C. DeLashmutt of Glenwood, Ia. Funeral services are being held this Monday afternoon, May 21 at 2 o’clock from the Methodist church in Whiting. Interment in the family lot in the Whiting cemetery by the side of her husband who preceded her in death two years ago.
     "Mrs. E. Starbuck and Daughter, Mrs. M. J. Williams of Glenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams of Dumfries left this morning to be in attendance. The were joined at Council Bluffs by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DeLashmutt."¹⁰

• Last Edited: 11 Apr 2022

William Clay DeLashmutt

William C. and Nannie DeLashmutt.

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt^1,2,3,4 b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt^5,6,7,8 b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: He was born on 3 March 1844 in Mahaska County, Iowa.^9,10,11
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Elizabeth Gillilland on 29 March 1868.^12,13,14,15
• Marriage*: He married Nannie B. McNaughton in January 1892.^16,17,18
• Death*: He died on 14 October 1930 in his residence on North Vine Street, Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa, at age 86.^19,20,21
• Burial*: Interment was in secteion 11, row 9, Glenwood Cemetery, Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa.¹⁰

• Obituary*: "Funeral Services for W. C. DeLashmutt
     "Prominent Pioneer Citizen of Mills County Passed Away Oct. 14
     "William Clay DeLashmutt, a member of one of Mills county’s most prominent pioneer families and one of Glenwood’s dearly respected citizens, passed away at his home on North Vine street in the early morning hours of Oct. 14 at the age of eighty-six years. While Mr. DeLashmutt had been in failing health for some time, his death came as a shock to his many friends.
     "During the intense heat of the summer, his condition became critical, but with the coming of the cooler weather, his old time vigor had apparently returned, but on Saturday of last week he suffered a stroke from which he never rallied.
     "Mr. DeLashmutt ever took an active interest in the public life of the community, having served many years as a member of the county board and later for several successive terms he served as one of the county’s most outstanding sheriffs. And had retained an intense interest in all political and public activities throughout his advanced years.
     "He is survived by his wife and one son, Ernest DeLashmutt, of Omaha, and two daughters, Mrs. Jessie Stone of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. C. E. Dean of this city.
     "Funeral services were held this, Thursday, afternoon from the home with Rev. J. F. Stille, pastor of the West Oak Baptist church, in charge."²²
• Note*: • "Like the Bartletts from whom he descended, the DeLashmutts were French Huguenots, his forefathers having settled in Maryland at an early date." Clay and Sarah moved to a farm near Bartlett, Iowa and, after living there several years, moved to Old Pacific, Iowa.
  • He settled in Montana in 1864 and while there engaged in buying and selling cattle for about a year. He then had a freighting operation in 1865-1867. After his marriage to Sarah Gillilland he was a farmer and stock raiser in Mills County, Iowa.
  • In 1887 he was elected the sheriff of the county and served in that capacity for four years. In 1894 he was elected a member of the board of county commissioners and was made its chairman; he retired from office in January 1901.^23,24

• Last Edited: 15 Jul 2022

Sarah Louise DeLashmutt

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt¹ b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt² b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: She was born in 1846 in Eddyville, Mahaska County, Iowa.³
• Marriage*: She married Elisha Starbuck on 14 October 1866.⁴
• Death*: She died on 25 July 1929.⁵

• Note*: She and her parents moved to Mills County, Iowa in 1860 and settled near Pacific Junction. She married her teacher, and they lived at Pacific City until moving to Glenwood when he began practicing law.⁴

• Last Edited: 11 Apr 2022

Lydia A. DeLashmutt

Lydia A. DeLashmutt's tombstone, Glenwood Cemetery, Glenwood, Iowa, courtesy of Dennis Bell.

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt^1,2 b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt^3,4 b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: She was born on 17 May 1854.⁵
• Death*: She died on 26 August 1871 at age 17.⁵
• Burial*: Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery, Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa.⁵

• Note*: A Bartlett family history gives her birth and death dates as 1847-1865, but those dates conflict with dates on her her tombstone.

• Last Edited: 14 Mar 2012

John Lindsey DeLashmutt

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt¹ b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt² b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: He was born on 17 July 1849 in Eddyville, Mahaska County, Iowa.³
• Marriage*: He married Dora Elizabeth Owens on 16 April 1883.⁴
• Death*: He died on 14 December 1929 at age 80.⁵

• Last Edited: 11 Apr 2022

Elias Nelson ('Nels') DeLashmutt

Elias Nelson DeLashmutt's tombstone, Harrison Cemetery, Whiting, Iowa, courtesy of Linda Walker.

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt¹ b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt² b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: He was born on 13 February 1851 in Eddyville, Mahaska County, Iowa.^3,4
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Jane Taliaferro in 1875.^5,6,7
• Death*: He died on 14 April 1934 in his home, Lincoln Township, Monona County, Iowa, at age 83.^8,9,10
• Burial*: Interment was on 16 April 1934 in Harrison Cemetery, Whiting, Monona County, Iowa.^11,12

• Obituary*: "MONONA COUNTY RESIDENT FOR 63 YEARS IS BURIED
  Onawa, Ia.—Special: Nels Delashmutt, 83, Lincoln township, Monona county, died in his home here Saturday, after an illness extending over a period of several months. Mr. Delashmutt came to Monona county from Mills county 63 years ago, settling in Lincoln township, and had since that time made the township his home.
     "He is survived by his widow and several children. The funeral was held at the country home Monday afternoon and interment was made in the Lincoln cemetery."¹³
• Note*: He lived in Lioncoln Township, Monona County, Iowa, for the last sixty-three years of his life, having arrived there from Mills County in about 1871.¹³

• Last Edited: 29 Sep 2023

Dudley Wilson DeLashmutt¹

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt² b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: He was born on 18 January 1857.¹

• Last Edited: 11 Apr 2022

Wesley Edmond DeLashmutt

W. E. DeLashmutt's tombstone, Glenwood Cemetery, Glenwood, Iowa, courtesy of Dennis Bell.

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt¹ b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt² b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: He was born on 6 May 1859.³
• Marriage*: He married Clara _____.^4,5
• Death*: He died on 7 October 1916 in Immanuel Hospital, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, at age 57.^6,7
• Burial*: Interment was on 10 October 1916 in Glenwood Cemetery, Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa.⁸

• Obituary*: ED DELASHMUTT DIES AT HOSPITAL
  Member of Well Known Pioneer Family Dies Week After Operation.
  The unwelcome news came Saturday, that W.E. DeLashmutt had passed away at the Immanuel Hospital in Omaha. Mr. DeLashmutt had been taken to the hospital two weeks previous. After treatment some days, an operation was decided upon, and the same was made on Saturday, September 30. He rallied nicely from the effects, and face hope of recovery, but it was not to be, and he passed away as above stated. The body was brought to Glenwood Sunday, and is at the W.C. DeLashmutt home. The funeral will be held tomorrow (Tuesday) at 2:30 o'clock from the DeLashmutt home. All of the brothers and sisters are now here. An obituary will be published in Thursday's paper.⁹
• Note*: His grave marker gives Edmond as his middle name, but a family history says it is Edward.^10,11

• Last Edited: 30 Jun 2016

Jesse Van DeLashmutt

• Father: Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt^1,2,3 b. 18 Feb 1817, d. 11 Mar 1897
• Mother: Esther Bartlett Hunt^4,5,6 b. 18 Feb 1823, d. 20 Jan 1914

• Birth*: He was born on 28 September 1863 in Mills County, Iowa.^7,8
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Chizek on 9 March 1882 in the home of the Hon. E. Starbuck, Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa.^{9,10,11,12,13}
• Death*: He died on 15 March 1948 in the hospital, Burwell, Garfield County, Nebraska, at age 84.^10,8
• Burial*: Interment was on 18 March 1948 in block 12, lot 30, grave 2, Cottonwood Cemetery (alson known as Burwell Cemetery), Burwell, Garfield County, Nebraska.^10,14

• Obituary*: "J. V. DELASHMUTT
     "Obituary
     "Mr. Jesse Van DeLashmutt, youngest son of Esther Hunt and Peter Lindsay DeLashmutt, was born on a farm south of Pacific Junction, Iowa September 28, 1863, and passed peacefully into the Great Beyond at Burwell, Nebraska, Monday, March 15, 1948.
     "He grew to manhood on his parents’ farm and received his education in the Mills County schools. He shared with his family the experiences of the early settlers. Years later he loved to relate to the next generation and their families they many trips of his father and oldest brother, Clay, who with their yokes of oxen pushed on west freighting supplies to the settlers following the Gold Rush days of ‘49.
     "Jesse was married to Elizabeth Chezek [sic] in Glenwood, Iowa on March 9, 1882. They established their first home on the farm adjoining his parents’ farm. Here they resided for twenty-four years and it was in this home that their eight children were born. Their eldest daughter, Pearl, died in infancy.
     "Just before the Northwestern railroad was built through Cherry County, Mr. DeLashmutt took a claim south of Valentine, which later became a part of the Will Ballard ranch.
     "In the fall of 1906 Mr. DeLashmutt and his elder son, Clay, came to Loup County. He purchased the ranch that is now the Wallace river ranch fifteen miles northwest of Burwell. His wife and children soon joined him in the new home. He owned and operated this ranch for about twenty years and during this time was one of the largest stock raisers and shippers in this section of the state. He helped organize the annual Kinkaid picnic which later developed into Nebraska’s Big Rodeo. Many of the bucking horses used in the early years of the Rodeo came from the DeLashmutt ranch.
     "A home was always maintained in Burwell that his children might have the advantages of the public schools. When he retired he and his faithful wife took up their permanent residence in Burwell. Down through the years the latch string was always out and the hospitality of this worthy couple was enjoyed by a large circle of friends.
     "Mr. and Mrs. DeLashmutt were privileged to enjoy together two very special occasions, their Golden Wedding anniversary and also their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
     "The greatest loss of his life came in the passing of his devoted wife on January 18, 1943. She continued to be his ideal to the end, and the happy memories of his loved one gave him the courage to carry on alone.
     "He resided in his own home until stricken with pneumonia and was taken to the Burwell hospital on December 17, 1947. Here he was tenderly cared for until his passing.
     "'J. V.' as he was known to his host of friends and acquaintances, was especially fond of children and the youth of the community. He was proud of Burwell, the accomplishments of its citizens, and was always interested in its progress and civic improvements. His friends remember him as a most generous and a most tolerant man.
     "J. V. is the last of a family of six brothers and two sisters, seven of whom, each lived more than eighty years.
     "He is survived by two sons and five daughters: Clay E. of Sidney, Nebr., Mrs. Grace Martin, Omaha, Mrs. Esther (A. J.) Meyer, Burwell, Mrs. Lucile (Q) Matthews, Aurora, Nebr., Paul, Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Gladis (H. S.) Brown, Phoenix, Arizona, and Mrs. Genevieve (Fred) Schnabel, San Diego, Calif., also seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
     "Funeral services were held at two o’clock Thursday afternoon, March 18, at the Congregational Church, Burwell, with the Rev. J. Chris Nyrop officiating. The organ prelude and postlude were played by Mrs. Dwight Johnson. The quartet composed of Frank Wagner, Gerald Bishop, Billy Beat and L. J. Garrison, sang 'Beautiful Isle of Somewhere' and 'The Old Rugged Cross', with Mrs. Johnson at the organ. There were many beautiful flowers, mute evidence of the love and esteem of sorrowing friends. The pallbearers were Kenneth Peterson, Chester Petersen, Paul Banks, Richard Banks, Trevor Brandenburg and Wayne Jarvis. Interment was made in the Burwell cemetery.
     "Relatives from a distance who attended the service were: Mrs. Grace Martin, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Clay DeLashmutt and Joan, Sidney, Neb; Mr. Bernard DeLashmutt, Chappell; Mr. and Mrs. Q. Matthews, Aurora; Mr. Ernest DeLashmutt, Pacific Junction, Iowa; Mr. Wesley DeLashmutt, Omaha, Mr. Ernest DeLashmutt and Mrs. Dudley DeLashmutt, Onawa, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Keith DeLashmutt, Elgin; and Mr. Leslie, Lincoln."¹⁵
• Note*: He had seven children and farmed in Burwell, Nebraska.¹⁶

• Last Edited: 11 Apr 2022

William Goodwin Ballard

• Birth*: He was born on 23 August 1841.¹
• Marriage*: He married Frances Jane ('Fannie') DeLashmutt, daughter of Peter Lindsey DeLashmutt and Esther Bartlett Hunt.^2,3,1
• Death*: He died on 8 January 1919 at age 77.¹
• Burial*: Interment was in Harrison Cemetery, Whiting, Monona County, Iowa.¹

• Last Edited: 11 Apr 2022

John Burrow Haynie

John Burrow Haynie in 1908, from Navarro County History, vol. 2, p. 392.

• Father: George W. Haynie¹ b. c 1806, d. c 1856
• Mother: Sidney Linn²

• Birth*: He was born on 3 May 1841 in Tennessee.^3,4,5
• Marriage*: He married Mary A. Jones on 14 November 1861.^6,7
• Death*: He died on 28 February 1917 at age 75.^8,9
• Burial*: Interment was in Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^8,9

• Last Edited: 10 May 2014

Mary A. Jones

Mary Jones Haynie in 1908, from Navarro County History, vol. 2, p. 392.

• Birth*: She was born on 4 August 1843 in Arkansas.^1,2,3
• Marriage*: She married John Burrow Haynie, son of George W. Haynie and Sidney Linn, on 14 November 1861.^4,5
• Death*: She died on 15 February 1914 at age 70.^6,4,7
• Burial*: Interment was in Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^6,7

• Last Edited: 10 Jan 2012

Mary Elizabeth ('Mollie') Haynie

• Father: John Burrow Haynie¹ b. 3 May 1841, d. 28 Feb 1917
• Mother: Mary A. Jones² b. 4 Aug 1843, d. 15 Feb 1914

• Birth*: She was born on 8 February 1864.^3,4
• Marriage*: She married Rufus Stell Clark on 16 December 1885.^5,3
• Death*: She died on 25 May 1948 in the family home, Rice, Navarro County, Texas, at age 84.^6,7
• Burial*: Interment was on 27 May 1948 in section D, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^6,8

• Obituary*: "THURSDAY RITES HELD AT RICE FOR MRS. MOLLIE CLARK
     "Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Clark, 84, native of Navarro [Texas], who died at the family home in Rice Tuesday [25 May 1948], were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Haynie Memorial Methodist church at Rice. Burial was in the Rice cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. Harry C. Walz.
     "Surviving are two sons, B. H. Clark, Corsicana, and J. R. Clark, Rice; two daughters, Mrs. M. L. Brillhart, Perryton, and Mrs. Cora Kinnebrew, Midland; nine grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Sloan, Rice; and Mrs. J. T. Fortson, Corsicana.
     "Pallbearers were W. C. Mahaley, T. D. Queen, J. T. Lee, L. D. Murff, J. K. Bradley and T. B. Blount.
     "Corley Funeral Home directed."⁹

• Last Edited: 27 Apr 2014

Jodie A. Haynie

Jodie A. Haynie Sloan's tombstone, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Tex.

• Father: John Burrow Haynie^1,2 b. 3 May 1841, d. 28 Feb 1917
• Mother: Mary A. Jones^3,4 b. 4 Aug 1843, d. 15 Feb 1914

• Birth*: She was born in 1868 in Texas.^5,6,7,8
• Marriage*: She married Dr. Hugh Sloan on 20 November 1887 in Navarro County, Texas.^9,10
• Death*: She died on 3 April 1951 in her residence, Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^11,12,8
• Burial*: Interment was on 4 April 1951 in section D, row 21, lot 2, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^5,13,8

• Obituary*: "Mrs. Hugh Sloan Rites Wednesday
     "Funeral services for Mrs. Hugh Sloan, 82, life-long Rice [Texas] resident, who died at her home Tuesday, were held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Haynie Memorial Methodist church in Rice.
     "Burial was in the Rice cemetery. The rites were conducted by Rev. E. C. Sooter, pastor of the church, and Rev. Marvin C. Bledsoe, pastor of the Central Methodist church here.
     "Mrs. Sloan was the widow of the late Dr. Hugh Sloan of Rice.
     "Surviving are [a son, a granddaughter, a sister, and a number of nieces and nephews.]
     "Pallbearers were W. C. Mahaley, J. K. Bradley, Ben Sloan, Ed Surber, H. T. Sparks and F. B. South.
     "McCammon directed."¹⁴

• Last Edited: 24 Jun 2014

Dr. Hugh Sloan

Dr. Hugh Sloan, from Navarro County History, vol. 2, p. 391.

• Birth*: He was born in 1857 in Alabama.^1,2,3
• Marriage*: He married Jodie A. Haynie, daughter of John Burrow Haynie and Mary A. Jones, on 20 November 1887 in Navarro County, Texas.^4,5
• Death*: He died on 30 December 1946 in his residence, Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^6,7,8,9
• Burial*: Interment was on 1 January 1947 in section D, row 21, lot 1, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Navarro County, Texas.^10,11,8,3

• Obituary*: • "FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DR. HUGH SLOAN AT RICE WEDNESDAY
  "Dr. Hugh Sloan, aged [blurred] years, dean of Navarro county physicians, died at his home in Rice Monday night.
  Funeral services will be held from the Haynie Memorial Methodist church in Rice Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock with interment in the Rice cemetery. The rites will be conducted by Rev. Marvin Bledsoe, assisted by Rev. Walls of Rice.
     "A native of Alabama, Dr. Sloan had practiced medicine in Rice for 60 years. He was well-known in the northern section of Navarro county and southern Ellis county where he had served as physician.
     "Surviving are his wife of Rice; a son, John Sloan, Dallas; a grand-daughter, Joan Sloan, Dallas; a sister, Mrs. Kate Molder, Corsicana; a brother, John F. Sloan, San Antonio, and several nieces and nephews.
     "Pallbearers will be Hugh T. Sparks, Percy Sparks, Ben Sloan, Clarence Mahaley, Kessler Bradley and Claude Hervey.
     "Honorary pallbearers will be friends of the family.
     "McCammon Funeral Home will direct."
  • "Dr. Hugh Sloan, Doctor Rice Community, Died Mon. Night at 88 Years
     "Dr. Hugh Sloan, one of the Rice community’s most esteemed and useful citizens, who had been practicing medicine in that community since 1884, died at his home in Rice at 11:45 Monday night. He had been in ill health for the past three years. He was 88 years old.
     "Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Haynie Memorial Methodist Church in Rice.
     "Known as the old country doctor he was the only remaining doctor in the community and had continued an active practice until his health prevented it a few years ago.
     "Dr Sloan was one of the most unique characters who ever lived at Rice. To him money had no value other than as a means of serving people. Being fortunate enough to have an estate from which he derived his income for the support of himself and family, he was a collector, and it is said that on his books today are accounts that would total well up in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. He did more charity practice than any other physician in this section, many times not only giving his services free, but furnishing the family with money to buy needed medicine.
     "Born in Alabama
     "Dr. Sloan was born in Greenville, Ala., February 2, 1858, but moved with his parents to Ellis County in 1864 and settled near Waxahachie. His father, Hugh Sloan, Sr., was a large plantation owner in Alabama, and fought in the civil war.
     "Dr. Sloan was a graduate of the old Dresden High School of Navarro County and worked his way through the Physicians and Surgeons’ College in St. Louis and received his diploma in 1884. He came to Rice immediately and started his practice.
     "He was married to Miss Jodie Abigale Haynie, a daughter of the John B. Haynie, one of the pioneer citizens and large land owners of Navarro County, in 1887.
     "He is survived by his wife, one son, John Sloan of Rice and a granddaughter, Joan Sloan, who is a junior at SMU.
     "Dr. Sloan had spurned all offers for city positions, preferring to remain in Rice and work for “his own people” as he had expressed it. He was recognized as one of the most successful physicians in general practice in this part of the state.
     "Mrs. R. J. Banner of Ennis, is a niece of Dr. Sloan and was brought up in his home."^12,13
• Note*: He practiced medicine in northern Navarro County and southern Ellis County, Texas. When he died he had been practicing sixty years. Survivors included his wife, his son, a sister, and a brother.⁸

• Last Edited: 13 Jun 2019

Rufus Stell Clark

• Birth*: He was born on 27 January 1861.¹
• Marriage*: He married Mary Elizabeth ('Mollie') Haynie, daughter of John Burrow Haynie and Mary A. Jones, on 16 December 1885.^2,3
• Death*: He died on 4 August 1944 at age 83.¹
• Burial*: Interment was in section D, row 1, Cushing Cemetery, Cushing, Nacogdoches County, Texas.^1,3

• Last Edited: 27 Apr 2014

Balfour Haynie Clark

• Father: Rufus Stell Clark¹ b. 27 Jan 1861, d. 4 Aug 1944
• Mother: Mary Elizabeth ('Mollie') Haynie² b. 8 Feb 1864, d. 25 May 1948

• Birth*: He was born on 3 February 1887.^3,4,5,6
• Marriage*: He married Mable Gertrude Berry.^7,8,6,9
• Death*: He died on 10 July 1975 in El Campo, Wharton County, Texas, at age 88.^{10,11,12,13,14}
• Burial*: Interment was on 12 July 1975 in row 3, section D, Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.^15,13,6

• Obituary*: "Balfour Clark
     "Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery for Balfour Clark, 88, resident of Corsicana, who died yesterday [10 Jul 1975] in El Campo [Texas].
     "His wife, Mrs. Mable Clark, preceded him in death in 1969.
     "Arrangements are with Corley Funeral Home.
     "Survivors include a son. . . of El Campo; two grandchildren. . . and . . . both of El Campo."¹⁶

• Last Edited: 27 Apr 2014

John Rufus Clark

Main gate, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Tex. Photo was taken by Dave Bell, Lubbock, Tex., and is used here with his permission.

• Father: Rufus Stell Clark¹ b. 27 Jan 1861, d. 4 Aug 1944
• Mother: Mary Elizabeth ('Mollie') Haynie² b. 8 Feb 1864, d. 25 May 1948

• Birth*: He was born on 8 June 1900.³
• Death*: He died on 20 October 1970 in Navarro Memorial Hospital, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas, at age 70.^4,5,6
• Burial*: Interment was on 22 October 1970 in section D, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Navarro County, Texas.⁵

• Obituary*: "J. R. Clark Rites Pend
     "John Rufus Clark, 70, Rice, manager of the Waxahachie Co-Op, died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital. He was a veteran of World War I, serving in the Navy.
     "Funeral arrangements were incomplete Wednesday at Corley Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Rice cemetery.
     "He is survived by a son. . . of Dallas; and a brother, Balfour H. Clark of Corsicana."
  _____
  
  "Clark Rites
     "Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Corley Funeral Chapel for John Rufus Clark, 70, Rice, who died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital. The Rev. Eugene Wood officiated. Burial was in the Rice Cemetery with stewards of the Rice First Methodist Church as pallbearers.
     "He was the manager of the Waxahachie Co-Op and a Navy veteran of World War I.
     "Surviving are a son. . . of Dallas, and a brother, Balfour H. Clark of Corsicana."^7,8
• Note*: He was manager of the Waxahachie Co-Op in Waxahachie, Texas and served in the U.S. Navy in World War I.^4,5

• Last Edited: 27 Apr 2014

Mable Gertrude Berry

• Birth*: She was born on 26 October 1891 in Texas.^1,2
• Marriage*: She married Balfour Haynie Clark, son of Rufus Stell Clark and Mary Elizabeth ('Mollie') Haynie.^3,4,5,2
• Death*: She died on 31 March 1969 in Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas, at age 77.^6,2
• Burial*: Interment was in row 3, section D, Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.^7,2

• Last Edited: 27 Apr 2014

Rev. Hampton McKinney

• Father: John McKinney¹ d. 1843
• Mother: Catherine Eaves²

• Birth*: He was born on 8 June 1796 in North Carolina.^3,4
• Marriage*: He married Mary D. Clark.⁵
• Burial*: Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.³
• Death*: He died on 21 November 1857 at age 61.^3,6

• Note*: He moved from North Carolina to Macoupin County, Illinois, then to Madison County, Illinois, back to Macoupin County, and then, in the summer or early fall of 1846, to Texas. He kept fine horses, farmed, and was a Methodist preacher, and he was described by a daughter as a quiet man with no interest in politics.⁵

• Last Edited: 17 Apr 2019

Mary D. Clark

• Marriage*: She married Rev. Hampton McKinney, son of John McKinney and Catherine Eaves.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1883.¹

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Lucinda McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Note*: She died at about age eight. She and Louisa were twins.³

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

Louisa McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Note*: She died at age twenty while engaged to be married. She and Lucinda were twins.³

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

Diadema McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Birth*: She was born on 10 April 1820 in Macoupin County, Illinois.³
• Marriage*: She married Levi Jester on 14 October 1839 in Madison County, Illinois.³
• Death*: She died on 16 October 1885 in Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas, at age 65.^4,3
• Burial*: Interment was in row 6, section O, Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.^5,3

• Note*: One source says she was born in 1821 in Madison County, Ill., and other sources say she was born in 1821 in Macoupin County, Ill.^6,7,8

• Last Edited: 23 Mar 2014

Monroe McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

John P. McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Note*: He and Thomas were twins.³

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

Thomas McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Note*: He and John were twins.³

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

Jefferson McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Note*: He died when a small child.³

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

Nancy McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Marriage*: She married John Harlin in 1846 in Illinois.^3,4

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Kate McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Marriage*: She married Hamilton Morrel.³

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Mary H. McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney^1,2 b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark³ d. c 1883

• Birth*: She was born on 24 August 1838.⁴
• Marriage*: She married Maj. John L. Miller.⁵
• Death*: She died on 7 May 1928 in Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas, at age 89.⁶
• Burial*: Interment was on 8 May 1928 in row 3, section N, Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.^7,8

• Note*: She and Martha were twins.⁵

• Last Edited: 18 Aug 2013

Martha McKinney

• Father: Rev. Hampton McKinney¹ b. 8 Jun 1796, d. 21 Nov 1857
• Mother: Mary D. Clark² d. c 1883

• Note*: She died in infancy. She and Mary were twins.³

• Last Edited: 26 Oct 1998

Levi Jester

• Birth*: He was born in October 1818 in Milford, Kent County, Delaware.¹
• Marriage*: He married Diadema McKinney, daughter of Rev. Hampton McKinney and Mary D. Clark, on 14 October 1839 in Madison County, Illinois.¹
• Death*: He died on 30 April 1851 in Waverly, Morgan County, Illinois, at age 32.^2,1

• Note*: One source says he was born in New Jersey, and another gives 1858 as his death date.^3,4

• Last Edited: 23 Mar 2014

John Harlin

• Marriage*: He married Nancy McKinney, daughter of Rev. Hampton McKinney and Mary D. Clark, in 1846 in Illinois.^1,2

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Hamilton Morrel

• Marriage*: He married Kate McKinney, daughter of Rev. Hampton McKinney and Mary D. Clark.¹

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Maj. John L. Miller

• Birth*: He was born on 5 December 1821.¹
• Marriage*: He married Mary H. McKinney, daughter of Rev. Hampton McKinney and Mary D. Clark.²
• Death*: He died on 19 August 1907 at age 85.¹
• Burial*: Interment was in row 3, section N, Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.¹

• Last Edited: 18 Aug 2013

John McKinney

• Birth*: He was born in North Carolina.¹
• Marriage*: He married Catherine Eaves.¹
• Death*: He died in 1843 in Macoupin County, Illinois.¹
• Burial*: Interment was in Macoupin County, Illinois.¹

• Note*: He "was a small man, very quick and energtic in his manner, occupied with something all the time. His wife used to say that he would read if the house was burning down."¹

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Catherine Eaves

• Marriage*: She married John McKinney.¹

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Jefferson McKinney

• Father: John McKinney¹ d. 1843
• Mother: Catherine Eaves²

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Jubilee McKinney

• Father: John McKinney¹ d. 1843
• Mother: Catherine Eaves²

• Marriage*: He married _____ Story after 1846 in Texas.³

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Susan McKinney

• Father: John McKinney¹ d. 1843
• Mother: Catherine Eaves²

• Marriage*: She married _____ Otwell.³

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

_____ Otwell

• Marriage*: He married Susan McKinney, daughter of John McKinney and Catherine Eaves.¹

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Nancy McKinney

• Father: John McKinney¹ d. 1843
• Mother: Catherine Eaves²

• Marriage*: She married Fenwick Kendall.³

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998

Fenwick Kendall

• Marriage*: He married Nancy McKinney, daughter of John McKinney and Catherine Eaves.¹

• Last Edited: 28 Oct 1998