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Cyr’ C217 « ae tun q tp aditts Core tH tee Stat - Lhitf CLA a 741 e- ctetttiachuhp hire t#- OO ce ViLtn) 44-h 2 Lory furttipha7 171 a 4c fog- aunsredt eC Lo -1tteey Ye-dy a” fo A174 Thre. tis tiy of Ley Diaper) (cerel be ote CGe tS crn ro i cin Yoo 4, 4 fo ZL vrerlere. 24 Cade ach Co fay. / 5 fal Lett /S- O Cen tik Mears porn. Se “Die Miss Yay Lovelace PY. O. Box 514 ? ) ? ¢ on . Bonham, Texas 75418 LAO? , ma EX 4 been Ann Rural route Bowen, Illinois 62316 Wro-ran oer = 32693 aad 4 9 av . Miss Fay Lovelace gave me jour name and address, so to you in hopes you might have some information that = si ” * . 5 < nv . ‘Yr ¥ lawn researcn my husband's Lovelace line. My husband's great-grandfather, Nelson Lovelace, was born in iredell County, North Carolina, uctober 16, 1801, the son of John Lovelace (who drowned 1810) and Sarah (Cash) Lovelace. John's widow sarah Cash Lovelace took her 4 children, nelson, Clarissa, Nancy Garoline, and wiley, to soodford County, ‘Kentucky in 1813. they lived there until 1829 when they all went to Marion County, Missouri. we are unable to identify this John Lovelace who married Sarah Cash, or find the names-of his parents, grandparents, etc. Miss Fay Lovelace said you wrote her that a lady, mrs. Stone of raris, Kentucky, had written you at one time saying she thought her ancestor, Jeremiah Lovelace, was an older half-brother of Nelson Lovelace. this ig the first time we've found anyone who knew of our Nelson Lovelace. Did she send any material that might help me’ Anything on Jeremiah, or Nelson, or a John Lovelace, might give me some clue that would help. we have written both wilkes and iredell counties for some record of our John Lovelace (father of Nelson) but they say they have nothing On him. mr. X. Le Moore, President of the Genealogical Society of the uriginal wilkes Co., whose address is 301 Kensington Ave., ynorth- wilkesboro, N.C. 28659, wrote me that “The Lovelace Community was named for John Lovelace one of the pioneer settlers of old Wilkes Co. Archibald iovelace also lived in this section and his will ig on record here. there is no will or record of John Lovelace." in 1790 census of Wilkes County there is a John Lovelace who had 5S males over 16 years, 3 males under 16 years, and 5 females. wWe have wondered if our John (father of Nelson) could be a son of this John who was listed in 1790 census. if Jeremiah's descendant, Mrs. Stone, was correct anc her Jeremiah was an older half-brother of our Nelson, that would indicate that John of 1790 census was married twice and Sarah Cash his 2nd wife. Someone sent me data saying the John of Wilkes CO «, Was Married to Ann Law, but 1 do not know the proof of this. { would greatly appreciate any help you can give me on finding the John that was father of our Nelson Lovelace. Had you heard of our Nelson anywheresexcept from the Mrs. Stone of Faris, Ky.? Please tell me what you know about John of Wilkes County (1790 census) and do you know where he is buried. And anything you know about the parents of our Nelson Lovelace. I am enclosing a stamped, self-acdressed envelope for your convenience. ‘thank you in advance for any help you can give us. Sincerely, Elia. Bewle (Mrs. Wilfred L. Bowles) Rural route Bowen, Ill. 62316 March 30, 1870 Mr. T. g. SWann R.l - Box 147 Statesville, N. C. 28677 Dear Mr. Swann: My husband and I are still trying to find the parents of his John Lovelace who drowned in fall of 1810 in Iredell Co., N. C. This John Lovelace left a widow, Sargh(Cash) Lovelace, and four children: Nelsom—wiley, Clariesa, and Nancy. The tombstone of this Nelson Lovelweegives birth date as 1601, but the 1850 census of Marion County, Missouri (where Nelson lived and died) gives his age as 44 years and his mother's (Sarah Cash Lovelace) age as 60. The 1860 census of Marion County, Missouri gives Nelson's age as 55 & his mothers age as 70. These census records would indieate Nelson being born 1805 or 1606. And since the census would also indicate that his mother, Sarah, was born 1790; surely the census birth date of our Nelson must be the correct date. His mother would have only been 11 years old in 1801, and while girls did marry young, that would be just too young. You sent a list of children of Blias Lovelace and wife, Ann Roby Lovelace, and among children was a son John born 1783. This John would have been 22 years old in 1805 when our Nelson was born, which would be about the average age for most young men of that day to have their first child. So we are wondering if you know anything more about this John Lovelace, son of Blias? Did he go with his father to Kentucky, or might he have remained in Iredell County? And do you have any record of whom he married or nis children? What year did Blias leave North Carolina? Vachel Lovelace, brother of Elias, also had a son John born 1790 but he would have been too young to be father of our Nelson in 1805. There is still the possibility that the John we are hunting could be a son of John of Wilkes County. orl wonder if our John was the son of either James or David, the brothers of John of Wilkes Co.? These 3 brothers being mentioned as sons of Isaac in deed from Nathan Roby. Do you know anything about the descendants of this James or David? Surely our John Lovelace of Iredell must have been of the same family line as the others in that county. It seems odd that there @e no further record of the John Lovelace of Wilkes county. 30 I suppose there is a chance that our John is this same John, and that Sarah Cash was a second or third wife. I'm enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope for your convenience. We certainly appreciate all the information you have sent us. Sincerely, eke, ee 4 (Mrs. Wilfred L. Bowles) ; f 7 ( y { = <_<. J™e7. ~ok a “<< . Z . j CELE. tn Cos 7 , 7. <4 ¢ a f / i 7 / a ed f lE&O- 9 ‘ Ly n a a £4 a 4 CL plictl able h /)IS Sie is LE Crschy 9_e_/) 9P@ ~*~ MOND ge Cay NG fe pas fx berg LEFF 22% Kee-e J the wd /7--—— Je «oil 4 5 ) 1 J ta a t~ A» ¢ eM <<, as (Abe thf re 7 = Swi Arce Ce FED BEG fay, dorel Cathsig jy, 4 / t { flee. duke & Lo ce Ros i | 4, - hy tarox * Ce He» / SYP. A tae i c f er at z : eltiet, cr re = ¢ f x L. c a Pots iy — / -30- (I/& pe : p are ~ UW VU \JL eer eet. 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BAA ok. ped Neo“ gtk whe La. €2 f f OLb avtigh? Jin. AL need <wt- Wok .. r? Le <4 ce. thant ees: aaa - te. edie 9 ’ Du Ahatderd j kee ~- A Cm J »g tty Lo yet ae Bt fiat! | ti ae ec A. c A a -“ . mo ms . wm lY r aur Jo 88 me area Derer 7 ‘ , . Ao hic 7 . WK « ¥ + - ria + pce a w We ; . ta + re ca 9 + rr 2 + . eS WTS ~ v7 «wri P . } 1 Qn ‘ c s WN * 1 na € : +he me 4 or y ac ~ > » e e ‘ ° ‘abd , c rma y nt + no ra ma iv } i £m A T IY) ur ¢ ty co « + + + nev y . e 1900, Maries ce.» ioe | Jefferson Township. Thomas Lovelages aged 53, born MN. Gs ~ Mary * gaged SS, Bara BH. C. Martha A. # Ja, bern Hos Bessie Je : * 1, bern Hos cackson Townehip. ¥ a | Lasts age) 20, born No. . velaee, “ged 17, born He. - © Lo mee born Bo. ote br. Wm. Re Rerx Lovelace Seve in who's The that Ke wae a son of Jon and sdae b. (Salker| Lovelnces but he was not born umt{? 18665 and so would not aprenr in L800 caenstee Dr. Lovelace, Fes #ey*% he woe the eon of Negar Binine and Jewell (Pnglish) Levelaces i found no other Levelaces in Heries WO. J Att 2. e tu Ae l “~ \ I~ 2h G a fee é ing ST AY x 9 SCOk oS = ~ - bicveetrnad (! eS —— Wes tx dint d * e ; , > > + Sosa : : Y , e ° + ” ) ‘ i r . IAs . , ‘ r , Yr r . - , oe - : 4+ + LO AI 4. “ os e ; i 9 days 9 ee j > ) $ - + : Ley e9 ° . ‘ va) } . - i 7] 5 , + , . 1. 9 } " LS, - 9 ae i * se { . fr ¢ ] I I Fegan \ : — i serene se — - . * . \ z : : r ha, ‘ ; L ° I LLG J - 8 = ~ A ~ y ) . Cc » ~ : . 5 i yr + y > ee dey : : 7 : os de a + . + vy? sc , . 3 ‘ 4° ! L a ° * nience. | Pal. 9 C- 925335) —“ aie AR ees " paanond 411 Baptist ‘Church Statesville, N. C. Boyce Ge Coates Pastor —“HOINENG |OnSHIP 7 Orean Prelude @rganist Call To Worship (Congregation Standing) A&ll Hail The Power of Jesus’ Name Let Angels prostrate fall; Rring forth the royal diadem And crown bim Lord of all, Bring forth the royal ciadem; And crown Him Lore of all. A=men Invoert fon Pastor Hymn "Fairest Lord Jesus" Sunday 7 oe Report Mr, Mullis Morning Prayer Choral Response Welcome Announcements Hymn abu RAlas, and Did® Frese — of Tithes and Offerings Prayer Script Docu tio. 279 "He Lives On High" Choir Message Pastor Invi tation Hymn No. 15) "My Jesus, I Love Thee” The Logd's Supper "lest Be The Tie The Church in Training - - = ~ 7:00 P. M. Lvening orshij Organ Meditation Creanist Hymn Nos 56 "T am Thine, © Lerd” Tr-ining Union Report Mrs. Sherrill Evening Prayer Welcome Announeements Hymns @f Your Choice Evening Offering Scripture Reading astor Special Noe 275 "T Know ‘hom I Pave Lelieved" Vessage Pastor Invitation Hymn Noe 166 "J'13 Bive For Him" Paptismal Service Closing Preyer Postlude i sil tan Merick Cosi, 9 Vi, ? 9 Children. wrt £14 psp. WiLL (777% LOVELAGE ‘Conrad J.Maire by Edith Downey - 2/66) (be chedtrom’ ‘letter of Mrs. Dewey to J.Maire, 2/26/66 - in part) x » Robertsoa lined up Wa. L. (ovelace) son of Francis of Baltimore Co. a8 father of John B. * jare wap a intends Loveless - 1763; John Lovelace, 1739; Thomas Lovelace, 1745, and others te Charles Co., Md." Be MRS. fight Sophrona Lovelace Pogrterfield sent me the names of children of: Capt. Reagon Lord Lovelace and his wife Anna M. Hadden: ( / stows an line porn Oct. 13, 1824 in Ky, : rn 1. Eamit married qotay Peterson 2. Alby 3x John 4, Jemes - eptlennae: 5 Sophrona 6. Colonel Monroe” 7. Carry eet # @ @ €6€@ €& @ Te Penang. gaviad the feBleing frome. Titer. to her iti Aeaes: Didnt Tiintanile-8 Avshives of Maryland - ¥ol. XVIII: Record of Md. Troops in Continental Service, Feb. 83,1776: Resin Beal; Cupt. Will of Archibald Lovelace, 1845, Wilkes Co., N.C, - mentions Reason Beal, his nephew. Will of Reason Beal, 1348, Wilkes Co., NC. Wife, Mary Beal i : Sons! Bon(Ev5 2) OF} ag < mithics, ?) Archibald q Gg 7 Slater Dans.! Mary Amelia Wright SA\S Miles Johnson: "A descendant of Amelia Wrigh. or his wife told me that Amelia oon eee Loas daughter ‘Sur ae and Millicent Lovelace <——->’One Millicent) was és ister’o hibald }wdace, the [ Lovelace and his wife Elinor, ~ sattner icent _jov€lmee married er Francis. Above Archibald Meveieas aleo had a siater Mary Ann. arwibald Lovela » had Ro children." ede. bert Onde © Ud * ~ en nett *e@*eeeoe ee & & * ,* jl v ( ‘pty GUL a 1 eee (, jraryle A ./-2 199R . fee 1 Lhd fit“ en . i? feo = ‘ 7, ; sietigher, CE ~ hay Face aa a i i. cal —ntef Mrs. R. Shaefer Heard Box 246 West Point, Georgia 31833 bith Punday 1766 ei Dow tw. hives Tones 2 me few eee oe Meee eps To omv- Sa met Anas wathtllrs “lhaut Fawnise sae ay sir) [Mae dorsynhy oy mb. 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Kenmore Ave. Apt. 919 A Alexandria Virginia 22304 — ious it < Ot 1. ba Oe cae » Leve lace inferma Liew - % rhiret, writin +e Mas Rrsws ager Bach. will-~ Vow del net ‘ awd ie . : Tam net sabisprdd Het Toh. — T,8 tis oe tO 4 oo Cenrtin t break His — hows | get hae poss We John of Mi anes “Fromee 1724, ot Hedy ef Van mad 0 | Ahan! 1747 R. ch mon A tol "7 hod hel) Swan - Dusen ae Hun. bill tabs it with me nut Pome. i ake t ba flats coor its alums a A) dete nat ee pind, a Wish ers murck ae: q et oo ead, + Rau, picture o¢ Fat Tabbao Lenslene whit no brs hos dieses thaws (5S possible nni tw 4, Charles I ere hwy na my (Teas) of R: hac = hey ‘ y Yolw, Baptist, Ouse pu aun Lye YL at f Wi Al ae Er lwe ovat rs 1666 Tide do dood, wat te ¢ip4t) at Lyndasys -— lon Ednard org « Lea it Hig ye Ti poof ake Laeege ) Fleanor Lowlis remitted quit rents on kee Debt Book, Charles County, Liber 1756, folio Fleanor Loveless likewise remitted rent on le: County Liber 1767, folio 45. "Batchelor'ts Forrest" of 125 acres was surveyed 29, 1725. On December 13, 1745, Jonn Lawson REF: Charles County Rent Roll, folio 406. Land "Job's Comfort" of £00acres was surveyed at « bound poplar standing near a bound Gun Herd's land. In or about 1707, it was possesset Co. Rent Roll, folio 221, Land Office. This paper is a copy of the original, loaned Virginia McKinney Turner, Dallas, Texas. Mrs. R. Shaefer Heard West Point, Georgia Teh Bb 1959_ Dav In 4h wamn— bw | . aR- J neenued hhh» a J}w, Lalas Ad Fuller o pe ~ J Ihab porary, Lie As aeow ae Janw ho moe mm aabaile g lips f pot Sot whe te - = — lnrd are nse Uy uses high - AL ie a Meacruded ne 7 ae ) nusel 4) Ke: ‘ - we pyar ts) sekam” Yulliv- HK hat pase f nee } q any 4 aAneo ma), a ee | vA v — piapt 9 courer the below enon _ whieh 3S asub hau j f . ies hark sme Brsregh a tale mn Meulgsmers Ale ath me 4 4 : whet & fad ow Ue Laurleee AT nvvily, - whieh werk pruh. hal S am twcloeing co fois 9 a (SB sebh Lali pide 4 t. esut nw AAhee- bade ’ : of f i/ f Ke 4D y ster, 4 (Nitty “adully joa, Ae tutuAta ube 4 popha itth, VO tat 5 ¢ - in tle 4A chberiia, Ais 7. 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AA pind rv hv Gertaldoney OVA GAYA. , want OK hs 7 me 4 7 yr Bh, shee DO dled: ? /Nagagtwe tichl AA DA MLLALAAA 41a a/ Y woe 2333 NEBRASKA AVE WASHINGTON 1¢ lost & note somewher that Mrs, Kennedy is ° 7 7 + JOHN was the Son of I ¢ (es Ce Butler NO married Prather, [ remember my Aunt Martha } ind my mother ; Hirem Prather, & neighbor, Thome s Lovelace, will 1829, hed Anhe who marrieg Ssemee Prather, He was the mn, J bel: 0 snomes PRA er, O Married V4 mie Hobey, 4 think he mist have been married before ne came Tron but my memory ig that Virginia Gf@q before he did children, @énd he rd “Sond Rethe} ther was a deughter of Thoma s i? Erandmother - deughter reconstract this from a ’ iavenoted from th and Howards ¢ intermarried. time I hope you will ge ie through that section. Creek end steyed with one of the Prathers he hed known ryland people - using the re leprning and never o a knowledge of the trith," he cor ted to the me of his congregetion had ruth, or words t thet effec [ would think the Lovelace that of Thomees—sfTt- 1829,-—or 0 in the neighborhood. He merried I wué¢went to VYilkest of Eleanmox. He had been a “local preach He 1a S wife was fc Hows ra Dr. Fugene wife wasp Flizebeth Lovelace, on They never knew who her father was ls} - now whet e@ me: k lal by the } 5 his very rembling, but A } DP [ bivicetiy 2333 NEBRASKA AVENUE WASHINGTON 16, D.C unexoecte " > "ent on the Opening dav a’ ? 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Conte an Thnk fun Gor es - x ee Ae.’ Sate. a 4 — oe 7 et 9 canbe hig, nt hg Feo fled - 9 Glevk Ke 1 6 nth re cnete eg LOVELACE. Coat of arms: Gules, on a ehief indented argent, three martlets sable, . Crest: UP ingis ott ts (page 196, "americana, Illustrated, Vol. XXXVII, First Quarter, No. by E943) by Aine rican = storical Company, Ine .6 9)! | s (AD os 3 OR Stout belive ol a «Binet fi a” <3 : “Sir William Lovelaca, Might, son af Wiliam arid Anne (Lewes) Lovelace, was baptized tage Ste Alphege, Causterburyy Kent,. Hngland, Sept. 5°, 156%, sid died a resident of Canterbury; between October 6 and Ostober 19,/ 1629." His principal residetice was Lovelace Place, Betheraden, although his later days were epent at Canterbury. He appears in the Bethersden parigh records in 1588, 1590, 1615 and 1627. He was admitted to Grav’s Inn in 1580. He was knighted for’ the part he took in suppressing a rebellion in Ireland, as shown in Shaw's "knights of England,” (Vol. II, page 97): “July 30, 1599, Sir William Lovelace knighted by the Earl of Essex, lord Lieutenant of Ireland at the rising of the oamp-after the fight. in Ophatty." Nov. 27, 1604, licen@ewas given 'To Sir WM Lovelace to serve in the wars under any Christian State or Prinee in’ league with his ia jesty during pleasure'.” "He was a member of! the Virginia and an incorporator of the Third Virginie Charter ‘ > hé was one 6 Magistrates of Kent who jade the rate.” "—~""Hlw will, Gated Ook. 6, and proved Oct. 19, 1629, disposes of personal property, but .of mo real estate. - Doubtless he deeded his lands tio his son William, during the ee the latter, who, by his wi disposed of lands formerly belonging to his grandfather, William Lovelace {1525-1677)}." 6 , Sir Williem Lovelace married about 1580 Elizabeth gucher, daughter Of Edward and Mabel (Ui isher, af Bis Opsbourne, Co. Kent. aig.” blizabeth (aueher) Lady, Lovelace / was buried Dec. 3, 1627, in Canterbury Cathedral. Their son was! Sir William Lovelace, who was baptiged at St. Alphege, Cariterbury, Bng-, Pebsi2, 1583/4, and died Aig. 12, 1627: Thoughf usually: known as “Sir William Lovelace of Woolwich,” he is styled in his will and in the inquisition post mortem on his landed estate as "Sir William Lovelace, the younger, of Bethersden.” He was « member of the VIRGINIA Company and an incorporator of the second Virginia Charter In 1609. He was a soldier by profeseion and took part in the last siege of the Groll, Holland, where he was killed. Rngland and Holland as members of the Protestant Alliance were then at war with Spain, and Lovelace fell only a few days before the stronghold of the Groll was recaptured by \the allies from the Spanish. His will dated July 15, 1622 was proved June 23, 1628. He married about 1610, to Anne Barne (1592-1682/3 ) daughter of Sir William Sarne, Knight (who also subsoribed to the Second Virginia Comany) by His wife, Mine (Sandys) Barve, daughter ot Wek Waverend Ravin Sendys. D.0., ‘Archbishop of York, by his second wife, Cecily (wilsford) Sandys, (a direct descendant of Magna Charta Barons and English Royalty). Their children were: 1. ANNE LOVELACE, born about 1611, County Kent, England, named in her father's wi ll "To my daughter Anne Lovelace, ail my stock and adventure in the East India Company, with all the profits thereon to be paid her at her age of teanty-one or marriage." In her mother's will, dated May 15, 1632, she received the following bequest: “To Anne Gorsage (Gorsuch) my daughter my third suit of diaper which IT made in the low Countries”.. Anne Lovelaod married Rev. John Gorguch of Weston, Co. Hertford, Bneland, and after his death anne (Lovelace) @orguch and six of her children came to Virginia, where she died On a staff raguly vert an eagle displayed argent. (Burke: "General Armory « \eani nt beliih , lancaster County, Virginia about 1662. (This is m 2, ul lara). Her som Richard Gorsuch (my line), and Charles Gersuch end his brother Lovelace Gorsuch moved from Va.t Md. 2. RICHARD LOVELAGE, born Dec. 9, 1617; died in London in April, 1658. He was one of the Justices of Kent, and was selected to present to the House of Commons a petition from Kentish Royalists in King Charles'I's favor, for which he was committed in April 1642 to pipe Prison, London, where one of his best known poems was written "To Althea from rison. 5. Thomas Lovelace horn about 1619-20, came to America, and died a resident of Staten Island, New York, in 1689. He was with his brother Francis Lovelace, when the latter was Governor of that Province. He married Mary (surname unknown). 4. Francis Lovelace, born about 1618, in 1652 wes in Virginia, later was appoin British royalist and eOlonial governor of New York and New Jersey (1668-1673, unmbil N.Y. was captured by the Dutch July 80, 1675; allowed religuous freedem, promoted trade, etc. he returned +o Mncland where he died 1675. — 5. Joan Lovelace m. Robert Caesar. over) Kural route Bowen, Lllinois 62316 November 17, 1969 Mr. T. EB. Swann R.l, Box 147 Statesville, N.C. Dear Wr. Swann We certainly do appreciate your sending us the letters from Mrs. Stone 1959 concerning the Lovelace line. Yes, the Robert Nelson Lovelace she mentioned is of my husband's line; he was my husband's uncle ~ a brother of my husband's mother. kHobert Nelson Lovelace died in March 1965 just a few days after the death of my husband's mother, fYhey are both buried in Palmyra, Marion County, Migsouri. We have a copy of the record of the Lovelace family that Kobert Nelson Lovelace compiled. Hkobert Nelson Lovelace was superintendant of the Palmyra, Missouri schools many years ago when his Ghildren were small, I do wish we could find some record of the John Lovelace who was the father of our Nelson Lovelace b, 1801 in Iredell Co. N.C. It seems this Mre. Stone could be correct in thinking that the John Lovelace of Wilkes Co., married twice and his 2nd wife was Garah Cash and they had son Nelson. We have wondered who his widow Sarah Cash went with when she moved to Woodford Co., Kentucky? Possibly she went with some of her family. Concerning the property of John Lovelace of Wilkes Co., I have a note in my fides saying a Moravian Land Grant Case in the courts was decided against John Lovelace in 1800 or 1802. Could it be he left Wilkes county after that and moved to Iredell county? I am returning the Mrs. Stone letters and your notes as I thought you would want to keep them for your files. Il have made a copy of this data for my files. i think it is remarkable that you at age of 87 have such a good memory and keep such an interest in this genealogical research. tThanke again for taking the time and trouble to look up this material and send it to me. if you should find anything further that might help me identify our John Lovelace, we'd appreciate hearing about it. Hope you have a very pleasant fhanksgiving Day next week, and a very happy Christmas next month. Sincerely, oT *"UDTBeEarI | Arowsu poos & a3 AMS FT Io OO8T UF é [ 9AOT uyor e8T9 WUBIN pu) ETABION °OD SONTT# eAOCT UO lO 14 Butureouc a aus ATqQtssog quem UseD Yyeaes ‘MOT pey Aeyu. pues use. y *°0D BOATTIA JO sdBTsAC eq ptnod euc ye ' TOSI °Q @edBTeAOCT UO u u uuof e214 jo elem y TT »>TR rrr . ATIAC , rc rf a ~= I ueum OSe sxesk Aue loous tI? 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Le Me ee i part a fy [Tt m9 Riel Ch te Hi + Juco ep CL howe 4 rk fax é. oe = Typ fel Lf LJ fA un Soa ns Gf Sk - / 7 4 &~ Ref Bd'y | / 4 ; prcertr_ et BY BO -/SSLH, q o f ys L~Cé 2 . ; te (a OO Cz a . f 7 ~ mh Z-R-Z, » CAS - (£ oS i “oO lower Naya AK ml ) } lr mterh [in~Kkdowr Neth a —~ : | : {FC5" GF — rose “HOIW "INTH “e 3A¥ diTlind BZCE é SiuvH NaTly ‘SEW-ENY ‘uw ee. >” ; Ag he ote Give ky - / yp ; , Ath. /F% ao | a ae Trg. iis : : ug voll at eee of your information on the Prather ling. “I knew aa I have Y ney have other dats scattered a an my ‘thet I have, Tan Say eae UM Ginter aie, oon of Baran K end Kis wife, amin wes born Kay _ th 1820, me 6 gate ite and hie wife’ Anne: vas veraden lh, MF. atters that have been vrittes te me re: fpd information that I have nage os "g fm anstin's sehenieatias Gaetan of Tenens We never wuation will iead, Sincerely, (iss) Fay Lovelace PO Bex 514 Be Oe: Texas 418 august 28, 19°72 Mrs, John D, Gilpiz ir, 1.2. Sveum 5134 Leek Lemond Reute 1, Bex 196 Heousten, Texas 77035 Statesville, H.C. 28677 Mrs, Luther I Kelly, ¢r Mrs, Glenma Middlebrook 18 Kl Pase Drive 482 Albert Bown, Le 70360 Shreveport, Leuisiane 71105 Mr, JK, Lovelace x Hote’ It has just occtrred te m thet I shevld introduce 236 Muisache ive # ER you people to each other. Mrs, Ulpin ds my lates? find. Sen intenio, Texas 76212 In fact, she found ms by getting ay nem from q telephens directory iu a librery in her home towme Mra. Kelly is a Yrs. T.L. Lovelace jewel as is Mr, Swann, Mrs. Melly is texing ue back te the Tl Washington nobility in our family. M. Svann has helped ue se wender~ Big Spring, Texas 29720 fully fer years. "rs, T.L.Leveiace's husband is « grandsen @ of Uncle Allen # Levelaces Mrs, Middlebroeks is q wonderfulge Dear Folk, gtandeby om the buncen gide. dRe q. e tirelegss searchers . The date given in this letter is ef interest +e each of yeu. in seme iuetancep I may re~- . information that you already know muck mere about than I» Wilferd Timer Levelase b 1655 is a direct descendant ef John Baptist and Eleanor, 1 have | im Mallewille, Texas and it seom that hie family scattered fren was a brether ef a James Leveiace, great grandfathe sg, Muschel, with vhem I have had quite extensive eorrespendence, In 1&6 he visited seme of bis family, | suppose 4 Geergia, Me vrete his family recerd in « peek fer « relative whom he was visiting. Here +s degeonts I Jom Baptist and Eleaner Lovelace} 1 Charles and Catherine Beall Levelaes; J ia Jelmsen Lovelace; a. Anes and Flizebeth Tabitha Tomlinson Lovelace; (a) Widmer Timer Levelees whe vas married three times,- (1) Philadelphis Mlakely, (2) Bettie Bichardpen, (9) Mettie'e sister, Dena Riebardsen, When my nephov, William Wayne Levelace of Pa, Werth, texas, and I visited in Statesville, ¥.°. im May, 1963, 1 was told about « rela~ tive vho remembered the viskt of Wilner Tier Levelees only as being frem Texas in 1896, Gascent that I gave i2 establighing #y elegibility Ser panbership im the Dak. nt ~ Hational Manber is 559772 and I vas sémitted inte membership June 11, 197 through the ser@ ek I om beginning this section with the infermatien thet I have on John & Lovelace emf his wife Elcaner. Jehan Baptist Levelace » 1712 Charles Goo, M4 m Eleanor 1750 3 Maryland 4 and buried in Ma will proves 826-1765, Charles Levelace : ’ several records of John Zaptist ané Fleaner Lovelace among whieh are their vills. The vill ef Jobm Baptist fs filed Be 33, Liber cc p 327, Mab") Archives, » Mi. Pleaser = Themes Rebey fellewing the death of Johs Baptist Levelage and moved Ce., N.C, er wil) is filed es Kleaner Rebey in Salisbury, Rewan Ce., B.C. Be 2, in Lewis Censtery whieh is about 10 ailes east of Statesville, GG. ~ Charles Levelace (1730-1796), Revelutienary War ancestor, vas pera in Charles Ge., Md. ie married Catherine L, dern 1 in Frederiek Ce, May This marriage was ca 1766. ie 17% Char), , The will ef Charles Lovelace (L7eL Te, : ¥ is reeerded, en Yrodell Co., H.C, Book I, page 5. le wae buried im Iredell Gos, ¥.C- oe (1772 = 7-20-1829), son of Charles and Cather ime Beall Levelace. Thenad Lovelace » 17%, Prederisk Ce., Wd, married 1796 Amelia Dysen, ders L777 , Ma, ‘This couple is beried in Levis Geuetery, Iredell Ge., HG, The-wili of : xt lise of desesnt is not es fellevses ee o "Charles Lewlace sea Milly kis th 1795 on qurday" and Item #20. ~ “Willian Leviace eight son vas bers Way ‘he Sanday". I have no vay of kneving vo meds this List ner vhen 4% wos made wut we been made by seme member of the Themas Lovelace family as the day of the week of ha | Wirth is given for each of the ten ebiléren. It is alse noted that the first ¢ is omitted Le «]7<1796 te 5-14-1877F ves bern in Iredell] Ge BG. Carelina, His first ae we Soe © Dep Tete MY 12-4 701796 te ) and Rebecca gum Merrow Deed shew Martin B Levelace bern iz Greene Co, im B and Mary S Lovelace were the parents of 12 : married and had familics, Martin 5 Levelace died i F this is buried in NXXIAMXE Inglish Cemstery, Jonhan, Alen "A" Lovelace married 7-2 miles nerth ef Benhan, Yex, I, '» perded in Willew Wild Cemetery, ‘Texas. Sinee I have werked se shall copy a very interesting chart that I have worked out on thems Ge,, Tex pat fi E les Lewleee 53 M Farmer Herth Carelina 12/17/1796 Rebecea A Merrow e837? z 12/27/1798 Willigm Pinkney *" Qh MM Laborer " " 4/23/1830 John Washington * is 4s " " 12/ 5/1831 feng Jackson “Dack" * 15 " " 8/30/1833 W ea & Tlineis e/ 6/1835 Martin Bagarley ,. @w2 s " 2/13/1837 Thomas A "Tin" " 4 ® " 5/26/1839 dmelda Maria Lovelace (Married Harvey 3 Lerten) 12/5/182_ Allen M Lovelace 10/25/1625 Douglas = * 6/1/184_ 1860 Census fer Fannin Go., Tex Allen M Levelace 3% 464M «(Garpenter Herth Carelina (Betes I, Fay A. Levelace teek eaciath = —* x =«€6F Tliineis these census reperts years age pemglas ® i2 Texas frem microfilms in the Dallas * li ss « Texas Public Library. I may not ¥ " 1 F " have read them correctly, ) 1660 Census fer Fannin Co,, Tex Alen K Leve 55 (Netes Allen M Lovelace is buried in Brown Cemetery by the Aoonith " as 54 side ef his father, Charles Levelace (1'796#1877) ix th) i er Fannin Co., Tex 1880 Census DM Levelace 32 Elisa J * 26 Willis " oF Benjamix * 7 Riley * 5 Dells . a Effa . 5 me 1860 Census fer Fannin Ce., Tex Charles D Lovelace 27 Texas Lew (Maiden name Holt) 28 Ke Ruma 6 Texas rthw i " live in Okla. 3417 B West 20, Oklahoma City, Okla 73107. tery ef thie Charles Levelace Ke vas married three tines death eé@ Rebecca Amn Lovelace in Fannin dim descent is Martin Beggarley Levelace, sen ef Charles Levelace | 7) & OT a-27-1798 te 12-10-1853) Charles and Rebecca m Cemetery whieh is about 4 miles nerth of Benham, Texas, Fannin Oe» Charles land im Texas om 2-18-1848 as a resident of the State ef » Til married 1-31- 1663 his first cousin te William and Sarah Ann Helman Lovelace. ehildren, six of whem lived te be grown, ~26-1903 and Mery 3 Lovelace died 3-21-1293. Levelace bern 4-12-1872 about 3 miles north of Benham, Texas, Thomas 71-1898 Ella Haseltine Starnes whe was bern 7-27-1874 about 5 Fay Allen Levelaee, am the oldest child of "@" and Ella Leve- 16, 1925 and my mother died June 19, 1937. ‘This couple is hard on the descendants of Charles and Rebecca Aun Lovelace, | fge Sex Occupation Birthplace SIME Record of Charles copied by The ene with whem I have corresponded is Lurline, Mrs, William L. MeGewan, s itds his family | Bash ef his first marriage was te Priseilla last name Rebecea Aum Merrew, ‘The third mar- os = * fexas, ‘They are the parents ef ny Fay A Levelece in ca 1926Birthdate This Charles D Levelace was a sen of Allen M Levelaee and is buried in Brown Cemetery) le was married twiee Three daughters by the second marriage | i e aunt, Mrs, John Gale at 247 Cum- @epied the BIBLE ef ber father, Charles Levelc-« much werbal infermatien. She teld me that Mand Asentth Lovelace were » Charlie, Ettie, Resiiec, Recerds Bk 37, p 116 & 117 I read « recerding vhere- was empowered to sign a note dated 11/9/1889 fer Lovelace deceased, C.D, Levelece, B.F. and wife, a Grange: » Bttte, George Megan and wife, Rella all ef whem appeared a3: i Se-,) Tomas. Amether signer ef the instrument was D.M. Levelace whe ! went befere a we e, Tex, The address of all except D.M. Levelece seome te have been Pottsville, have more information on descendants of Allen M and Sens, alias Sena, aliag Asenith Levelacs but I will net detail this infermatien here as I have already sent this te the fanmilios, ‘ Our Charles Levelace (1796-1877) was ¢ wealthy men se far as land went, It is his oa, [ F ; met been able te trace, iy father always spoke of this persen as "Uoele Mm", It eee he lived somewhere in the San Angele, Texas erea but I have never bean te make ah Sure connection, I understand that onc of bis sons, Earl, at one time lived im or meat Portaies, Sev Mexice. In this connection, I weuld like te note that the family ef a sad Sarah in Hoknes Lovelace bs kept im eleser tgych with cach other, ‘The Levelaces ®, AL ; Mexiee is of eur WR. Levelace of the sheep and cattle fire in yp Mev Mexies is c grandsen of Charles (2796-1877), Se many of our family have the same given name that the we of dates is t imperative; fer example, I have a brother, Chagas whe hes « sen, Charles, I hade a nephev, John (whe incidentally is on the editerial staff ef the CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE and TO-CETHER mogazines) and thie Jehn has e sen, John whe is alse planning a college course in a university in Worth Csreline in religiow jouraslism, Lota > y 7 oltre acugh: 5 mcngtiandygthAaccmgtl eva time were gwned by the Leve- laces, My brothers and J continue te own about 200 eores of that land, f : : i it or af MePhail ~ Inglish ~ Creens ~ Bhapin fauilies, Ihave te DB heart really slewed me down in the fall of 1967, My fam- » Decans, and their many eff-sheote have been north of Benham ‘ou see I haw se many interest dn Fannin Ce, Then, toe, I taught ars, havirg taught my first schoel in the same community where Mr, - there were many years difference in our serving thet comeu- a seeial worker for the State ef Texas, About 10 pears of of Fannin Ge, A larger part of the remainder of my social Thie all means that I have se many interests, 207 4a the recording ef a deed on 9/21/1858 whereby of land on Caney Creek out of Patent # 36 Vol 2 Class September 23, 1846, CGensiderations*leve fer our naturel eof Oliver Clevinger", 160 A wag the amount ef land. Recerdst Bk A nego 184 Mereh 4, 1856 0.8. Clevenger married i by dele Doatherage, MG, I have a number of other marriages "To Wégatn Wis Wane Reza Raising, BA, p 5 3 feed thts atatlon on a bait ant oaths ss Seth Shipman as principal and 5.0. Leeks and A-E> Pace os 00 the 14th of August 4 D 1852 by %, St 2 Peace in Beat #1, Janmin Us, Taxag, The Taaireeent ves signed if g ; g Ege F ‘ i i i? é g & j i & iE : F gi f : fy i Hi! : ere i aE | i “ingerely, Misa) Fay hevelaes 4) by v4, James H. C. Martens Oo 317 Grant Ave Highlar Pe oe Neu 1a sey 08904 bo Ait ptidewle can te a t Soe ManW, urtan ar aa eer or on The Fata. olbinicdie Bt. Rae ft ote UR Were ab hr «i Ware NX, Q, OU newt? s hone he tury Thane ad he off. 8 to Tah aah | wade tho 7 aa ure The traf) plies eleva Wa yop 6 pe ‘Die e. Fauve diroctary | > — Kea mothn wrra Aele van 4 es woud aor Vike Yo dos. bas oe Call L ~ per aauresid TH LTlor, urtlon ¥ wrote ads, Bat ate haven { 4) vnalowal), Or cues) “re Te. : Jags l iggy ahs cgivead fom Ruta ds ~ twtr 2 (of lr Te ack lang He [9 ) orl “he toa olod 65, AsA me LE. ng lt slated oslo V1. 3 fe te oO of sinvdan (,¢ { Loge me Ty | ’ C; 4 > Ne, ac 0 Ath (caching | is cy, Shen acd Dh a vs) Qu wriloh - a ae Reclyperer, <A tk date sc fame Te fire a LB 22t, No.5 — Nope + to ft AL RL aye MLO-OW - SLU Ce “ Lx, a. aryl \ VL YW or Kod: , , Ra Rte Dererete L / Cm Bees A lk te} MRs. |... MUSCHEL ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA + ef. .22 : J Lawn tink hin a Lt) an frrmvaTinn, PiLaen. [Mu eoaeall he ae Ahn Leto OP AT ae Man as D de al AX. WW 0uUKh hit OF Lan ar i. py PLE f . DW. Han 5 MW (Lengarrne a Tota. foun a ghd, AiR, Wro4 v | at — f : ; 1 I E = > eee OW 2. AR ~ A , d..... Y KA LA. / AA/ L- e Ry A Ay A > Saw Yao Mat. S Karte dl wh aA & f bey oe herd vy Waimea ~~? yk aed a Q Oe Divas me © - ia Gm : re ‘ TU ABA ~~ y ri ait we oA MAA wet o 2D \ { fS-CT AW Ih“ es Ju >,’ x { A/\ 4 4% of . \ Wh { } OME NH Gann ner ae AK Aat. ov . JS uw AGL De bn ftrr~ + TA. . G ) ¥OIU AM ~~ ngXX on / A EX. “.. "hy Ss SR oe ae 2 + RE gael at xs a See ¥ a a o ee en ee AO Ee ORE RON ga iia aoe ; 2 ee ae ‘ ; ’ Ages aie E - Be ee <s Ee ee i " 712 NH. ¥. 21st : har a Oklshome City, Oklahome «= - November 14, 1963 : Deed i. Swann : i _ It was my good pleesure to receive a long letter | frog Ure. Toney Storey, plus severe] pages of her J on notes, yesterday. She certainly wrote a most + interesting letter. She does not heve her Johnson : limpege proved beyond Benjamin Johnson. Sr., dat with © . » and our combined efforts, nsybe we will . | ap withesomething worthwhile one of these days, es ae YOU presumed, Mrs. Storey has been having © pr@bleas upon probdlens with her renching activities. They had had a rain just a day or so before she rrote, so maybe some of her problems will be eased, 4 _ Have also had another letter fron Mra. Musoh¢! this week. Think I wrote to you that I hed done sq hey grandmother Sarah Jane of her ) € P “She still trip some day. : _ ..J hope to be sble to send vou a letter reletive t@ the friend interested in the Jennings line who @ the Stdteaville trek. I think she ¥411 Rive Mo~ a-report so i cen anewer vour questions not later then me midfle of next week. : = Some genealogists keep #11 the lend records they son get their hands on, but 1 see no particular velue ® them anleds they dd some valuable limks to your Seords. I appreeirte your offer relative to the Jemes Sperpe land records, but 1 don't believe the end resnits ate worth the trouble to you. : x ae ure. ag eg os to oeeld me ae Beall Fasily ~ eox. That I am loo forwerd to as it proves Ay im to Minden Beoll, an eerly Maryland Diones?r bern wa 500 and 1625, ? ; | ae ae 2 ; Again, many thank for all your help, Isn't there — my more record searching I osn do for yeu? [fh Sincerely yours, — We fla oe e > wh Kor - A) Aa Fhe . : Ap Co ; Y Ua “{- arde, he “WN anrker tar Wn — Vo ¢ A Gh. Katee <., Kia en ft / - oS " Coa 42 Wi cr2 8d Ler r aan S oe ON On oe Re 6 i : aku a” [3a - Me <p d Bad MeO | £ // ce | a A “Ko I ds vt Co “ named Hf 3 au Xo, Kua TT -~s / re j COW aD Ay AHr.< / }QAN — ie mi JO JZ 3 ‘ : fA {<4 Ps ee ( Vad K€. ca ee mM ee ae, Ut a 4 hy 7 at ATK I cp * sted Ld ney Le ona V Cf é - —— = a t e ” ( Yp f& t A4uab, r We . e oun ce fa | len, Miss Gay Lovelace P.O. Box 514 Bonham, Texas 75418 4~1-69 Dear Mr. Swann: I'm just busting out at the seams over the letter from Dr. Austin C Levelace a copy of which 1 am sending yeu. I'm also enclosing my last letter from Ann Crawford Guthrie, I'm wondering if the Aunt Ola of whem Dr. Levelace speaks is the Mrs. Ola Miller Jehnsen eof West Point, Georgia. Since Dr. Levelace's ancesters carried the Crawferd name as a given name, I'm also wondering if this is the line that Ann Guthrie is loeking fer, If it is net too much trouble, pou may return Ann's letter, I do not need the copy of Dr. Leve- lace's letter, It is really amusing how I got a response out of him when he must be such a busy man but 1 learned of his address threugh my nephew, Jehn, whe has sung Dr. Levelace's compesi- tien at two ef our fanily weddings. It is a geergeous wedding prayer. John Allen has also written me that Dr. Levelace is on the staff for the revision ef the Methodist Hymnal. John Allen is Bill's elder brother. He has meved with his clan back te a suburb of Chicage, 111 as he is new on the editerial staff ef the CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE and TOGETHER, twe publications of the Methodist Church, My nephew, Bill, has returned te St. Croix from a dour ef Peace ZéM Cerps in Africa where French is being taught. I believe that I wrote that he is teaching Peace Corps trainee werkers French. Sincerely, dt Me J? é WE Aba Run Creel . ah Le pee ay oe / he Mee bie LC gt e. uo G++ . ‘ —— & “a pe om ane 1 at ag ht 2 ae pee tp. ce 1 tien Fre ae ot ot fate bal wag. F Oe « BY. 515 WEST BELL STREET STATESVILLE, N.C Dear Mr. owann, Thanks so much for the newspaper ‘-- pings. i have checked my notes but fail to find anything on Ail ed Monroe Levelacgebca 1655 @ 6-24-48. Wake Forest must have had many illustrious sons. 1 pian to write Marc Lovelace who | lecated in Florida. Maybe he will have more fami than Dr. Austin C Lovelace seemed to have. i ¢@s tne clipping en the music serkshep in Seutheasterr 12-14, 1962 as the William J Reynolds whe helped workshep is Mary (Mrs. John Allen Levelace)8s brot Allen is my nephew and a brother ef Bill. bild makes his home in Nashville, Tenn and is en tne music staff in some capacity. I'm about to decide that this eld hen is able te collect the Loveiace brood under one Please give me suggestions as to now to use. 1 certainly understand why My wanted te stay near tne seemed to be so many & I finally had a le’ and new she is showering so happy te have any ane been thinking of writing Nerth Carolina counties te fer me at not toe expensive knew when my grandfather vhar] 5-14-1877 left N. Carelina. ever ewned any land in N.Car. under his own name. know someone personally in statesville wne could @1 a really dependable searchinf of files for mes Hew can I get the family cennectiens ef Alfred Levelace? Miss Messe Eaten Reute 5 Mecksvilie, N.C. 27028 Dear Miss Eaten; ; Recently, Mr. T.E. Swann ef near Statesville, W,C, me your address as I hed requested informetien en Te church, Cementery and background of wy ancesters, OP end Elisabeth Wilsen Frest who are burled in the ; Darying.greund near Cama, Davey Co., H.C, This ME site ef Squire Boone und hiy wife, se ‘ Mf daughter of FE, & E, Frost s David lelnar. ; i Were the parents of ny great grand i. whe married Willian Levelace, 2 Came te Fannin Ceo, Texas arriving — their hems about 10 miles east of 5 u, ie vie my wilerstending that the fomi}ics ine] uding vid Helmans vere quite active in the faten aptist a My interest As dete has stoned fren a Visit that a phew I made te Mr, Svannés heme near Statesville ip ip 2963, Lately, my int eat has been revived threugh "Calenia) Gntobes in Nerth Carelina* which pam the "Esten's (Dutehmon Greek) Beptist in Rewan er Iredell Ce, ¥# (Mise ) Fay Levelace Mr. T.E. Swann Rt 1, Bex 1% Statesville, N.C. 28677 Dear Mr. Swann, Thanks so very much for your letter dated 5/22/1972, I perticularly want to thank you for calling my attention to my not giving the Lewis Cemetery as being near Statesville, N.C. The more I wander around mentally and the more I travel the more careless I become it seems, I am mailing a copy of this letter to Mrs. Cartlidge. Yes, I om interested in the Prathers because my great grand- father Charles Lovelace seems to have respected the Prathers so much as he has several entries in his BIBLE which I copied in about 1926. It was his oldest sister, Anna who married Hirem H Prather in 1818, I will mail you a copy of the ine formation which I believe that you have sent to me. I have already mailedMiss Cartlidge a copy of this same information on thePrathers. This Charles Lovelace (1796-1877) We are having real sumer weather and I am having the worst bout cf hay fever in spite of the serum every week, Mever life have I had it this early, in my Oh, yes, I must tell you that I have orderd Mr, Fros ts I book and I am enjoying it immensely, P O Box 514 Bonham, Texas 75418 June 12, 1972 Dear Mr. Swann, As always, I am 20 happy te have notations fren you. I have so oftup wondered if it would be pessible to get a chureh history of those wonderful churches in your part of the State of North Carolina, Recently, 1 a versation with the Fannin Ce Clerk, I have work en the Brown Cemetery where my great grand parents, Charles & Rebecca Ann Merrew Lovelace are buried. She has requested me to do « history of the cemeteries of Fannin Ce., Tex whieh she will record se long as she is County Clerk, I am so slew and this would be such a detailed matter that I probably will ne er get mych dene on it, I would like to prepare a study somthing « Heard has done. I have done a study en our little chureh “out heme hovever, the old records have been lest but I do have a wonderful leg kept by the oldest brother ef my father that dates back to about 1881. I have had a request for information en Archibold Lovelace, brother ef my great grandfather Charles, as \a lady whe lives in Parsons, Kansas wishes te apply fer “D OR membership. IXRSEIMMMAXTMAXEXSAN From Mr. Roy R Rblmem, Rt 1, Bexl07, Sedalia, Me 65301 I have the mest extenfive study that he has made on the Holman family. I wonder if yeu have the geed fortune te have « copy of this information whieh he has done im four parte. Mr, Holman gives such a beautiful description ef the home built by David Holman. I sent him a picture of the house that Juanite Drake made when you and Mrs. Swann visited places of interest with her, her mether, and her husband, I knew that it will be of interest to you and Mrs. Swann that Juanitea's mother, te m - "Cousin | Lusy® - is having the time of her life making tours, trips, ete. Itm se happy for her es they werediligent and hard working farm people ~ that is, Cousin Lucy & Cousin Turner Cowart, Juanita's perents, I so sincerely hope that your ear trouble is righted with the least pessible inconvenience, I'm sorry that I am slow in answering Mrs. Heard but I have started se many more facets in genealogy that I seemingly neglect these that I appreciate the most. Best ef everything te both of yeu, b. rf es. ~~ oa mC eae we eh a PO Hex 51, April le, 197 ~ ae MISS F LOVELACE BOX 514 BONHAM TX 75418 OLGA ORR ER t fs + : Hoe qJ of tart 77 a a * >. a fe —~j—1 -* at: o | Aon, | S- fils thet eV a 3 call L L Zi — / i+<. ; ahr ee A -— ei / Ch. Page 2 tee that the 200th birthdate ef this chureh | | al news, wae” this _* scene sketeh was ‘dene by « great great grand- dangvier of Boomamer freat snd Wiisabetd Hilses. I am se happy te have it, Mrs. Rich alse amit sends me the aldose of the author of the beck, "Proste and Belated Faxilice". I plan te order this book right a vay. You had given mo the address but I had just failed te fellew up qm the Prost lines ‘the eddrese she sont for the beck is Mr. Wright W. Frost, 730 Cherekes Rw., Reaxville 29; fean, Mre. Rich alse sent me the address of a prefessienal researeher vite lives in Salisbury, 3.C. waigh ts as felleves Mre. Tayler, Researcher ef Genealogy, Wet Kerr Stree # 406, Salisbury, H.C. 26144. I shall centact her by letter real seen, I have not hell a repert from Mrs. Quren since she sent me the infermation which you checked over fer Sty, She did figs my name and address te her daughter, Mrs. Rebert A. Charpent tier whe lives ia Mt, Pleasant, 8.0.. I have net written the daughter but I did erie Mr, F.B. Gaither (Genealogist), 1005 Chesley Dr., Loulsville,Ky, 40219. I am enclosing Mr. Geither's tve istters te me with comments on the cnveleps. If yeu care te comment on any of his statements, plosse just vite your comment in on his letter, I believe that I am about to get seme leads on the Levelaces whe helped the Austins ia their colonisation plane ef Texas, I have hed some such rewarding information, I believe thet I an about fo mearthen some leads Yast vill help brs. Heard, It is all se slew & se dotailed, We UU ina -da granites tv yl ‘ Sincerely, Wie Fay Letelscs PO Bex 514 » Texas April 29, 1972 Yesterday, i received your letter written spri} 22, 1972. I'e se happy fer you & ® At the present, T am in ny ovn home in Souham by myself, 3 reapanae te your letter ica (gop tmarisd 5/24/72. ‘Thanks 0 very ough for the | rideowae:ly wee Baggarly, end either appeer,. The given name, Anee i ayed s pn pert 2 om a ae history ie a . ¥ | . rt ing Pre 4 é a ay ; . pinatesol the my granite | ad is buried de Be tines, me Tirst nite Was eisetlia | . , ie meer h dn 22 Menthe » = apri} da, 184 hare art ied Rebecoa = Morr OW, factenow 231 I cat learn Othe backgrowd of these two voum, 06" gs tn Tara aod 1 Nowe 212 of the date on thet marMtage that T need, Pasa Co ‘Texas 2850 Peneian Charles, Rebecca fin Morrow lovelsce and their’ 1 born 4 Pai ee ree alain ae nite oa REAAXEALYAASR IK 2 ARMA LX «5 “a » 10/25/1825, = . Sem tine durir | les and hi faatdy Jeft Worth Carolina for Greene Go,, 1) es the Gensus shor qn pret 1995 ‘to have bes ‘vert te Ty the family lott Ili for fexes prets! 4 Gases 1934 f Svenn 5 ise Lovelace # Geed @_ 1830 te. x cand in Jrotelt | | am g in Indians . shell dike a popes : te iy this Viney Listed belev 5 1 hs toe nition at Pea end dnote Dysen sitalincs vith Winks Wivthdatess. ve. * hae Uhtheg Be ay Elam Love 8/22/2798 Rae emase oe 5 Erasmus married J thabeld Levelacs part see is ‘ fieji,e 1 did net a + gave mynelf eopded the BILE Feoord ia a , couse thonas & wmeolia stg Lovelaes as well as on ‘thelee | ied his two wives, Priseiils and Rebecos ann Metreve I might afd thet Thongs & ia Dyson ere buried in the Lewis Cemetery As aboue 10 miles oo far from Mr. Svenn's heme, | . Sinserely, Fay Levelece wie Graveyard, Thonae vas the file, 1988) who was the son of , Mary owar County yi. C- her eirthdate de in Newman's f Thomas — dated Jeaseasises, re “1G ee Le ne Stimson. To Kye ne daughter ef ef Taemas and nk ! Left rn G. fer Miesouri, ¥, at on wacortein. mele i ‘thas of 1880 they app icant Ease : o. ——— penne aevedgen aged ode orn eC) S i * “a , 1g . MG. ey me pote: it. tat Sheir rus Ls ee; Sor 1660, -— * their ahi laren : “Be BS ie eve we ttn bern 1063, ip the senior ‘physician | Lovelace Tyee Albuquerque, B+ Mexs, eif@ th ¢ loeter ef the seme nate, ie a-son of Ggar , welage. Both are written up ‘in Who's Whe in | elle sii = Gees Tend, foe eee ae oe of Thoma ane Amerie: Lovelace A jetter axists weisten W ni s % nie “gous ins Daniel 0. Lasenty, from Fans . Betes 16860 Ne thing furt en Rs : rt in Baggerhy * Bee. 20, 7 16: oL ae Woenezer uolman and Levi en - ie a~ Ret : fect 3 Fy i ba een ,, ao : a Abi yh mn a Te. poreiees tA} ne ia said to Rave Arus the fourth. — ‘y Lasenty ) lpvelace > af. ; eed | £3 € Temes pevelace failed 40 name t¥O paised & femily in Fannin Gore Teves Ee : § -. mek ed 3 ite hace a < Warn. ys Pade: ae in Mere yo kK OE m 3 ? i gf” Z , ve rir “e ¢ 7, &, ‘-9 pthc 224 AF ve LA hod 4 ae Ad gee eS 4 } J fu (Ly af, ts ‘ / “ ; if ee & (Ki it A OF ge te iv. ai i i fin 3L- Cet ff ? : Lh hath to Lhe m3 gai ee < SP : yr Lheé tA» fe _ , “ , «& & ‘ , y . e ‘ Let + 2 id ere MP « c e @ < Any t y é Ps c ” ° 4 ve a Te 2333 2 * a . shedh 2 ; + e NEBRASKA AVENUE well 1844, and thet time at rs. oO beck to the Y. Ee Lovelace, land left jointiv ty > . i nome a tr: nesterrine about we COes Ve ocean Swe % * — - ¥ “ / nad won ‘ apie Bt Moen hh -“ca ag! iy fou Y Corerele ey ? v7 p nen B- A K-B O11 La af ft a yeine omem wisit. note which I can't Mas Ne and “tillia: William » i ne aig tea Se naetowae- fet Ce. ~~ lex eA ne fr £ tele Lx GEce 4 Ge C: a Sf A AE Cate. ad tal Ten fac ihe et Bie < Ze » ? kA % Aap Bre: LE ehence < iC cee’ + A CAY : "Ge “ny a Kx e{ tA GLX +4 ex net > 2 ship le : ee mM CLK £* ul be ge eee a ge 4X... LLL TH . P hicd me Cha tee Sle ee / Za a. C cx | a ~ yi - LeeztcR ‘7 Sie LFcewmte dh ly £4 2. wt ee 4 a Ms ear 1s pte sae" lat f Y// —f GS ~~. ¢ é } 7 ott. f x Lal, sii oe af Aare 2s ple £ oi azn {t... } tak f° (). Ltyt ar. ‘ Zoe a, —~— ae { 2 & ¢ elf Ps ¥ ys ? ) f, ATA f cla Cs..¢. oy oO ~ yee /f) - o Rei * . — bE Kel ett tcl acl ‘ J#é Faia ct ¢ y 4 | IO FG J99% Medec 7 9 re q tHertites, f oe / / o ye th fo ie ane 44 we C Ms COL ete. / TS eC y J2Z70 Lervhn/ AEF 23 |] Cee med, Alte 2. OX Vit9~< a ple ak Jiec eH: ye seen Dotty (25 Bebo Tay - (of -/ 955 , Office Box Te AAS 23, 1956 g ~ 7 a ont ar Mr,Swanng This is in reply to your correspondemme which I received to-day regard Holman and Lovelace families. I am so happy to have this letter as now ready to Begin in earnest trying to connect my generation to the of history. Your letter c@mes just at the time that I am trying to determine the name of the father of my paternal great grandfather, Charles Lovelace, and also the father of my daddy's maternal grandfather, William Lovelace who married Sarah Ann Holman Jane 28, 18364 a : net Charles Lovelace was born 12-29-1796 in North Carolina. He probably went to Illinois prior to 1820 as mkmuutxexn he was married to Priscill in Tilinois on 2-10-1820. His second wife was Rebecca Ann Morrow whom he married 4-22-1821. The 1850 US @ensus taken in Texas indicates that the children of | Charles prior to 1835 were borm in North Carolina, The younger children were born in DLlinois, His first land purchase in Fannin County, Texas was made 2-19-1848, a = ee The bible of Charles Lovelace lists the following as his brothers and sisters, )m A (Mrs Hiram H. Prather wro-tived-inDlineis), (2) Elam whe married zabeth % ,12-3~1818, (3)Eresmus who married Jeona mum , 12929 are mam who married Louiza Mte, 3 3-10-1825, (5) Archabold who married Nancy } é e es ’ ~29~ it i -8-1827, (6) Elisabet h who married Mort me Beggerly, 12-29-1831. \ an Yar * (1) Eli f? 4 a- a s e have reason to believe that this is not a complete list of the brothers and sisters we of thig generation have always been told that William, husband of Sarah Ann woman were brothers, Charles died im 5-14-1877 and is buried in a cemetery not far Bon name William and Sereah Ann Lovelace moved to Fannin County, Texas in about 1854 from North Caroligfa, William was born 5-29-1814 in North Carolina. He died 5-8-1861 and is buried here in Bonham, Sarah Ann Lovelace was born 8-28-1816 in Iredell County, N.C. She died in Bonham 9-1~1909 and is also buried in Bonham, My father, Thomas Allen Lovelace, was born near Bonham, 4-12-1872. He was the son of Martin B. Lovelace, son of Charles and Rebecca Morrow Lovelace. Mary Lovelace, daughter of William and Sarah Ann Holman Ic Lovelace, was the mother of my father, Thoma Allen Lovels c@. ee Te ar tiin site I have reason to believe/that the father of my great grand-father, Qbarles and perhaps illiam, weq named Iweme Lovelace, I shall appreciate so much your sending me infpr- mation as to this Rh or tell me where I + a obtain such inforhlation, I must Thomas. J shall certainly appreciate getting all of the ps pe Setorent ion that ou ean give me on Thomas and Amelia Lovelag Albert Holman died 8-5-56 at his home in Honey Grove, Texas, He was the son of Absalom and Elizabeth Lovelace Holman. ~ e Mul i , ~ Apne, weeks ae Si ‘ 2 ; , on ¢ . - ak te ! | OCR igen meme 4 a fay Lovelace ¢ a to a ee ae. a chek feo 4 jes pe! 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Se [ still wes pestered wit Lewis's dauchters married a Lovelace, did marry Elam Lovelace. So la ided letter and told him he 1d i I had to give your name Bradshaw (Brad, to lis file there. He may wri Lovelac mentions Levi Lovelace's death “leaving the old lady slone ané lonelt." That was Sarah Lazenby, daughter Se to have been Jean Erwin, married 1786, will 1 bequest to Sarah, wife of Levi Lovelsce and heirs. living then. Sincerely, hr f Thomas ae t-Robert The puzzle of all puzzles is_why Archibald Love! gps 's wif who seems 351,’ should have left evilwas still 4 2333 NEBRASKA AVENUE WASHINGTON 16, D. C, S Wait WA hold on awhile to the one of Augu é notes from ite vy I am returning your notes and Miss 0 r I gee she has Anna, d. of Thomas, married to Hiram which is probably richt but I have it Thomes Prather. And then have something I was not sure of but looked like Eloisa but I think you guess Elvira. I have Hirsm Prather married to Rachel Gaither. I don't know why I put in so much time with the L - because maybe they sre so numerous and so intermarried wit! kin. I do have my copy of Lazarus Holman's 1) ovelace, of which you have the original. the William family and I can find no trace Flam's son. What I ought to be doing is getting d on re-writing my Lazenby Notes. For example an item in U e Lazarus's lette P 0 Bex 138 penkan, Texas Dee. 7, 1958 Listed belew are birthdates ef the children ef Thomas Levelace and his wife, Millg¢. Tais list was im a small metal leek bex that was given te me a few months age by Miss Billie Imglish, Heute 2, BenJam, Texas. The leek bex was the preperty ef Sarah Wolman Lovelace (Ming, dam Levelaee) whe spent her last years in the homes ef her twe daughters, Mrs. Inglish and Mrs. Alex Cowart, beth ef Behsm, Texas. Miss Willie Imglish is the grand-daughter ef Mrs, Sarak Levelace, — The handwriting is im ink and is remarkably legible. aca a Ane lace 44 « ‘ ye oe "Charles Lepehese son of Thos Leviace and Milly his wife was Bern December the 17th 179%, om Saturday, Gira /BIF 55, _ [ulieag Vaerwew (Ft! we ge "Elam Levlace geeend son was berm August the 22nd 1798 on \iednesdey. ot. / 3? Z Yr. aT Ae ely Bap . eA . 11 ' thigxut%K, ze me > S 4V/x "Amma Lovlace first Saughter was bern Mareh the 10th 1400 en Menday, x he fren, PraTin / F/T . "Erasmus Levlaee third sem was bern January the 10th 1802 on Sunday, (hLassl /37 1 Ye Pesan. Mines / F222 7~12-apnsFar ourth Sen was berm January the 10th 180, om Tuesday. ¢{ /% / hi Oo Me, W1~ Derek BHgeuty (FEL. "Dysen Levicee fifth sen was berm Mareh the 2nd 1#06 on Sunday. / N= Lerritaa J /J2$-3-/0. "Arehelaus Levlace simth sen was bern Mereh the 28th 1808 on Monday. CAAA H~ andy Helin /F 1.74 A- /Vfs _%4 "Sarak Levlace seeend Daughter was bern Mareh the 1%th 1810 on Sunday. y- Aten Sarr /f "Taemas Levlage seventh sen was bern Osteber lst 1£12 en Thursday. ee PY = Teh "Williem Levlaee eight sen vas berm May the 29th 1814 en Sunday," Dozen. (TS n~ Daroh Potirmerini /Fie a-776 | It is rather noticeable that Levelaece is spebied Leviaee threugheut this listing. This is the first reeerd that I have found that gives this full listing of the ehildrea, shewing William and Charles te be brethers. We, the present generation knew this te be true but we had mdt found written preef, "Lerey (Levey) beghape f Simeerely, : i , : “~ Logs t (Miss) Fay Levelace SA t "7 ed ; rk O Box 514. Bonham, Texas Re Aug 20, 1968 F. Dear Mr. Swann: 4 ~ [tm being terribly stingy with this paper because 1 want to copy the information again that Willis R Lovelace, Sr, wrote me on August 29, 1955. His letterhead stationery is W.E. LOVELACE LIVESTOCK CO., Hereford Cattle and Rambouillet Sheep, Corona, New Mexico. “And so you are Allies Daughter, Allie and I went to school, that is the same school for nine months. Billie Stimpson was our te.cher, the school house was located on the North side of Grandad's land, end about a quarter of a mile East of Uncle Mart's housep your grandad, 1] was staying ux with Unele Allen and Aumt Cena: Ben McMillin, Angie, Etta, Hilly were there also, You asked if I knew the names of a Lovelace my Granddad Father and Mother's name, no 1 do not, and i : have heard only the we of one of his brother' s, except Wiliiam, father of Dave and Ross, | © gpd. that was Thomas Ar@hibald. 1 heard Ella or I should say Aunt Elle sayshe had seen only one \* | @f her Dad's brothers apd that was Uncle arch..drchibaid. Thomas Archibald Grand Dad's youngest > ' brother, he had a son tamed John L Lovelace the father of William Randolph and Edger Lovelace F © @f Albuquerque, New Memiee, Edgar lives at El Paso, Texas and has a son named William handolph E. - who is. mow with Dr. W.H, Lovelace in the Lovelace Clinic, Albuquerque, Younalse askea if i >. knew William M Lovelace brother of Grand Dad, No, He died some tine before 1 went te Fannin Ce. - - I knew Dave, Koss and §ave’s boys, William & Lon, 1 used to go home nights with them from schoo P * ‘[.guets.the Lovelgcets are getting pretty thinned out they are not so plentiful as they were at ~ gme time. My Dad had eleven children and I am the only one left, 1 am now eighty-six and will } soam be 87. My Mother®s Qame was Arminta Stallard and Uncle Pink's wife was Mary Stallard. a. .&'. Mery kept and raised = until I was four years old." ir. WR Lovelace died August 18, 1956, _. » New, I will type imformation taken from the BIbEE of Charles Lovelace (12-17-1796 te 5-14-1877) Aunt Ella ale, dau of Charles Lovelace made comments & i'll try to enclose her comments in paremthesia, Brothers and sisters of Charles Lovelacesl" Hiram H Prather and dnna x ) (ievelace) bis wife was marfied in August the 27th day 1616," (Lived in Il}.). 2s"Blem Lovelace AS. and Elisabeth his wife was married in December the 3rd day 1818", J, "Charics Lovelace and Pris 4 cille his wife was married in february the 10th day of 1820," "Charles Lovelace and hebewak his § | wife-was married in Apri] 12th day 1821", "Charles Lovelace and Louisa Agnes Sins Lair were rt.) married March 24, 18524(This date is questioned). 4, “Erasmus Lovelace and his vife Jeona was WY marriedin dec 29, 16225" 5. "Dyson Lovelace and Louizafite his wife was married in March 10th F.y° day 1625" 6. srolabol@ Lovelace and Nancy his wife was married in february the Sth day 1827." 9. Marton Beggarly and Blis Lovelace his wife was married dec 29 day 1831", "Lewis Rand@lph, the som of Elam and Elizabeth Lovelace was born the 27th of October, 1819" | ‘ © Thomas R Prather sok of Hiram Prather and Anna his wife was born May 6th, 1620, Lempah E®>=| Prather daughter of Hiram Prather and Anna his wife was born Jan 14, 1822" Children of Charles Lovelace (12/17/1796-5/14/1877) and Rebecca Ann Morrow (12/27/1798- o 0/1853) (The dates that I-F. Lovelace have listed here are taken from tombstones for this 8 - gouple who are buried da a beautiful Brown Cemetery,eNorth #f bomham, Texas). “ae ee children are: ISXERIMD AE BEXMMKIX 1, Milly Maria b 12/5/1822 m Harve x © Lorton lived for a shott 41 Ist burial in Brown Cemetery was probably ‘) ™~ that of their baby. Tey retarned to White Hall, Ill. and spent most of their life there; 2. Allen MD ae *1/23/1888 and is buried near his parents in Brown Cemetery; 3-William Pinkney > 4/23/1830 m Mary Runnels (according to Aunt Ella but Mr, W.R. Lovelace says that her maidem name was Stollard as she was his mother's sister and partially reared him. This ssuple Mid mo children, They moved to Calif when Aunt Elin was a baby~ she wes born 5/3/1859. 4. John Washington b 12/5/183% m Mint Runnels had several children among whom was W.R. Lovelace of My Andrew Jackson “Uncle Dack" b 8/30/1833; 6. Lewis W Lovelace b 6/6/x88s Melece > 2/18/1837 (my grandfather-FAL); 8 Thomas 4 Lovelace b 5/26/1839 a MMnole Tim"; 9, Dougigs Lovelace b 8/1/18). B+ Gharles Lovelacd 1d'm Priscilla - there were no children. iis 2nd marriage was to Rebeo~ 2) ‘Ca Aum Morrow and his Gré@ marriage was to Louisa Agnes Sims Lair. For this marfiage there were py > several children with only Ella E Lovelace living to be grown. She married John Gale and lived + 44m Bomham, Tex for years. It wag she who had her father's BIBLE in her home in San An- '-“Suonio, Texas from whieh I took the Quotes shown above.*-F AL. M \ Mr. reir’ is the descendants of Charles that | am havéng such a hard time getting , Smrent informati: + ‘If You would like mere on later descendants, 1'11 be happy to send you | & COPY to get copies of Court, Statesvilde i. i ha T visited inyour tiem. i ae gece acheeaboat a letter from Mr. C.G. Smith, Clerk of tostat of the will of Charles Lovelace, to. request copies anyhow. : and nide brick house which we visited was the ona ie we Catherine Beal, Is this the same bor on? eae * she mann h and? This is the same Charles who was the son of Jo um 4° ees fpr Lat Gere oe > i} ‘me f Bonen Raper Mp KE a ak ad moved the heads tones to his barn hn Baptist? } ’ 4 _ f , " a i? Nepean, Craps. ~ / }2 << 1224 \A aA mA j ») trf) ‘5 ° ~ Z| / (Le ker oe Pew bo. p+ Lerrg <0 é T= \ Ce Bex, K Oct ae. cau 4 “ A / P7244 ry aa Vo E12 ee ean — ss aH a ? / wy C — at * ck at t Ce r oS —> ee. ~4 CL co > ~. i~ Aa ll, ce< 5 Yt of | 7 Been ng ~y i" ; RW 2c hen € | Ja~ 3~ £ he Fae f f/) ” i =, ¥ foe 7 ~ / 2 =~ —@.2.. yn ie ee Brclil... LP? bed xe A Cou /2-3 - gt net tee TF F-29 Sy ot wp. Joe Ne J ; i \~e Ce 4 ‘Te ~25— wah! f os te < € C, Ye | oy: é Cd . Ln Kae (x \ A <— ltd PLicg ; Celene. a. J ie J.20 Oe = Cite W Bich Cpe’ rv bern | peotaTe rear WARY BAND© ent nomas Lovelace sold. ‘dana to James Hall --on Dutchman's Creek . <3 ened. by Archibald McComel end conveyed. to Charles Love Re Tevilece son of Charhes Lovelace. (@has. son of Fleanor) 2. Archibald Lovelace sold. to Abi jah Alexander. David Beal witnessed deed svid' Beal's land nenthoneg: ia Henry Bookshier deed. mo. Thomas Lovelace sold, more land . to ‘James Hall. Charles Lovelace's Ling foned. Jonn Lovelace sold tand to Daniel fouis Bt) om avid, James, John Levela fy,isons of Isaac Lovelace received iand 1787 Fiaos. Charles. Lovelace--- ofa. for title. -1819 or 1812---Chas. Loveleet deed by exrs. ) Bee» Thomas Lovelace sold | tos. Turner Lovelace morte age Had intcrest in Archibald's estate: s : vm. E. Gade Amos Lovelace sold Send to @upketk Campbell David, James, & Jonm Lovelace, sons’ of Isaac Lovelsce, sold land to Roby. Flies bovelace granted land. & = . aga i ‘ROWAN COUNTY, Salisbury. ‘Avchibald Lovelace tantes land 1787, in Fifth Creek arghibald--\ Marthe arehibald his wife, sold lend to Isaac Lovelace Isaac. Lovelace sold fend to Robes Catherine Lovelace, Isaac Lovelace's vit pare Isaac ‘Lovelace ‘sola fend to Roby , witnessed by Wm. Lovelace : . 3706. *n. Lovelace #itne bed a deed em ‘Yrasmus Loveladee 7 t lend . ed in LT? Wm. Lovelace Sle executor. a. | Daniel Beall ! (or oo “irwin 1786, witness Evan Bealle sk beach 1794---1tness James ee me Rat a. 2a. Ghar l « preiace nad “sone; "2 daughter@#; S\lavec Beat ¥ wey Pee aay a4 e a eh ss y ‘a * ot GY ‘ . + ' ' ) “hens Elias ‘Tivelace, “had -ife, © ons, 5 dauchters Bee ¢ fa r a |, Soseph “eal, in census be, bg MIDKESPORO—-FELKAB COUNTY. | 7° Wilf ArchibaldeLovelace. aug. 1845. Jane, his «ife. ~ $f Troup County @orgia have my hegro woman Mary and h _ Emmit by paying ower to executors #250. Gives one slavé R@ason Real--nephew Z7adock Beal--n>phew | | We. Beal--nephew © Wm. Lovelace, brother of amos Lovelace Sara Lovelace--wife of Levi Jane. Lovelace, wife of Archibald, ill probated 1851, némed Gooks _ 1848. 111 of Reason Beal, wife Mery. Sons Even, Archibald, Slator. _ Daughters Mary, A@elia Wright (wife of Maj. 2.M, Wright) «= Chiléren of Amelia and Robert--Jerusha Trenson: R, Vance Wright, Bllen Mary, PS P Amelia Beal *right born Sept 17, 1822 @ Jan 1894 % Swim Beal, son of Uncle Slate & Aunt Limy : ; &eiree t * & & Chas. Lovelace hedd of family in M@dell co, in 1790 John Lovelace head of family in Wilkes Co. in 1790 Arehte Lovelace head of family in Wilkes Co. 1700 tet ee + 4 # 2 gon an COUNTY age “onds ¥ol. 1. Lovelace, Archibald---Jean Erwin, Oct. 7, 17386 Lovelace, Flias--ann Roby, 21 De@. 1775 Lovelace, James--Sarah YacDaniel, 6 -Oet. 1792 The ebove aregjust notes taken by Mrs. Johnson and her 3 ughter vhile -©on @ hurried trip th®eugh this section. They went to Lovelace Township where . Archibald Lovelacewemd wife Jane are buried. Descendants of the Wrdbnt family » “Live im the old howse and showed them to the two graves off the hill near the ~ house. Paves unnarke@d. Mrs. Johnsons granamocher Miller is a sister of my _ $teat srandfather Lueius Beall Lovelace. James b ing Our Common ancestor. JLR Fae a ieinelih tL, hook ‘Sener ar CA, Holl hel, 2 Lr {| A ‘3 os Ee : pay cw Sf Ve i. re Pid | . Mh Kt Ae Be 2 SM of a Gr erg ; od bah ae Wen 4 Ad . 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A. ee +« Wier Cheah, di Ta, Ver AT path bx eo frm Gone alle zz td sry ) goes nn thts. ae pafank Otto 14 011, anes es Miy elleay J 9 ot rable nh Se sli > f aétoet—~ ies ce | aa 3 oe y& bare i = Ba Rea ed 7 e 3 a 2 se F ss F F = LJ a : a cl - Pa on - a - - a : a pen Pi ; ‘ 5 ae € 3 " oe 9 Miss Fay ,baverats,, * of the Bonham Business fessiona! women’s club sin is being spotlighted by mem this week 'n observanee of the Na-iM tional Business women’s week jin welfar She has served as chairman of th ltion in this membership, public relations, fi-| (Johnson | nance, educavon amd vocation? jed two yea! committees, This year che is chair | ner man of the Scholarship Pund. Clu’ | " iwas offered a treasurer and member of the fi lwoyare depa : elare spar en nance committee aya ” ‘ worked there [oul Previously she served as COr | responding secretary and treas' “7 , er, She has been consistent 1 endance and has attended 4 and state B&lW meetings in years Miss Lovelace, 4 native of nin county, 's the daughter f th | Z } | | nce \the kno ed ime a better 1TeT nH |W elfare WOK Mi } AK be ' | commented ~, work ¥ For the pas! r depamment if fate Mr and Ms. Al Lovelac Her great-great grandparents tled in Fannin county before Civil War and their holdings ‘if clude land three miles north of Bonham. ft has remained in th Afamily more than 1060 years | She’ attended Bonham schools |4 Fand was graduated from North| i Texas State college, Denton, where ishe received 4 B.A. degree She ic a member of Kappa Delta Phi national education fraternity Miss | Lovelace is 4 member of th First Methodist church in Bonham in the world of business Miss | ' Lovelace began her career in the | Dial school where she taught in the primary grades, Later she taught mathe matics and bookkeep ing at Lyford, Sherman anc Bon- ham. While 2 ember of the fac becam* 7 haccredita i im one yeal } (This usually takes 4 three-year i period.) Miss Lovelace said that the com pensation in teaching comes in tching the gucci” reach t0- —e oy MISS FAY LOVE! tessional Women worker with tn enema 2333 NEBRASKA AVENUE 1é Ww ASHINGTON Christmas card IT sent & copys some time 280» of the Be fathere + don't like for nim to gink wi was then windy » muddy and wild Texas: ants I look to for something about ite letter to you for the Danie! Lewis files Rlizabeth There was 2 (Lewis) Lovelaces ipping a dou I am returning the pT glad to naves and thank youe Mrse Stone 4 Ca 4 m 4 nere were with best wisnes for you and your’ 7 ef . ~;neerel! 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