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Thomas Eaton Swann Papers, Tomlin-Tomlinson
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When we need ment or hospital care of a specialized nature that is not available ities, Baptist Hospital stands by,. ready to Serve: It has doctors representing every medical specialty. They “have thé latest equipment, devised by medical science to aid them in their healing ministry. They work closely with your personal physician and he refers you to the Hospital: Ninety per. cent of its patients come through. Teferrals. ° bs Eis 2. The Hospital and the Bowman Gray School of Medicine combine Ya form our own North Carolina Baptist Medical Center, The Hospital is the teaching hospital for) the medical schoo! and members of the school’s facult ryala nter, advantages which only such an institution can providi i Staff are conducting vital research into the causes and cures of illnesses. We have the benefit of the knowledge. they gain and of their constant alertness for knowledge which ig brought to light in other research centers of the world 3. In our home Communities, we have doctors; nurses, and technicians. who were trained - ___at.the Hospitat and are. practicing their professions with the-high degree of skill they developed ave less of a Shortage of these well trained persons because of our Hospital's educational program. Thomas Eator Swann: & Ada Weston. Swanr Route #1, Box 147 Statesville,‘ North Carojlina - Aa | Y 7 ee eae ead /V18~ & % : : : ae Ff 2 = A — < : 4 Che: AdivitY hati Pent, tte, a ee. heey hey o Ma Ae 7 i= (Oa —ee7 # Y . ; 4 Looe Veh arch care Mead | by / | astacere Mea gue. Cellers a. bee Catt CH fier eet eg ba EZ - J) / : f Jf y Det i MF o ieee 7 3d st a YV ie Peg, Me Shit Z C2. KA: oie Chas. FILE { Np ge Le ‘e. agg * a A4 eae Mego Me LY - \. ULL, ’ ai Z Hk oe Fie. hnt fh eae. fe par, k ya <2 EF p+ a“ oe emg fi teaadi “Ab a tlic est oo ce Med 2 ne lhe. ag. wa Ps St 2ébis oman i 55 Dome Penn: | pf f io. pees oy - the ostlerd Atlale ie et ea Za a ec. Peper It hey or seed: Ciead. 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(13 ity # ix b/44 ata ye Oy (eet £eytryn Ls ‘ae } a AA i 4G be Gheas 2 b-VLRS AS ITS L223 leer —< J )yy S | a Lf fj : ‘ Es Eee ates, hie ok o é < c Zz y ee, je- | ~ N~ os Ce mae ee aie ‘pei ee | as 2 emer c o x v Looe hutecwrt rere ee cece eu? plume eetet. Ware tay Ht Ca. (teow : ) $2¢ i: wk 2- = t= ae Cea 4.94% . a = fg toe j E41 -172T pn fm WE C,.04- Aare a Maik a ae? $53. fe / e \y a> Ye-19— 6 3 PAGE 6 DTA Advised | Death Claims Mrs. Tomlin ° About lIIness Mrs: Mattie 3 Tomlin, 9, | | wife of the late’Claude A. Tom- | More than 300 parents: lin, died at 10 a-m. today at teachers of Davie Avenue School her home following & lingering | students were present last night | j1iness. oo 44 at a meeting of the Parent-| Mrs, Tomlin was 4 scene Teacher Un. and spent most of her dife im | _ Pegram, president, Pre-| Iredell County. Daughter of the sided and also Jed a panel on | tate Rev. F. W. Bradley and | discussion of the recent ePr| Nancy J. Pearson Bradley, she | demic of illness among the stu) was born in Gaston “County sa | dents and teachers. ‘| January, 6, 1874. Mrs, Montgomery Steele had | Surviving are one daughter, devotions." : : \Mrs. Claudia Hager of Har- Dr. J. H. Nicholson, acting | mony; one stepson, Gus Tomlin | | health director. brought the in- |-o¢ Boonville; three sisters, Mrs. terested: parents 8 step by steP | Lessie A, Bradley, Mrs. Agnes outline of the investigation made | sides, Mrs. K. ©. Plyler of Gas- by his department after a out-| tonia: two brothers. T- Wesley | break of illness at the school| Bradley and. Edgar B. Brad: was reported about September 7! Jey of Gastonia; and two prand- _ when an abnormal number of | sons. | f | the students and teachers be-|~ Rey. Spencer Baker will con- | came ill with a malady which | guct funeral services to Me held | resembled food poisoning. fat 1:90 pm. Wednesday at | Dr. Joseph Kensey of the state | Harmony Presbyterian Church. | } health department explained the | the body will lie in. state 30 | characteristics of the bacteria | minutes prior to. the service | salmonella, which is of the same | and burial will follow in Gas- family as hundreds of bacteria | tonia. | causing, among other things,| - The body will be removed | typhoid fever. He said that the from Reavis Funeral Home in | bacteria which was found to be’) Harmony” to the Tomlin tome | present durmg a student body today at 5 ‘p.m. and remain | testing was a food salmonella there until taken to the church. phy . C [ ‘ . { oC? Zt Px & s . Les ( p ee e et < Eo { c vat e 7 : f _ / Ci} a Soh—~n 7 { hn lef, fs j ae a 'S eo ; to. a YZ se ae S..7ILG+r fee - a, é Beh eS + vt fo gh whee et 3 ee ¢ - : oe 7, @ oe Ole id 2-< oor { [ex a fer J De » L136 Set DB frrct b Nee lel eee Reet te ee the eee (eo ae ik Lee: fine tite AAGERCZS Ss a : 3 . 7 he 182 sip Easel rtm Lien 1B STH oe wade = Se Se ae ee tee, — + + ae 7K 154) IB pa. IBS -. 1S 183d - (Fo i? CE Z ¢. ; “ eo. / > g z ai oN 2 hx 3 « fe qj i i Mh ee Cc che A- +t - / Colbie es ee 2.€ Te. Pee Sent LQ eect Pacewe. Ae fms | 1 2h Ch eA on ) hence fipbh fatal? Ze 4 y7 Bai. Wee ie yl yy eee ek ma cceet- “f esa ths ‘ thas On ig pees: th F ot a phate fear Hae 4 ss wana os 4g ¢f- 1 Aw sther (6 to ; tod thenag @ dems. sadlcmiat. odie tie pees be. Z. fo Cot A baad Poud d te ore ee , 6 ie Capit Cabri 20 Oe ‘ /prke = 1 sof, 324 Lo : 1750. +7] eu = 7292 ae Lif arm la Le Ay tL a —_—s g-t-« < se ree. 2 nF Fo bMS. 6 Vadicd ‘ne as i ctr Lb tk t+ i GET k 1/903 | n - Lette id J rts Le eof 145. 10S ° ; i. Corte ft. ¢ Regula PELe eo fa pe ee tee ol ck he oh eS ie ae ge see ee (oe Ae GL A: (G63. Blase La 3 yal If fe ) fe : oe Lobes a y~ pee hed ee (/ ¥02- Ft) F baalet, (800 AS eh. “is9a" 737) ) ae 9 Wagh Derernene ype Seren 502. we } /0..fabcthe / G83. eo , ie ete. —* ery, oS iar ey . ja Co be ‘Gog ee leeks) JTF ~ 15 ) peck a thant packlesen|/ HUMPHREY BECKET TOMLINSON (174041626). Will at Statesvilte. Nove 9, 1787, he bought land on Rocky Creek from Joshua £llis, ndjoining Geoe Loekey Yme Allison, ete. Near Locke's Bridge. The Tomlinsons are said to be of Quaker descent. As Grove _seoms to bea family name he be a won of that Grove Tomlinson whe was @ contributor to Roek Creek Church, 1719, the year it wee established, 7 " He married Gaseandra, daughter of Samuel Fllis, Children mentioned in wills : 1. | Wirt ca) tumphrey Me Rheanor Gaither, : 2. Sarah oe. Leonard ‘f 4.” Avonttald 4. Aren . Gummers.. . 5. Grove 105 George G43! ye 6. Notley : ae ms Alex, Reid. ~~ 12. Hugh Note: A Hugh Tomlinson will is at Salisbury which Dr. . Laugenour gays is a brother of Humphrey Beckett. / Note 2 Aletts Reid is referred to as son-in-law and he in turn refers to hie daughter Mary Lazenby - (wife of Ross, te Ian not sure Mre. Reid —— x * (Mm Tow Lethe ‘~ “\\ Note 3. There ne nave been an eens Beckett eg gon of Alexander, for a note says he die d in Wilkes Coe, Gas, 1822, his creditors peing Rees Lasenby, Williem Summers, Levin Se eee Fahey, Pe aetioe- ~ April 22, 1963 Dear Mr. Swann, . ; é ‘ yet & > a During those long’ wo .months of freezing weather | lost. your last letter, and did not find It until recently. Had used it to mark a °° 7: place in my Geither-~Johnson p sere and thought I never would locate it.’ .. I did not accomplish anything during the winter, It-was so cold for two - months that all I did was walk the floor and try. to keep warm. ‘They. tel? us now that it was one of the 6 severest winters On record, &nd I’ belféve” it. As soon as everything thawed ‘out, the old Mexican and I worked’ fro early monn ‘until night, | - We Dutlt one new fence, repaired all the others and three of the corrals had to be half-rebudit. Then we hung three new iron gates, and I painted the corral and chute, Then I had to get @11 the Govern- / ment programs for both places worked out end signed. The temperature. ove cay was 104', so -we went ‘from one extreme in weather to another. I did not. hear from: Eva Gaither until recently, and she sent data on the TOMLINSON family, It. was filled with surprises. You | I told you all along that I thought . di INS: were | ected with my JOHNSONS. -As I remember its buried next to Benjamin Johnson Jr. was a long row of Tomlinsons. Do not know whether Eva sent, any of this. Tomlin- ~* Son line to you or not,” If not, and you shoud ‘want a copy; let-me know: It is just about one typed page, a . It seems Eva made an. error, but as I understand it, Hv: PHRE DECKETT TOMLINSON and. his bro. HUGH TOMLINSON c&me to N.C, -HUGH we father of "Old Field" Peppy Tomlingon who m. a Gaither, Chin io | Then HUMPHREY BECKEP?. TOMLINSON.was the father of JOHN "y TOMLINSON Sr, who. m. TABITHA- SUMMERS and they haé 15 children, will tell you about the: éhildr » anyhow: * (Fa | 1, Bacil Tomlinson bs 1788°d, 1865 m.- Matilda Summersrof pasil, ax they were tst cousins, . ’ o 5 - Wn. B,. Tomlingon b. 4791.4. 1791 in infancy a PERRY TOMLINSON b. 1792.4. (S54 om. IETT JOHNSON , dau; of James, son of ‘my Ben}. Johnson S¥. Harriett and Perry ‘had: ee 11 children, and some of then; (1) Emeline Tabitha Pomlinson ist m.-a Fredy ard 2nd .m> ELAM GAITEERR (2) Laura Tomlinson. m. JORN PATTERSON T, s 8 Son of ELAM; above. (3) Ellen Tomlinson nm. WM. M. GATTHER elie a -son of ELAM. “5 (4) wm. ‘C. Tomlinson married three timemg fst Elizabeth Dobbins, 2nd to<.> -e ‘Margaret Summers, ird to Temperence Turner (the las i = two were.probably. related to him, ) ee ary Tomlinson b.° 1794 -@.- 1826 m, GREENBERRY. “Dockie" Gaither, son | 3 OR TERESA B62 ae - : Humphrey Tomlinson © b. 1795 -~. ; A Le 24 Susanne Tomlinson ~b,. 14797 ds 1892 mi. SOLOMON’ SUMMERS. (Related, too.)’. » JOHN TOMLINSON Jr. b, 1798.4, 1855 m. SARAH LOVELACE, a dau. of irasms —=- ., Lovelace .@ INDIA JOHNSON dau. of BEN. JOHNSON Sr. 4 ; They Had at Least ¢ children: eee “ye (1) HUMPHREY TOXLINGON. m...fet. ELLEN GAITHER, dean. of “Dockie" % ery Tom’ | lingon Gaither. Humphrey & Ellen were fst cousins, i, (2) PERRY TOMLINSON ~~ “my 4 INE GAITHER,. dau. of ENOS GAITHER and #117 ABSTH TOMLINSON, dau. of JOHN Sr.& TABITHA. a - Elizabeth Tomlinson b.. 1800 43° 1863 m. ENOS GABTHER,” son of JERE IA 1. | They: were parents of Emeline who n. Perrys above, - Hugh Tomlinson ‘be 1802 To Géorgia: si. ek yh + Tabitha Tomlimsen: by JO05RdaSet- a. AMOS LOYBLACE f [11 : , Least d Trey 0, bo Saabs ol ; 1 es et ed : : EK Wil De es i ie 1G rr rf s Ai 4s ho we ay" “> tices W2« Notte Toul inse ee ee OT pee , + “lo 1T3. AMELIA TOMLINSON be 1808 4, 1863 m, ELAM GATTHER, son of JERE TAH II x ts ; witout Fiem's Tet’ wifgsvand Blam m. 2nd a deu.~ © . + Of Rip-wite's bro.) PERRY 2omlingon and HARRIETT bl JOHNSON, @ granddau. of BENS. Johnson sr. ee 14, Thos. Franklin Tomlingon >. 1809 4, 1890 m, ist Harriett Lovelace, Hs ' ‘© {Probebly another. relative. ) bee 15. Dorcas Tomlinson b. 18613'd,- 1900 m WILFRED TURNER. !?thetr dau. , : VIRGINIA AL - TURN, : ‘m, Rev. JAMES WILLSON, rrandson - of my WALTER GAITHER. eae ,° Did you ever’ hear of such intermarriages all in one family? -I know these were not all the marriages in bhe family. They must have been 2 bit short on mates to marry so’ by Tet cousins, or ther mst have been a. greater attraction within the familys. = dtp Po oy : 7 Beta S : - 3 _jv8 Gaither says JOHNSEY Geith@n @r. married MARY. THRELKELD. ‘I an be~ | @inning to doubt. that we have it right, on her descent from a JOHNSEY.: she° “Goes not think JOHNSEY ever. cane bo WoC, “80, his bro., BENJAMIN wey have ‘brought the widow MARY and hep ehildren t0-N.C.. Then I wonder if it was Ver the widow MARY who married J a, Anstead of JOHNSEY'S dau., )ATILDA. We never have found out what heppened to BENJAMIN.. | : ) In your letter you said you df@ not kmow that -BLEANOR WHITTLE GAITEER, - the mother, ever came to N.G, I: do not. kmow-for a fact, but. assumed she did from the text of the will of her dau,» SARAH Gaither, epinster, 1 failed to copy the whore will ~. Book I, page.106 on the next page after the will of her bro. NICHOLAS I.” SARAH dia name "my mother ELEANOR GAITHER", and as well as I remember, she left her. the. use of her house pr pfonerty, _or furniture, Soto use anything of SARAH'S, ELEANOR tould have te be in N.C, Then she mentions her bro, NICHOLAS Gaither's four sons, : Do you know whether ELAM'S father had Any other wife except ELEANOR the widow of NIGHOLAS?. For some Peabon I thought ELEANOR was his 2nd wife, but perhaps he just had one.wife later in life, ‘s oe. I an still trying to file and record all the Galtherg everywhere that Eva has sent, but that. 1s nearly fini shed ,: and then I want to work on my own family lines‘of JOHNSON GATHER in N.C. I: know’ less about my own fa-- ilies than I do all the others, All of it has been interesting but it is getting too complicated fon.mé. the Dr. Laugenour Papers that Eva loca+- ‘ed, explained a See rae Te and I tried to answer, but he also os has 4 lot of errgms. And I supy se "Plotieeryohh" ceither @pd Benjauin II; were bros. and: sons of JOHN, and -ANNE GAITHER, and they married JACORS' sis- - ters. If ny family was ralted*to John and Drucilla,iit rust have been.on maternal side through the PRATHER-GAITHER marriage. 3) as ey a ire oe ae ; r 5 Thank vou eyer Bo mich for the WHITE Anformation. I wrote for the early WHITE wills; but they 414’ not have then, and told tieto write to. Raleigh where all the early pecords were Filed. 1 do not have mech luck writing for Court. records, Deeds, Wille, or anything, They never have it. Hope both ofyou made it through ‘the wihter without Asian flu. It was too cold for ne to: go SN an Teen er ne 80 |I e€scaped it. go" Yv | “With best: whenes to both of you, Seeds er | oe Bovis Thank -you so much for the, HUGS TOMLINSON line. . I aid not have ves, it was. HUGH'S son PERRY called “Old Field” who mM. Elizabeth Ge This TOMBINSON line is so confusing because there were several .JOn PERRYS, and. HU.PHA Maybe ] cén straighten one or two out for y "Tackie's" son HUMPHREY b. 1795+ and iva did mot send <n nix. But "Jackie's" 680M, JOHN JR. married SARAH LOVELACE, dau. As US LOVELAGE and LYDIA JOHNSON of BENJI. A. JOHN* ‘ SARAH- haa @ sons HUMPHREY TOLINSON b. 1820? | 203 a, 1854. This was HUMPHREY'S 1st 1. John Gaither Tomiinson;:¢. “ary Tomlinson m. Tomlinson im. Bilas Elam; 4. Bettie Tomlinson HUMPHREY TOsLINSON married @nd ELIZABETH * Hor & ELLEN, abovey Was dau. of GREENBERRY Gaither ( of "Jackie". Greenberry W&s "Dockie™ -They intermarry 80 much it makes you dizzy. have to work it out on a chart. Then as.1 underst Sarah-had anotner son, PERRY TOMLINSON. who mm. EMEL EOS GAITHER and ELIZABETH TOMLINSON, Aau. of “Jac 1st cousins and ond .cousins married over and over. Vv auced a lot of idiots. 2 * & The otker question’ you asked was about Ei of. HARRIETT JOHNSON m. 1815 PERRY TOMLINSON rabitha, | This dau. EMMELINE married 1st. -r- varried 1895. There must be something wrong merry 2nd PELAs. Gaither. ELA: "S two sons: ner PERRY, and I thought an elder dau. EYELINE (° “he was porn 1816 to 1836, and & marriage yo: marrieces. ELAM'S. 1st marriace to A ELIA 823, Will have to do more digging on this. sink ELAS married end @ widow Enily. Gray.” bh txj @ cr \ Tors OF >. Qu (5 + { ‘my ¢ c 2333 NEBRASKA AVENUE | hs s : ne ou WASHINGTON 16, D.C. e Wighin;ton's Birthday, 1955, Dear Mr. Swann: , j ‘ Long ag@ I started to make you A decent copy of such old land notes as I have but there is just so much of ft 1 got discouraged, so I am sending on one copy in their. orig! si :. rough condition in case sometime you went to look over them. I have a rough copy of_them here, so do not return, nor even keep unless vou wish t0- i* \ I remember you. spoke of Torlincons. I believe they and the Summerses are ebout the most prolific North Iredell © families, both belonging to the Merylend group, I have one or two R@mlinsons which. I em sending, thouzh they, or some of them are theres Be suré you will find some errors in them. Must go to Rockvjlle one of davs and look some more I think in the wi’l of Ross Lazenby, Jr. he calls ni sister who merried Thomas W. Tomlinson Susene Mrs. Lech ie says it is Flernor. ' It haunts me that Joshua Lazenby's Kezieh the dey has been derk, and I wes @riven to indoor ‘activities, so have been trying, to cleen out files r little a) o wo = @ » v rom 2 a hy @ B G ec re or © u or Me C., uw » ri a joa! n w £ © i ee co c © Tohn Ferrell. these spring “Pretty goon I suppose you will be busy again about the farm. It » hes been so dry here - the yerd grass is gray instead‘of green. The gnow of a,week ago Friday helped that a little but not enough. - ! son to Robert of Henry Fitzgeerald, I don't know how I got it that he was the thet Don't knor when rgeriy sketch tells. ‘A neighbor and I took a walk Sunday iptaenepe through | -a- belt of woeds north of the house and saw for the first time what "Hazel" did to them - much wofse than down here, say 1/2 mile ewey. Great tall treed were lying upropted”s peroes our path, end e surprising number of them. I suvpose- I had a touch of the virus but not enough to Biss me. down. ¢ Mee ‘Best. wishes, Semuel transferred land, - Mavbe the JPes I suvpose you heard that Chal Knox's wife had - long ‘stey in the hospital but home now, I could be wronc sbout: IPs died. cae co e he a XY N - ond Fey Te E cq w & c om > a « qa » © = « o S or he ~~ John, 1833, _& son of Henry. oO} iss Sr. Site ee a ane spre ib JOHN DEERE COMPANY 6 eH AM Bt’ e.g. i og4, ORG x ae ‘ « March 21, 1961 * TO THE FRIENDS OF: JOHN DEERE IN. THE STATESVILLE AREA:: e * eo @ . , j \ s e ANNOUNCING NEW DEALER IN STATESVILLE You'll be keenly interested to learn of the appointment of a new John Deere dealer in Statesville: ct RELIABLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY _ 2121 SALISBURY ROAD STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. . MBs. DO. BOR 1003) °° The principals in the new dealership are probably already friends of yours -- JOHN s. MARTIN, with long experience in John Deere equipment is president. ~ Le ee ee 1 ry / 7 SO Ck ec Sct AL. Poe. | Ll SY ETE ta mie hy o os a bey : : : ep com nok, wii pte 2 225 2 pai €. its 3 ee 1033 - * 5 o ~ plop. ibs Ge! (THe - Jae ae | {Fel = A. pie = (TEE eck bee dg Bs woe “ s see — = "1993 - 1565-_ WtE- IETF - 33/5 LEX = et face Fpl knee paEaEES PS [Nee *? 285 J < s > heave eny ‘TOMLI ‘SON names, excent the: ‘ones .tz at you sent to-mey* ane T “tain oy toro fo’the*"suUMMERS family. You- may renee alles th t there were some rv. buried side by side , ARY. , 8t111 worrfes me that I did not copy those Tomlinson ‘fombetones, “ME: never wanted to be related to _ahy Tomlingons. Our one millionaire in Lott, was a Trice of vary1 land ,. and he married Minnie Tomlinson, dau. of Augustus | Tomlinson. this... woman isthe sost detestable character I ever mét, and I am so afraid a she is related to me. They scrimped-and saved like paupers and resent-"- ed every penny my Father ever spent on.us. When Mr. Trice died, ‘he ~ fA left all of it and never did akything for anyone else, that I ever dic’. hear of. We have about six pews in our chureh with a little silver * marker dedicated to his memory, and he never darkened the door of our church. One of his daus. made the family contribute $600 for six news. *~ | It vuzzles me, but I would bet that Vvérlinda South 03 or Northeroft : whe tht . 7 have been 4 Tomlinson or some connection. ~ - neni It is now 7:30, sat, night. I batt ‘oompany all afternoon’ and could: not finish this, so this is it, for this tine. Hope I heve- answered all the questions. Have been working on this letter 80 lon es doubt if any of' it makes sense._ : ft With best wishes to both of you, : es 4 aa bk > A DPrvtAs Lhe Larecrer’. , gee PVA H/ an “7. fh Be, ne Ahead P< i as t~- ys e 7 , AAV sR Me MILL 9949) LE FOL sw ORG ‘ AD gs ZF Lkincw Fk po 1 ee o al A} .) 9 ” RT 4K 7 ; Cr frit HEP OP PELL 23 F Jie?, + : o - 2 ‘ie = s - Odd CHU. 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OF PP of: In- Reena CO am met eye Ea, Boe. 2 (A. = M4. ane 138 as a cy reg |e F eee pao Wu eds? f : SSF +P apd /F&/ Usha OW. aes 144. / U-Cl. : a} we .. 1992 A p “DP GGS< 1G 87 ji oes | Gobo Side: IBIS ~- : x J3FY - Joa a Je C1 “ak ir Z i ) {t Lt se e. “St LL | ‘ a: f BISHOP H. A. TOMLINSON. BISHOP A. J, TOMLINSON <n ene Church Of God Convention A~K5» ‘ merch Sl God Convention . Memorial For Bishop “* Quinn Planned Here | Highlighting the 1965 State overseer for this group of i convention of The Church of! the Church of God many years. is | G0d, which has world headquar-| The memorial services will be »|ters in New York, will be me. at 2 p.m. and they will be link: q|morial services for the lateled to the 100th anniversary re- | Bishop James A. Quinn, - who| membrance being held in many fat founded the host church . the nation y|Bramlett Road where the con- px-/Vention corivenes this Friday/linson jand Saturday. ed| Bishop Quinn also served as/ Church tetas ~ puesta no A bout $70,000 = Parker Says... | Kickback’ For eonec Zu 4 cs ais ; Set IL... & 5S) Re a ope Nice doe By Qin Red J Ute Aas : ie Pas. iret Ths - ALIS t haiek ido ae Leth ) dD gs ob, Ati “ S Cod ide ae oe yi:- eb Le fet > di 2. nary au< | a CL f . AL mel many Peig As That 146 Fssess + | (her wate 1294 yt « > (lee ei h-s A 4 LGAs i 5$/- 1706 He Gtlipe tte en Se by. iP aP [x24 “¢ 7 oe ye {ft vy Lae et — = a ] 2 * a te AL 4 gee ange Ba ee ei g a | eB) fine > / i, : dart tary { b2 ~1G8e + FCORD & LANDMARK Our Past In Iredell by lightning ‘caused no sur-jany persons interested in the; Yadkin and the Catawba. toll ; a » this office. In fact the pa-|movement will be asked to/pbridge, which was built about six | tary ple would have been sur- | meet.” years ago’ at a Cost of $2,400." | dised i Mr. Red Buck had not; “The Landmark was inforfned| “"D. A. Miller and W. M. Nichol- jan participant. He misses noth- |that Mrs. Roxana Simonton, who |#n shipped 23 head of cattle to ° P died last week, was not a daughter of Charleston, S. C. These are in the sets y years age: Landmark, Ap-| Maxwell Bogle. She was the dadgh- cattle business to a considerable = » 193. lter of Joseph Bogle, and Maxwell |extent this season and are paying ea dead body of B. Murdock, | Bogle was her brother.” good prices” | | corpd Mr and Mis..T. J. Murdock | “Statesville’s contribution to the| “Tl. was recently stated in the ae he township, was] flood sufferers (in the Ohio Valley) Landmark that Iredelf has 37 dis tp beside the Western railroad | totals $262.57. Part of this was sent tilleries and @ commissioned store- | and a half west of Eufola keepers. A subscriber informs us Wednesday morning. An in- || .G. _{that Yadkin has 4 bonded distil- | held a few hours later | French. leries (41- operating) and 4 com-| | COL! coroner's jury decided that ' called on the business people.” missioned storekeepers and gaug- | eg rdock’s death was due to, “Gov. Craig has appointed E. 8. | e's. How many of each has | gus gy struck by a. westbound | Millsaps of ‘Statesville as a dele-| Wilkes? We understand that there | conference on education are 275 distilleries. ds operation in : “We have heard of no serious damage being | “that J. B. Holman’s | y burst, ‘which will stop, him , Florence Mitchell Net-| both limbs were aed bruised.” |from grinding for a few days.” , Statesville; _Mary| ‘‘Miss Mary McCracken of Clyde “At Trinity Episcopal Chureh at helma Smith, Colina | stopped over.a few days last week die Ostwalt, Ada Per-| She was en route to-her home from LAs Bradshaw, Iva Haith-| Davidson County ‘where she has Sharpe and teller of the First Na-| Sa been teaching echeol since last Oc- tional Bank of Statesville and Miss | McLelland will go to | tober.” Carrie, daughter of Dr. J J Mot, a few days to have| Seventy-five years ago: .. Land-| were united in marriage.” practice of Dr. T. D, ‘mark, Aprit 5, 1088. #7 \ “In the death of Mr. Humphrey the latter takes post-| The warning of the weather bur-|Tomlinson-the co oses_ one of | in New York.” eau that there was a possibility of bést citizens. He was iruly an} Flanigan and W.| storms the week before—doubted in| exemplary man.” _ fz ve decided to or-|the Landmark of the Friday. be- nies S-L. Tays sends us the | ny of Boy Scouts in| fore—was not an empty warning. | first méss of potatoes for 1888. will make a date | “The freshets of last week swept | They are large enough to eat ‘and ext week on which |away Lock’s bridge over the South | are remarkably early.” OFFICE OF P. L. Murpny, M. D.. SUPERINTEN CENT, STATE Mogprrar, MORGANTON, N. C. a 4 gy en Feast ale /B/t- 1d 4 | |e ¢ re: goth JEF2 1 . $k-gel- : Fa: | Loe ane wh. Xe ee ms yee : x + } C47 4 7 Rie €, 4 ee a a i Lt t 4+ Le E : / . . ; j a 44, ny Aw. ee go oo AX Coy frieele. TF del 7 --f) FiF-O0 ¢ é * AMOMLNAY I A UMASTALO'T _ a J12e Gee ft + f Oe LOT, Ton Cee ~ ox. PE We Tok. a ; | A Y_ mye ie Tiss — Prine 4 | Vg IRE 2 ae RO: 1 MA ve = 494 Es , Cs >» aA 1$$*4- ade } a | | a ae c [< io LB ae fie 1 rth /@ CCE | ti —~— \ tines ‘Lo “) ue {4 Ie he { 5 eile Pe f 4 4 / U 7 W : pwd Gd CH. -€ hire Z thet ot - BO. yy Oy Fiewd Ale | / eee 7 es = oe ‘ “Uy, a Cs ie sf /, get oF & fy L E <j & { prtde (oft kit ¢ tet ee x2 tr ee ve ? o tx ; yo - - ox wee 1 A-e- \ ; =f CH Jey ) 22 724 SL wef Zz J 7% o ud }/ { : Sk ge [Xe uv gu / x9 é a ‘ I} .° aa awh 5 fi. —o ofp l« Fant eee 4 | ok 4, ek, Inc TA, ph Ap. LES] = UN ee a we ¢ fix Cts r<? eer f )yzZ tt a LA tie de A. /?1 fi. Anes i i. }77 . < 4 5 6 Pant. ca tersecls een A fics 7 Cetdel cl ys (be wild oc a = ner Le Pe 221 but 2 co Jee 3 bf OPP ed AAs - C bee a oZen 7). : Wiliam C. Elam Succumbs Att) § n 3-|- William. Coite|: Elam, 82: 1924 of | Newton Drive, died at fredel| - Me morial Hospital iat 7:30 p.m Fre } » He had been i! for three days. He was a retired merchant and farmer. — He was born in Iredell County-on , August- 19, 1880, a-son of Ruchard ; W. and cee ‘lam: | In 1909 he was “to 4ihe for- |. mer Mary Alma Gaither, who died on December 19, 1944. He operat: | \ed a general store in the. Society, Church community for several} years. : He is survived by one son, R. / W. Elam of Ohigago: four daugh- : : Mrs. Richard C.. Williams, | }. a | route 1, Statesville; Mrs. Net] Sum-. f ran|mers of Hiddenite asi Miss Sadie” ¢ | and” Miss. Pear! Elam; beth of the home: one bfother, A: D. Elan of Winstoh-Salem; ome sister, Mrs.‘ George R. Hunt of Cool Springs and | eight grandchildren. The body. wil! remain at Bunclf Funeral Home uptd tuken to the | a of | Church to lie wn state for 3@.munu: * gf | eS prior to the service. Tie family “yton Will. receive frends at the funeral” home from 7:30 until 9 p.m. today’ \/ ee j 20s, san, per- Rites Are Held For W. C. Elam | Puneral services for W.:C.-Elam, who died Saturday, were held Qup- ee » ~ © day afternoon at Front Street Bap- F) tist Church with Rev, T. L. Reec ©) and Rev. C, C. Holland officia’ : Burial followed in Society Bap = tist Church cemetery. Pallbearers pe were J. C. McNeely, Troy Pope, >) Guy’ Privette, Lloyd ‘Lippard, Lee /- Fincannon, and*Thomas hing * . Bunch Funeral Home was in ss charge. ee es * ve 1 Ce on ae ; + aly 2 bent A. WV. > te fe Te / | / ioe 7 Let og, A i e i Ladentot: cle Latter. AY Pee pat Caan Los oe fel. ae Ves poe si [ees ca : ree ae : s ble ~ pS: / oe / oF ‘ “ nae . Nba Tee Be : . Bel tewn/ y BA pct | Fore 8: Lo ISELA VEG be. a Ge Ji By alo sear. ibaa. we fer a ae -e<3 + oe BO~ Ah a ae Z ie “er? “~ -_“p powaiirg of “ae ea] ei o. Vanek. © EL 40 Ce CG. Loe ; per Jeme- ith tea de APS “4 os Aetclcsnadl taee vein 4 pee aoe ool te” oe on he pe Ie. eee ak Aeree’ Tele te ae elit’ 1]. 9 Si Sans vemerscme se 2 f>) ee ss : | Sie: Wak: i Mette Ye etn. 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Although I heve written you since 11 I omitted-saying that so many times I used to her my brother © to “Lum Campbell." Now, that is ail_t know, I don't seem to 1 any Campbells in-my file. ‘ | : Thank you so much for the Elam information that cane I will return it as soon as I get my niece in shape for the_™ a but the namé is all I knows If you write to Della Fntemann I th she will know for. the Stikeleathers xk lived nearer than we dide Casper Kinder I think I remember .seeinge His two sons were Jim, ‘tall, and Lee, who married Bffie Hix. ..! don't recall others. I have a card for Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson, born will at Statesville 1825 and he had a son Notley. |. His son Augustus oe waa — ‘had two sons I remember very well - the Notley you mention an We Mitt Kinder was 4 familiar. name out in my old neighborno%. £1, 2 4 I never heard of any. others, 6 <B T have a-ain been, an Alexander, Mamie McElwee in the Mamie, memory that Mrs, At church at Tabo Pew with her an A Iam afraid thet is all I és eve you have'all 7 I beli have, Tomlinsone, n do-on Gaithete or | NV nfibcmaare Yah nny CL Ve wr Minin 2 , >: : arreesSd. Riss Ne Vat * “yy of De Sas ark f a youd em Te aha AK rth wt, Seam copy | Ris aw a oe berthe~ yg amt As ti! Se wT Cx wt yee ash ea a ” pepe ate Jt iccosligaiac Hur .. had a | Lf eg a We ESE) &