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Page 153. Page 154 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.4.1.2. Dosha Worsham is Theodosia Worsham. Her obit is in the Spartanburg Herald and Herald Journal, Spartanburg, SC, 1950, as Theodosia Washam Brown, Spartanburg, w/o S. J. Brown, 3-21-50 p. 5. She md. Swan Jefferson Brown b. 1874 & d. 1950. Page 156 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.4.10. Sarah Jane Worsham "Sallie" b 14 Mar 1871 VA. (Ollie Curry, 2001) Ollie Curry's father was Sanders Baxter who d. 1963. His father, Sanders Baxter, md. Sarah Jane Worsham "Sallie" in Slabtown, Cocke Co., TN, Dec 24, 1887. They were md by Charlie Goodnough. Sallie's "family lived in NC when my grandfather went to the town she lived in and met her. They lived around the area for about a year, then went by train to Texas, and bought land in Shannon, (Clay Co) TX, and raised their family. Sallie is bur in the Shannon Cem. Her cousin, went to Texas by train, and md William Alexander Baxter, Sanders brother. Her family thinks she was a mail order bride, but I told them she was a cousin of Sallie's, and Sallie probably got them together. I have Sallie's bible. My father was the next to youngest. Sallie had 12 children. Two children died, one as a baby, a girl, and one about 10 years of age, another girl. Sallie had heart trouble, and died in her early 50's. My father only knew his mother's name, not where she was from or anything. She could read and write, and corresponded with her family for years, but never went back to NC. The story that was passed down was that Sallie and Sanders walked 20 miles, crossed a railroad track into Tn to get married. The marriage license had Washburn as her maiden name, but I think now that was a mistake, it may have been how she pronounced it that it sounded like Washburn. (Ollie Curry, 2001) The family is in the 1900 Clay Co, TN census: Sanders Baxter 37 TN TN TN; Sallie 31 VA TN TN; Rosie E. 11TX; William A. S. 6 TX, Maud M. 4 TX; Holloway 2 TX; Thomas 0 TX. Sanders Baxter b. 1863 Cosby, Cocke Co. TN (md. Sallie Washam) was s/o John Baxter, Sr (b. 1817 Cosby, Cocke Co. TN) & Mary Elizabeth Carver (b. 1831 Cosby, Cocke Co. TN). (James Franklin "Jim" Baxter, 2001) The picture, courtesy David L. White, 2000, http://srmason.homestead.com/index.html, is of Weldon Baxter, Sarah Washam Baxter, Sanders Baxter & Jesse Baxter. Sanders Baxter was b 16 Aug 1862 Cosby, Cocke, TN. Their children are: Rosa Elizabeth Baxter; William Alexander Sanders Baxter; Maude Mae Baxter; Haloway Baxter; Thomas Seldon Baxter; John Baxter; Omar Baxter; Sanders Baxter (Ollie's father); Sarah Edna Baxter; Lottie Rosine Baxter ; Eva Cornelia Baxter. (Lottie & Eva both died-one died as a baby & the other about 10 years of age but Ollie did not say which one was the baby. There were 12 children but only 11 are accounted for) Ollie's daughter, Brenda had a picture of Weldon Baxter, Sarah Washam Baxter, Sanders Baxter & Jesse Baxter on her web page at http://www.louisville.edu/~dlwhit02/baxter/page1.htm Page 157. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5. Robert Lee Washam b. 11 Sep 1834 Sullivan Co, TN. Md 1st) Catherine Bushong & 2nd Rebecca E. Booker. Robert S. Washam or "L" is in the 1860 Sullivan Co, TN census age 25 day laborer, p 138 with his wife Catherine. His mother Rebecca Washam age 55 is head of the household with $200 P.E. He is living next to Samuel Kelly in the 1870 Greene Co., TN census. Listed are Robert Washam age 36, occupation colier, Samuel Kelly is age 77 Farmer b TN, wife Elisabeth age 54 and among the children is George W. Kelly age 18. In the Greene, TN Cemeteries by Burford Reynolds bur. in the Bethesda (Harrison's) is Samuel Kelley b. 8/22/1792 d. 11/6/1877 with wife Elizabeth Jennings b. 1816 & d. 1898 & Geo. Washington Kelley b. 1/7/1857 & his wife Rosie Worsham Kelley b. 7/29/1864 & d. 6/26/1900. It looks like Geo. Washington Kelley was b. in 1852 instead of 1857. Rosie Worsham Kelley is Robert S. Worsham's niece, the daughter of his brother William Odell Washam (see page 155, 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.4.6. Rosanna Lee Worsham) Also in his household in the 1870 census is George W. Washam b. abt. 1846 TN, Mary T. Washam b. abt. 1854 TN & Robert's 2nd) wife, Rebecca E., age 38. A George W. Washam served the CSA in TN 6th (Wheeler's) Cav. Co. From the Family History Library Catalog "Tombstone records, Greene County, TN, Historical Records Project (Tennessee) FHL Film 24668 Items 2-3, p. 288, Robert S. Warsham b 11 Sep 1834, d 15 Dec 1877, Rehobath Cemetery located about 18 miles from Greeneville. After Robert died, his 2nd) wife, Rebecca E. went to Ellis Co., TX where she appears in the 1880 Ellis Co., TX Census ED 50, page 63 as age 51, a widow. Children of Robert & Catherine:
Children of Robert Washam and Rebecca:
1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3A.1. Roy Brown b 2 Nov 1886 Ellis Co., TX (1900 shows born 1887 but SSID show 1886) md Blanche Kincaid & d Mar 63. He later went by the name Pannell (Bettye Riddle, Boise City, OK 8/16/2000). He d Mar 1963 & buried in Hannibal, MO. Laura & Israel children: 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.1. Clyde Gerald Pannell b 3 Mar 1891 Ellis Co., TX md Lula Burdett. He d 20 Feb 1966 & bur Houston, Harris, TX. One daughter Evelyn Pannell b 18 Aug 1912 md Mr. Davidson. She d 7 Apr 1936 & bur Holdenville Cem., Holdenville, OK. There may have been more children. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.2. Ruth Esther Pannell b 13 Jun 1893 Ellis Co., TX md Jess Harris & d Feb 1989 Oklahoma City, OK. Jess d Apr 1971 Oklahoma City, OK. Children: Imogene Pannell md Tommy Heritage & had 1 child, Tommy Heritage, Jr. dec; Carmen Pannell md Otho Bartlett and had two daughters Patsy Bartlett, Suzanne Bartlett. Carmen died in Holdenville, OK. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.3. Ruby Pannell b 22 Mar 1896 Ellis Co., TX md K. D. Bernard & d 1969. Children: June Bernard md Tate Falkner. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.4. Edna Mae Pannell d in Ellis Co., TX between 1896 & 1900. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.5. Finly Vance Pannell b 2 Aug 1900 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK md Geneva Edwards & d Jul 1980 bur Holdenville Cemetery, Holdenville, OK. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.6. Harold Seymour Pannell b 11 Oct 1902 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK & d 6 Apr 1979 Alameda, CA. California death cert lists middle name as Samuel. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.7. Clyde Pannell b 24 Aug 1904 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK md Lola Carter & d Mar 1986 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.8. Leo Robert Pannell b 10 May 1905 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK md Lola Mae Carter 13 Sep 1933 Mena, Polk, AR. Lola b 6 Mar 1906 Sulphur Springs, Fannin, TX d/o John M. Carter & Lizzie Kathryn Lund & d Nov. 10, 1977. Leo d 17 Oct 1986 & both are bur Holdenville, OK cemetery. Lola had previously been married to Norman Lucas. Children: 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.8.1. Leola Carol Pannell b 31 Aug 1934 md Robert Leland Trotter 23 Sep 1951 & d 16 Feb 1987 Oklahoma City, OK, bur. Holdenville OK cemetery. Robert b 3 Feb 1961 & bur Holdenville OK cemetery. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.8.2. Bettye Cathrine Pannell md Robert Boyd Riddle. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.8.3. John Robert Pannell md Glenda Adams. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B.3B.9. George Buster Pannell b 19 Nov 1907 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK d 23 Oct 1932 Holdenville, OK. 1.3.2.4B.1.2.1.5B. 4. William Delaney Washam b. May 29, 1871 of Greene Co, TN. He is William D., age 11/12, on the 1870 Greene Co, TN cens. On the 1880 Ellis Co, TX census he is William D., age 10 living with his mother Rebecca E. According to Frances Burkett, 2000, his middle name is Delaney but he went by "Jake". He is listed as Jake Worsham, b. May 1850? TN, in the 1900 Sebastian Co, AR census living with his wife Lizzie b. Jul 1880 TX. William D., age 49 TX, and Elizabeth, age 39 TX, are in the 1920 Graham, Young Co, TX census ED 168, p. 2. His wife, Mary Elizabeth Long, was b. 28 Jul 1879 Nacogdoches, TX. In the Oct 1942 Graham, TX Telephone Directory is: Worsham W. D. Mrs. r 810 Indiana. In the Probate Index Volume 2 1920-1959 Young Co., TX: Worsham W. D. p87. (1/12-1870; 10-1880; 49-1920) The following information was received from Frances Burkett, 2000: "William Delaney Worsham brought his new bride, Mary Elizabeth Long out of Oklahoma to Texas in the year 1896, making their home in Mineola for a while then to Bowie, Texas. After a short time in Mineral Wells, the young couple moved their family for the last time and settled in Graham where they purchased a farm north of town in the Flint Creek Community. They remained on the farm until "Jake's" poor health required the move into town to be near the family physician. Before failing health, Jake and his close friend, Homer Brigham worked together buying, selling or trading mules, horses and cattle in and around Young county. Mr Brigham owned a truck and drove Jake and whatever livestock they had bought or traded to their destination. Jake would sometimes buy some poor and neglected animal and with good feed, water and the necessary care, restore them back to stock worthy of a good sale price. He was known by his neighbors as a kind, generous and honest man. Mary Elizabeth "Lizzy" tended to her family, sewing to provide clothing, cooking and cleaning. A quilt frame, hanging from the ceiling, always had a quilt in progress. She was always ready to help out her neighbors. She assisted in the deliveries of some of the neighborhood babies. Her children remember coming home from school and always finding fresh baked sweet potatoes on the back of the wood stove in the kitchen. Jake kept peanut hay in the loft of his barn. The children and grandchildren would spend hours in the loft laughing, talking, playing with kittens and eating peanut. The old well near the kitchen door provided the best drinking water in the country for the hot and thirsty visitor. Jake b in Shelby Co, Tennessee 29 May 1871. He came to Texas as a small child and later moved to Oklahoma. He told his family of herding sheep when he was very small boy and of how lonely he would get. The story is told that, as a young man, he bought and sold mules to the U. S. Army. (Cont.)
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