Lizzie Robertson

F, b. February 1882
FatherGeorge Galloway Robertson b. 9 Oct 1858, d. 31 Mar 1950
MotherViola Grace Garner b. 26 Mar 1865, d. 13 Nov 1919
Lizzie Robertson|b. Feb 1882|p16.htm#i303|George Galloway Robertson|b. 9 Oct 1858\nd. 31 Mar 1950|p2.htm#i37|Viola Grace Garner|b. 26 Mar 1865\nd. 13 Nov 1919|p15.htm#i302|Gustavus B. Robertson|b. 7 Nov 1827\nd. 20 Dec 1903|p1.htm#i17|Isabella Gentry|b. 3 Sep 1832\nd. a 1 Oct 1903|p1.htm#i18|||||||
BirthFeb 1882 Lizzie Robertson, daughter of George Galloway Robertson and Viola Grace Garner, was born in Feb 1882 at TX. 
1900 Census13 Jun 1900 Lizzie Robertson appeared on the 1900 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, at Precinct 1, enumerated 13 Jun 1900, in the household of her parents, George Galloway Robertson and Viola Garner Robertson. Age 18, born TX Feb 1882, listed as "keeping house." 
Marriagea Jul 1900 Lizzie Robertson married J. Roscoe Lowe a Jul 1900. 
1910 Census30 Apr 1910 Lizzie Robertson Lowe and J. Roscoe Lowe appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, enumerated 30 Apr 1910. He was shown as (James) Roscoe Lowe, 30, a traveling salesman born TN of parents born TN, married for eight years. Lizzie was shown as age 27, born TX. Two houses away was her sister, Etta, age 21, and her husband John R. Strong.. 
1930 Census7 Apr 1930 Lizzie Robertson Lowe and J. Roscoe Lowe appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, at Precinct 3, enumerated 7 Apr 1930. He was shown as age 50, married 28 years (age at first marriage 22), born TN, merchant in a general store. Lizzie was shown as age 48, born TX. They lived in a rented house, and owned a radio.. Their son James Ray was listed as living with them. He was shown as Ray, age 19, born TX. 

Family

J. Roscoe Lowe
Child

Minnie Robertson

F, b. circa 1903
FatherGeorge Galloway Robertson b. 9 Oct 1858, d. 31 Mar 1950
MotherViola Grace Garner b. 26 Mar 1865, d. 13 Nov 1919
Minnie Robertson|b. c 1903|p16.htm#i304|George Galloway Robertson|b. 9 Oct 1858\nd. 31 Mar 1950|p2.htm#i37|Viola Grace Garner|b. 26 Mar 1865\nd. 13 Nov 1919|p15.htm#i302|Gustavus B. Robertson|b. 7 Nov 1827\nd. 20 Dec 1903|p1.htm#i17|Isabella Gentry|b. 3 Sep 1832\nd. a 1 Oct 1903|p1.htm#i18|||||||
Note  In 1920, Minnie is shown on the Delta County TX census as a 17-year-old schoolgirl who could read and write, living with father George, a 61-year-old widower, sister Georgia (age 18) and brother Hugh (age 15). 
Birthc 1903 Minnie Robertson, daughter of George Galloway Robertson and Viola Grace Garner, was born c 1903 at TX. 
1910 Census21 Apr 1910 Minnie Robertson appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, at Precinct 3, enumerated 21 Apr 1910, in the household of her parents, George Galloway Robertson and Viola Garner Robertson. She was shown as age 7, born TX, and had attended school the prior year. 
1920 Census10 Jan 1920 Minnie Robertson appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, at Precinct 1, Cooper & Klondike Rd., enumerated 10 Jan 1920, in the household of her father George Galloway Robertson. She was shown as age 17, born TX. 

John Hugh Robertson

M, b. 27 January 1904, d. 28 August 1998
FatherGeorge Galloway Robertson b. 9 Oct 1858, d. 31 Mar 1950
MotherViola Grace Garner b. 26 Mar 1865, d. 13 Nov 1919
John Hugh Robertson|b. 27 Jan 1904\nd. 28 Aug 1998|p16.htm#i305|George Galloway Robertson|b. 9 Oct 1858\nd. 31 Mar 1950|p2.htm#i37|Viola Grace Garner|b. 26 Mar 1865\nd. 13 Nov 1919|p15.htm#i302|Gustavus B. Robertson|b. 7 Nov 1827\nd. 20 Dec 1903|p1.htm#i17|Isabella Gentry|b. 3 Sep 1832\nd. a 1 Oct 1903|p1.htm#i18|||||||
Birth27 Jan 1904 John Hugh Robertson, son of George Galloway Robertson and Viola Grace Garner, was born on 27 Jan 1904 at TX. 
1910 Census21 Apr 1910 John Hugh Robertson appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, at Precinct 3, enumerated 21 Apr 1910, in the household of his parents, George Galloway Robertson and Viola Garner Robertson. He was shown as Hugh, age 6, born TX. 
1920 Census10 Jan 1920 John Hugh Robertson appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of Delta County, TX, at Precinct 1, Cooper & Klondike Rd., enumerated 10 Jan 1920, in the household of his father George Galloway Robertson. He was shown as Hugh, age 15, born TX. 
ResidenceApr 1950  In Apr 1950, John Hugh Robertson lived at Ladonia, Fannin County, TX. Father George G. Robertson's obituary listed J. Hugh's residence as Ladonia TX. 
Death28 Aug 1998 He died on 28 Aug 1998 at Harris County, TX, at age 94. 

Martha Ann Gentry

F, b. circa 1817
FatherElijah Gentry b. 1787, d. bt Sep 1860 - 19 Dec 1868
MotherWilmoth Killen b. c 1794, d. a 23 Jun 1870
Martha Ann Gentry|b. c 1817|p16.htm#i306|Elijah Gentry|b. 1787\nd. bt Sep 1860 - 19 Dec 1868|p25.htm#i486|Wilmoth Killen|b. c 1794\nd. a 23 Jun 1870|p30.htm#i603|Elijah Gentry Sr.|b. c 1753\nd. bt 17 Nov 1817 - 11 May 1818|p26.htm#i514|Hannah [--M?--] Gentry|b. b 1775|p15.htm#i298|William Killen|b. c 1775\nd. c 1834|p49.htm#i977|Nancy? [--M?--] Killen|b. c 1772|p91.htm#i1823|
Birthc 1817 Martha Ann Gentry, daughter of Elijah Gentry and Wilmoth Killen, was born c 1817 at prob Wayne County, MS. 
1820 Census1820 Based on age and gender, Martha Ann Gentry was probably included as a free white female, under age 10, in the household of her father, Elijah Gentry, on the 1820 U.S. census of Wayne County, MS. 
1830 Census1830 Based on age and gender, Martha Ann Gentry was probably included as a free white female, age 10-15, in the household of her father, Elijah Gentry, on the 1830 U.S. census of Rankin County, MS. 
Marriage6 Aug 1836 Martha Ann Gentry married George W. Thomason on 6 Aug 1836 at Winston County, MS. 
Note  There is no record of George or Martha Gentry Thomason after their marriage in Winston County in 1836. 

Simon Gentry

M, b. before 1787
FatherElijah Gentry Sr. b. c 1753, d. bt 17 Nov 1817 - 11 May 1818
MotherHannah [--M?--] Gentry b. b 1775
Simon Gentry|b. b 1787|p16.htm#i307|Elijah Gentry Sr.|b. c 1753\nd. bt 17 Nov 1817 - 11 May 1818|p26.htm#i514|Hannah [--M?--] Gentry|b. b 1775|p15.htm#i298|David Gentry|b. c 1712\nd. c 1765|p28.htm#i552|Sarah Brooks|b. b 1720|p28.htm#i558|||||||
Birthb 1787 Simon Gentry, son of Elijah Gentry Sr. and Hannah [--M?--] Gentry, was born b 1787. 
MS Terr. Census1810 Simon Gentry was listed as head of a household on the 1810 Mississippi Territorial Census of Washington County, MS Terr (later AL). He was recorded as a single male over age 21. Another Gentry, Jesse, was also recorded as a single male over age 21. Based on gender, his household could have included. 
Note1813  On list of taxable property with father Elijah Sr. and brother James. 

Charley Emmett Harris

M, b. 1 October 1874, d. 6 January 1968
Note  Cladyne Cottrell Barret (daughter of Clay and Opal Robertson Cottrell) reports that she lived briefly with Emmett and Addie Harris: "Barrett's mother kept the children while Barrett and I lived with Aunt Addie and Uncle Emmet, looking for a rent house in the area while a new housing complex was being built for Sheppard Air force Base. Our visit was one of their high-lights in their older years for Barrett "fixed" everything in the house that was broken. Until his dying day, Emmett was still chuckling over a toaster, taken apart and repaired perfectly, only there was one piece left over...." 
Birth1 Oct 1874 Charley Emmett Harris was born on 1 Oct 1874 at Meers, Comanche County, OK. 
Marriage23 Dec 1897 He married Addie Lee Cottrell, daughter of Martin Gilbert Cottrell and Martha H. "Mattie" Johnson, on 23 Dec 1897 at Wichita County, TX. Addie was underage to marry in Texas -- she was only 16 -- and had to have her mother's permission. The marriage license was issued Dec. 22, 1897 and the marriage performed on Dec. 23, 1897, by County Judge J. W. Barwise. 
1910 Census24 May 1910 Charley Emmett Harris and Addie Cottrell Harris appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Wichita County, TX, at Justice Precinct 2, enumerated 24 May 1910. Emmett (spelled Emmit in the census) was shown as a 35-year-old general farmer, born TX; Addie (shown as Eddie) was age 28, born TX. The census indicates that she was the mother of six, three surviving (only three children have ever been identified as born to this marriage). Their children Gilbert William, Sam Walter (Pete) and Mattie Lucille were listed as living with them. All three children -- Bill (called Willie), age 8; Pete (called Sammy), age 6; and Lucille, age 3 -- were shown as born TX. Bill and Pete had attended school within the prior year. 
1920 Census6 Feb 1920 Charley Emmett Harris and Addie Cottrell Harris appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, enumerated 6 Feb 1920. "Emmit C." was shown as a 44-year-old teamster in general hauling, born TX; Addie was shown as 37, born TX. Their children Gilbert William, Sam Walter (Pete) and Mattie Lucille were listed as living with them. The children -- listed as "Willie", age 20, a salesman in a retail auto shop; Sam, age 18, a laborer in an express office, and Lucille, 13, a schoolgirl -- were all shown as born TX. Also enumerated with the family were two lodgers, Mallory Edwards, an 18-year-old laborer in an express office (possibly a co-worker of Pete's), and Sam Canter, 35, a teamster for a general hauling firm (possibly a co-worker of Emmett's). 
1930 Census12 Apr 1930 Charley Emmett Harris and Addie Cottrell Harris appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, enumerated 12 Apr 1930. Emmett was shown as Charles E., age 55, a teamster in the general hauling business, born TX; Addie was age 48, married 32 years, born TX. Their son Sam Walter (Pete) was listed as living with them. Pete, shown as Sam W., was a 27-year-old chauffeur to a private family. The Harris family owned their own home, valued at $600, and owned a radio. 
Death6 Jan 1968 Charley Emmett Harris died on 6 Jan 1968 at Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, at age 93. 
Burial He was buried at Highland Cemetery, Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX. 

Family

Addie Lee Cottrell b. 31 Mar 1881, d. 6 May 1974
Children

Hinton Snoddy

M, b. January 1870, d. 13 October 1932
BirthJan 1870 Hinton Snoddy was born in Jan 1870 at TN. 
Marriage5 May 1898 He married Effalie Cottrell, daughter of Martin Gilbert Cottrell and Martha H. "Mattie" Johnson, on 5 May 1898 at Wichita County, TX. 
1900 Census21 Jun 1900 Hinton Snoddy appeared on the 1900 U.S. census of Wichita County, TX, at Precinct 4, enumerated 21 Jun 1900. He was shown as a widower..  
Death13 Oct 1932 He died on 13 Oct 1932 at Wichita County, TX, at age 62. 

George Washington Cottrell

M, b. 5 March 1821, d. 21 May 1891
Note  The identity of George Washington Cottrell's parents is, as yet, unknown. However, in 2009, DNA testing of a documented descendant of G.W. (his great grandson) produced a 37-for-37 marker match with a documented descendant of Richard Cottrell, d 16 Mar 1715 in St. Peters Parish, New Kent County, VA, through that Richard's son Richard, and a 25-for25 marker match with a documented descendant of that Richard through his son Thomas. Additional tests have been ordered to determine if DNA evidence will suggest that Richard or Thomas is the more likely of the original Richard's sons as an ancestor candidate. The testing is through FamilyTreeDNA, and the results are reported on ysearch.org, ID JKNX2. 
Birth5 Mar 1821 George Washington Cottrell was born on 5 Mar 1821 at Madison County, KY. In his application for a pension for his Mexican War service, George stated that he was born in Madison County KY '3 miles from Lexington.' The closest point in Madison County to Lexington is roughly 10.5 miles. It is therefore not entirely clear whether he was in fact born in Madison County (and a bit farther from Lexington than he stated) or in fact born in Fayette County. 
Note17 Sep 1842  On 17 Sep 1842, a marriage license was issued to G. Washington Cotrell and Mary Gilbert in Colorado County TX and the marriage was performed on 20 Sep 1842. This marriage led to charges of bigamy and adultery against Cottrell in 1843-1844, which were ultimately dismissed when the indictment was quashed (presumably for lack of evidence or the death of a necessary witness) on 4 Mar 1844 (Book A&B, Colorado County records, p. 217). It is unknown whether this is our George at the heart of these charges or (and perhaps more likely) his father. The charge was brought in the September term 1843 and charged that George W. Cottrel being a married man having his former wife alive did unlawfully marry Mary Rodgers 'since the 20th day of September 1842'. 
Note24 Oct 1843  On 24 Oct 1843, G.M. Cottrell was named overseer of a road project in Colorado County. Note that there is no proof that this is our George (note the difference in middle initials), and indeed may be his father. Our George was barely 22 years old and would have been quite young to be named an overseer. Most of the other men appointed on the same day to be road overseers were some 10-20 years older. 
Note1846  A volume called 'Republic of Texas: Poll Lists For 1846' by Marion Day Mullins lists the names and counties of residence of approximately 18,000 Texas taxpayers each of whom paid a 'poll' tax of one dollar. It shows that G.W. Cotterell paid the poll tax in Wharton County, TX in 1846. This may be our G.W., since Wharton and Johnson Counties were adjacent and the boundaries somewhat flexible. However, a search of the 1850 Wharton County census does not reveal anyone by a similar name, and the most likely candidate in 1850 was some distance away in Tarrant County. Nonetheless, our George's military service between 1846 and 1848 could help explain the change of venue. 
Milit-Beg1 May 1846 He began military service on 1 May 1846 at Corpus Christi, Nueces County, TX, when he enlisted for service in the Mexican War, according to a pension application he filed many years later. The pension application was rejected for want of evidence of the service in military records. 
Note20 Dec 1846  On 20 Dec 1846, one George W. Cotrell was involved in an assault 'with force and arms' upon one Frederick Kayser in Colorado County TX and was indicted in March of 1847. This episode gives credence to the theory that there was another George W. Cotrell in Colorado County (our George's father perhaps) since George himself filed a pension application many years later stating that he had joined the Mexican War effort in May of 1846 and likely would not have been in Colorado County in December. 
Milit-EndNov 1848 He ended military service in Nov 1848 at Cordova, Mexico; he was discharged from service in the Mexican War. 
1850 Census4 Nov 1850 He appeared on the 1850 U.S. census of Tarrant County, TX, at Navarro District enumerated 4 Nov 1850. Although it is not certain that this is our George, the most likely candidate on the 1850 census is this "G. W. Cotril." He was shown as age 40 (in fact he would have been 30), born KY, no occupation listed, living with the family of Archie and Nancy Robinson. It is not known whether he was in any way related to the Robinsons (mentioned as a possibility since both George and Archie were born in Kentucky). This is the most likely candidate in part because he was listed in Tarrant County only through 1853; our George appeared for the first time in Parker County in 1854. 
Note19 Aug 1851  He was listed as 'Cottrell, G. W.' on the 1851 Tax Assessment List for Tarrant County TX. He paid $1.25 in tax: 50 cents as a poll tax, 50 cents as a state tax and 25 cents as a county tax. There is no indication on the tax record that he owned any property, not even a horse. 
Note31 Aug 1852  He was listed as 'Cottrell, G. W.' on the 1852 Tax Assessment List for Tarrant County TX. He paid $1.25 in tax -- 50 cents as a poll tax, 50 cents as a state tax and 25 cents as a county tax. There is no indication in the tax record of ownership of any property such as land or a horse. 
Note4 Jun 1853  He was listed as 'Cottrell, G. W.' on the 1853 Tax Assessment List for Tarrant County TX and, like earlier years, was not shown as owning any property such as land or a horse. He did not appear on tax lists in Tarrant County in 1854 or thereafter. 
Noteb Dec 1854  In the 1895 'Hood County History', transcribed in 2000 by the Hood County TX Historical Document Transcription Team, author Thomas Taylor Ewell reported: 'But about this date [1853-54] quite a number of people began to come into the Long creek valley. Martin Baker and his son Joseph, ..., George Cottrell...' 
Marriage6 Dec 1854 He married Martha Louisa Baker, daughter of Martin Alexander Baker and Elizabeth Buchanan, on 6 Dec 1854 at Long Creek, Parker County, TX. According to George and Louisa's Mexican War pension applications, the marriage itself took place on December 6, 1854 in what became Parker County. However, it was recorded in Johnson County (since Parker County was not yet organized) the following month, on January 29, 1855. The book containing the marriage records from Johnson County for 1855-1865 was stolen sometime after the mid-1980s. However, two transcriptions of the original records had already been made and published. One was by Weldon Hudson, and was reprinted in 2002 by the Johnson County Historical Society. The other was by the former head of the Fort Worth Historical Society and was published in their magazine 'Footprints.' 
Residence30 Sep 1855  On 30 Sep 1855, George Washington Cottrell lived at Parker County, TX. The funeral memorial book for G.W.'s son, Martin Gilbert, indicates that he was born in Weatherford, Texas (county seat of Parker County). More likely he and his siblings were born in the Baker Community at Long Creek, Parker County. 
Note1856  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of 75 cents, plus a state of 74 cents and county tax of 37 cents on 160 acres. 
Note1857  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of 75 cents, plus a state of 50 cents and county tax of 25 cents. No acreage was listed for any taxpayer on the sheet where he was recorded. 
Note1858  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of 50 cents, plus a state of 50 cents and county tax of 25 cents. No acreage was listed for him or for most of the taxpayers on the sheet where he was recorded. 
Note13 Feb 1858  On 13 Feb 1858, with his father-in-law Martin Baker, he served one of two chain carriers on the survey for the land claimed by Charles Baker (Martin's brother) at Baker Community, Long Creek, Parker County TX, as well as one of two chain carriers on the survey for the land claimed by Josiah Baker (Martin's son, George's brother-in-law). 
Note1859  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of 75 cents, plus a state of 50 cents and county tax of 25 cents. No acreage was listed for him or for most of the taxpayers on the sheet where he was recorded. 
Note1860  G.W. Cottrell appears to have been recorded on the tax roll for 1860 (the name appears to be listed as Cantrell,and other Cantrells lived in the area but no other G.W. either before or after this tax record). No acreage was listed for him or for most of the taxpayers on the sheet where he was recorded. He was shown as owning 17 head of cattle. The tax paid is not clear. 
Note1861  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of 75 cents, plus a state of 50 cents and county tax of 25 cents. No acreage was listed for him or for many of the taxpayers on the sheet where he was recorded. He was shown as owning 20 head of cattle. 
Residence27 Sep 1861  On 27 Sep 1861, George Washington Cottrell lived at Parker County, TX. On that date, G.W. filed an affidavit, wherein he staked his claim to 160 acres in southern Parker County. His witnesses were J.A. Baker (older brother of his wife, Louisa Baker) and Raine Johnson. Both Cottrell (whose name was spelled Cotrell on the documents) and Johnson were unable to write: both signed the affidavit with a mark. Baker was able to sign his name. The land boundaries were up against lands held by J.A. Baker, David Baker, F. Bates and Thomas Bedford. The survey chain carriers were Martin Baker (father of George's wife Louisa Baker Cottrell) and James Johnson. 
Note1862  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of $4.25, plus a state of $2.00 and county tax of 76 cents on 160 acres. He was shown as owning a horse and 25 head of cattle. 
Note1863  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of $1.25, plus a state of $4.60 and county tax of $1.16 on 160 acres. He was shown as owning two horses. 
Note10 Dec 1863  On 10 Dec 1863, G.W. Cotrell's land grant for 160 acres in southern Parker County, for which he had applied on 27 Sep 1861, was issued. 
Note1864  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of $1.25, plus a state of $6.55 and county tax of $1.89 on 160 acres. 
Note1865  G.W. Cottrell paid a poll tax of $1.25, plus a state of $2.13 and county tax of $1.63 on 160 acres. He was shown as owning 10 horses. 
Note31 Jul 1867  G.W. Cottrell registered to vote in Parker County, representing that he had lived in Texas for 34 years, in Parker County and in precinct 6 for 11 years. 
1880 Census2 Jun 1880 He and Martha Louisa Baker Cottrell appeared on the 1880 U.S. census of Parker County, TX, at Justice Precincts 6 & 8, enumerated 2 Jun 1880. The family last name was spelled "Cotrell." George was shown as a 59-year-old farmer, born KY; Louisa was shown as "Dottie L.", age 44, born KY. Their children Mary E., Margaret "Arby" and George W. were listed as living with them. The children were shown as Mary E., age 23, Margarett, age 16, and George W., age 12. Enumerated next door in household 9 were daughter and son-in-law Aaron and (Sarah) Jane Henson; nearby in household 12 were Louisa's brother Josiah and family including his mother-in-law Nancy Fore (mother of Nancy "Kate" Fore Baker and Mary "Polly" Fore Johnson, and grandmother of Mattie Johnson Cottrell), Josiah's son James and family in household 13, and Josiah and Louisa's uncle Charles in household 15. 
Residence23 Mar 1887  On 23 Mar 1887, George Washington Cottrell lived at Long Creek, Parker County, TX. In his pension application, George W. Cottrell said he had been a resident of Parker County for 33 years (putting him in Parker County as of 1854). 
Residence17 Feb 1890  On 17 Feb 1890, George Washington Cottrell lived at Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX. In a follow-up pension application, George W. Cottrell indicated his residence at Iowa Park. 
Death21 May 1891 He died on 21 May 1891 at Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, at age 70. In Louisa Baker Cottrell's pension application, she and her son G.W. Cottrell and son-in-law Aaron Henson attested that George's death occurred on 21 May 1891 in Iowa Park, Wichita County TX. 
BurialMay 1891 He was buried in May 1891 at Highland Cemetery, Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX. 

Family

Martha Louisa Baker b. 9 May 1832, d. 17 Jan 1913
Children

Martha Louisa Baker

F, b. 9 May 1832, d. 17 January 1913
FatherMartin Alexander Baker b. 9 Dec 1797, d. 10 Nov 1868
MotherElizabeth Buchanan b. 6 Mar 1797, d. 21 Jul 1854
Martha Louisa Baker|b. 9 May 1832\nd. 17 Jan 1913|p16.htm#i311|Martin Alexander Baker|b. 9 Dec 1797\nd. 10 Nov 1868|p42.htm#i842|Elizabeth Buchanan|b. 6 Mar 1797\nd. 21 Jul 1854|p42.htm#i843|David Baker|b. 3 Jun 1749\nd. 15 Sep 1838|p42.htm#i844|Dorothy Wiseman|b. 5 Feb 1765\nd. 23 Aug 1855|p42.htm#i845|William Buchanan|b. 23 Aug 1765\nd. a 1850|p45.htm#i894|Elizabeth Jones|b. 14 Nov 1774\nd. 21 May 1861|p45.htm#i895|
Birth9 May 1832 Martha Louisa Baker, daughter of Martin Alexander Baker and Elizabeth Buchanan, was born on 9 May 1832 at Burke or Macon County, NC. The date of birth is not clear on Louisa's application for a pension arising from her husband's Mexican War service. It could be the 6th, the 8th or the 9th. In addition, although Louisa identified her place of birth in that application as Cherokee County NC, that county was not formed by 1832 when she was born. It is thus not clear whether Louisa was born in Burke County (where the family was recorded two years earlier as of the 1830 census) or in the area of Macon County that became Cherokee County (where the family was as of the 1840 census). 
1840 Census1840 Based on age and gender, Martha Louisa Baker was probably included as a free white female, age 5-10, in the household of her father, Martin Alexander Baker, on the 1840 U.S. census of Cherokee County, NC. 
1850 Census7 Sep 1850 Martha Louisa Baker appeared on the 1850 U.S. census of Pulaski County, KY, at Division 2, enumerated 7 Sep 1850, in the household of her parents, Martin Alexander Baker and Elizabeth Buchanan Baker. She was shown as "Margaret," age 18, born KY. 
1852 Iowa Census1 Jul 1852 Based on gender, Martha Louisa Baker was probably included in the household of her father, Martin Alexander Baker, on the 1852 State Census of Columbus City, Louisa County, IA. 
Marriage6 Dec 1854 Martha Louisa Baker married George Washington Cottrell on 6 Dec 1854 at Long Creek, Parker County, TX. According to George and Louisa's Mexican War pension applications, the marriage itself took place on December 6, 1854 in what became Parker County. However, it was recorded in Johnson County (since Parker County was not yet organized) the following month, on January 29, 1855. The book containing the marriage records from Johnson County for 1855-1865 was stolen sometime after the mid-1980s. However, two transcriptions of the original records had already been made and published. One was by Weldon Hudson, and was reprinted in 2002 by the Johnson County Historical Society. The other was by the former head of the Fort Worth Historical Society and was published in their magazine 'Footprints.' 
1880 Census2 Jun 1880 Martha Louisa Baker Cottrell and George Washington Cottrell appeared on the 1880 U.S. census of Parker County, TX, at Justice Precincts 6 & 8, enumerated 2 Jun 1880. The family last name was spelled "Cotrell." George was shown as a 59-year-old farmer, born KY; Louisa was shown as "Dottie L.", age 44, born KY. Their children Mary E., Margaret "Arby" and George W. were listed as living with them. The children were shown as Mary E., age 23, Margarett, age 16, and George W., age 12. Enumerated next door in household 9 were daughter and son-in-law Aaron and (Sarah) Jane Henson; nearby in household 12 were Louisa's brother Josiah and family including his mother-in-law Nancy Fore (mother of Nancy "Kate" Fore Baker and Mary "Polly" Fore Johnson, and grandmother of Mattie Johnson Cottrell), Josiah's son James and family in household 13, and Josiah and Louisa's uncle Charles in household 15. 
Residence21 Jun 1897  On 21 Jun 1897, Martha Louisa Baker lived at Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX. Louisa's pension application based on George's Mexican War service was filed from Iowa Park. 
1900 Census28 Jun 1900 She appeared on the 1900 U.S. census of Wichita County, TX, at Justice Precinct 6, enumerated 28 Jun 1900 in the household of John H. Green and Mary Cottrell Green, her daughter and son-in-law. She was shown as a 67-year-old widow, born NC May 1833. 
1910 Census30 Apr 1910 Martha Louisa Baker Cottrell appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, at Justice Precinct 2, enumerated 30 Apr 1910 in the household of John H. Green and Mary Cottrell Green, her daughter and son-in-law. She was shown as a 78-year-old widow, born NC. 
Death17 Jan 1913 Martha Louisa Baker Cottrell died on 17 Jan 1913 at Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, at age 80. Her death notice appeared in the Wichita Falls Daily Times on January 24: "Mrs. Louisa Cottrell, 82 years old, died last Friday at 2:30 a.m., and was buried Saturday at 3 p.m. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. M.L. Blankenship assisted by Rev. H.B. Johnson. She leaves two sons and two daughters, nine grand children and five great grand children. She had been an invalid thirty years. She was a member of the Baptist church nearly sixty-eight years." Note that M.L. Blankenship was the pastor of the Baptist Church in Iowa Park and H. B. Johnson was the pastor of the Methodist Church in Iowa Park. 
Burial18 Jan 1913 She was buried on 18 Jan 1913 at Highland Cemetery, Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX. 

Family

George Washington Cottrell b. 5 Mar 1821, d. 21 May 1891
Children

Margaret "Arby" Cottrell

F, b. August 1863, d. 14 April 1944
FatherGeorge Washington Cottrell b. 5 Mar 1821, d. 21 May 1891
MotherMartha Louisa Baker b. 9 May 1832, d. 17 Jan 1913
Margaret "Arby" Cottrell|b. Aug 1863\nd. 14 Apr 1944|p16.htm#i312|George Washington Cottrell|b. 5 Mar 1821\nd. 21 May 1891|p16.htm#i310|Martha Louisa Baker|b. 9 May 1832\nd. 17 Jan 1913|p16.htm#i311|||||||Martin A. Baker|b. 9 Dec 1797\nd. 10 Nov 1868|p42.htm#i842|Elizabeth Buchanan|b. 6 Mar 1797\nd. 21 Jul 1854|p42.htm#i843|
BirthAug 1863 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell, daughter of George Washington Cottrell and Martha Louisa Baker, was born in Aug 1863 at prob Baker Community, Parker County, TX. 
1880 Census2 Jun 1880 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell appeared on the 1880 U.S. census of Parker County, TX, at Justice Precincts 6 & 8, enumerated 2 Jun 1880, in the household of her parents, George Washington Cottrell and Martha Louisa Baker Cottrell. She was shown as "Margarett," age 26, born TX. 
Marriage15 Nov 1885 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell married Robert C. Hollis on 15 Nov 1885 at Parker County, TX. Transcriptions of this marriage record shows R.C. Hollis and "Arley" Cottrell. On review of the document itself, however, it appears that the name was always given as "Arby", which appears to have been Margaret's middle name. That Arley/Arby and Margaret are one and the same is shown by census records: in 1900, Robert C. Hollis and Margaret A. Hollis are in Wilbarger County, married 15 years; in 1910, R.C. Hollis and Arby Hollis are in Wichita County, married 24 years; in 1920, they are in Stonewall County. Cladyne Cottrell Barrett recalls stories of her father's sisters talking about their Aunt Arby who would come to the house for dinner, eat like a horse but always have to leave to go home before the washing up. 
1900 Census20 Jun 1900 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell Hollis and Robert C. Hollis appeared on the 1900 U.S. census of Wilbarger County, TX, at Precinct 3, enumerated 20 Jun 1900. He was shown as age 37, born Aug 1862 in TN to parents both born TN, living on his own farm. Arby was shown as Margaret A., age 36, born Aug 1863 in TX to a father born TN and mother born SC. They had no children, and had been married 15 years.. 
1910 Censusbt 26 Apr 1910 - 30 Apr 1910 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell Hollis and Robert C. Hollis appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX, at Justice Precinct 3, enumerated bt 26 Apr 1910 - 30 Apr 1910. He was shown as R.C. Hollis, age 46, born TX of parents born in US, married 24 years. Arby was shown as age 45, born TX to parents both born NC. Note that no occupation is listed but merely "own income".. 
1920 Census1920 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell Hollis and Robert C. Hollis appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of Aspermont, Stonewall County, TX, enumerated 1920. He was shown as R.C. Hollis, age 57, born TN of parents born TN, engaged in farming. Arby was shown as age 56, born TX of parents born TX.. 
Note1930  The Stonewall County tax rolls still show property in the name of Mrs. R. Hollis as late as 1930. There is no tax record as of 1931. That may help pinpoint the date of her remarriage. 
Death14 Apr 1944 Margaret "Arby" Cottrell died on 14 Apr 1944 at Aspermont, Stonewall County, TX, at age 80. She was shown as Margaret Arvy McCann, likely the wife of the informant J. M. McCann, on her death certificate, which listed the cause of death as colon cancer and senility. The certificate gave her birth date as 5 July 1871 and place as Parker County. 

George W. Cottrell (Jr.?)

M, b. 1 April 1868, d. 31 October 1940
FatherGeorge Washington Cottrell b. 5 Mar 1821, d. 21 May 1891
MotherMartha Louisa Baker b. 9 May 1832, d. 17 Jan 1913
George W. Cottrell (Jr.?)|b. 1 Apr 1868\nd. 31 Oct 1940|p16.htm#i313|George Washington Cottrell|b. 5 Mar 1821\nd. 21 May 1891|p16.htm#i310|Martha Louisa Baker|b. 9 May 1832\nd. 17 Jan 1913|p16.htm#i311|||||||Martin A. Baker|b. 9 Dec 1797\nd. 10 Nov 1868|p42.htm#i842|Elizabeth Buchanan|b. 6 Mar 1797\nd. 21 Jul 1854|p42.htm#i843|
Birth1 Apr 1868 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?), son of George Washington Cottrell and Martha Louisa Baker, was born on 1 Apr 1868 at prob Baker Community, Parker County, TX. G.W.'s death certificate listed his date of birth as 1 Apr 1862. In the absence of any other evidence, the birthday of 1 Apr is accepted; the birth year as calculated from various census records is more likely 1868. 
1880 Census2 Jun 1880 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?) appeared on the 1880 U.S. census of Parker County, TX, at Justice Precincts 6 & 8, enumerated 2 Jun 1880, in the household of his parents, George Washington Cottrell and Martha Louisa Baker Cottrell. He was shown as age12, born TX, working on the family farm. 
MarriageJun 1907 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?) married Birtie Jane Moss in Jun 1907 at Iowa Park, Wichita County, TX. Wichita Daily Times newspaper article of June 17, 1907 verifies marriage as does June 21, 1907 Wichita Weekly Times. The article reported that the wedding occurred at the corner of Hyde's Store in Iowa Park, while the couple sat in their buggy. The officiating judge was Justice A. L. Brubaker, and continues: 'This was the first [time he was] called upon to officiate in this line and was somewhate embarrassed, knowing that the boys would guy him. Never let a little thing like this bother you Mr. Justice.' 
1910 Census20 Apr 1910 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?) and Birtie Moss Cottrell appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Wichita Falls, Wichita County, TX, enumerated 20 Apr 1910. He was shown as age 40, a teamster, born TX, married for the second time. Birdie was shown as age 30, mother of one child who did not survive.. 
Notea 20 Apr 1910  George was listed in both the 1909 and 1910 city directories for Wichita Falls, TX. He is not in the 1911, 1912, 1913 directories. He cannot be found anywhere in the United States on the 1920 census. 
1930 Census14 Apr 1930 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?) and Birtie Moss Cottrell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Dill Twp., Kiowa County, OK, enumerated 14 Apr 1930. He was shown as age 63, age at first marriage 42 (although there are family reports of an earlier marriage), born TX of parents both born TX, working as a farm laborer on a rented farm. Birdie was shown as age 50, age at first marriage 25, born TN of parents both born TN.. Their children Luda Cottrell and Bonnie Mae were listed as living with them. Bonnie Mae was shown as age 16, and (Luda) Pearl as age 20, both born TX. Living with the family was Pearl's husband Ellis ("Elise") Jackson, age 25, born TX of a father born AL and mother born TX, and their three-month-old daughter Eva Mae, born OK. 
Marriage26 Mar 1934 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?) married Gertrude [-M?-] Burns on 26 Mar 1934 at Levelland, Hockley County, TX. G.W. Cottrell remarried in 1934 (his wife Birdie had died in December 1932), to Mrs. Will (Gertrude) Burns. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Alfred A. Brian, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Levelland. 
Death31 Oct 1940 George W. Cottrell (Jr.?) died on 31 Oct 1940 at Aspermont, Stonewall County, TX, at age 72. Why G.W. was in Aspermont at the time of his death, from pneumonia, is unknown. His sister, Margaret "Arby" Cottrell Hollis had lived in Aspermont but most likely died before 1940. His death certificate indicated he had been in Aspermont for nine days before his death. 

Family

Birtie Jane Moss b. 5 Feb 1881, d. 30 Dec 1932
Children

Grace Kidwell

F, b. 19 June 1904, d. 18 April 1967
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Grace Kidwell|b. 19 Jun 1904\nd. 18 Apr 1967|p16.htm#i314|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth19 Jun 1904 Grace Kidwell, daughter of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born on 19 Jun 1904 at OK. 
1910 Census30 Apr 1910 Grace Kidwell appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Red River Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 30 Apr 1910, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 6, born OK. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Grace Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 15, born OK, and attending school. 
Marriage Grace Kidwell married Edgar Powell. 
1930 Census10 Apr 1930 Grace Kidwell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 10 Apr 1930, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 25, born OK, enumerated with her family (husband Edgar, his son Melvin, and their children Murell and Betty). 
Marriage Grace Kidwell married Charles Archer. 
Death18 Apr 1967 Grace Kidwell Archer died on 18 Apr 1967 at CA at age 62. 

Family

Edgar Powell b. c 1904
Children

Willie Jacob Kidwell

M, b. 1 November 1906, d. 3 September 1962
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Willie Jacob Kidwell|b. 1 Nov 1906\nd. 3 Sep 1962|p16.htm#i315|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth1 Nov 1906 Willie Jacob Kidwell, son of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born on 1 Nov 1906 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 
1910 Census30 Apr 1910 Willie Jacob Kidwell appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Red River Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 30 Apr 1910, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 4, born OK. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Willie Jacob Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 14, born OK, and attending school. 
Marriage28 Apr 1929 Willie Jacob Kidwell married Velma Teel on 28 Apr 1929 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 
Death3 Sep 1962 Willie Jacob Kidwell died on 3 Sep 1962 at San Antonio, Bexar County, TX, at age 55. 

Family

Velma Teel b. 22 Oct 1912
Children

Lloyd Kidwell

M, b. 23 January 1908, d. 28 February 1970
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Lloyd Kidwell|b. 23 Jan 1908\nd. 28 Feb 1970|p16.htm#i316|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth23 Jan 1908 Lloyd Kidwell, son of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born on 23 Jan 1908 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 
1910 Census30 Apr 1910 Lloyd Kidwell appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Red River Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 30 Apr 1910, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 2, born OK. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Lloyd Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 12, born OK, and attending school. 
Marriage14 Dec 1929 Lloyd Kidwell married Gladys Cantrell on 14 Dec 1929 at Walters, Cotton County, OK. 
Death28 Feb 1970 Lloyd Kidwell died on 28 Feb 1970 at Tillman County, OK, at age 62. 
Buriala 28 Feb 1970 He was buried a 28 Feb 1970 at Frederick Cemetery, Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 

Family

Gladys Cantrell b. c 1910
Children

Cecil Henry Kidwell

M, b. 11 January 1910, d. 7 June 1985
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Cecil Henry Kidwell|b. 11 Jan 1910\nd. 7 Jun 1985|p16.htm#i317|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth11 Jan 1910 Cecil Henry Kidwell, son of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born on 11 Jan 1910 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 
1910 Census30 Apr 1910 Cecil Henry Kidwell appeared on the 1910 U.S. census of Red River Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 30 Apr 1910, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 4 months, born OK. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Cecil Henry Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 10, born OK, and attending school. 
1930 Census10 Apr 1930 Cecil Henry Kidwell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 10 Apr 1930 in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 20, born OK, a farm laborer. 
Marriage2 Dec 1934 Cecil Henry Kidwell married Quilla E. Mashburn on 2 Dec 1934 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 
Death7 Jun 1985 Cecil Henry Kidwell died on 7 Jun 1985 at Tillman County, OK, at age 75. 
Buriala 7 Jun 1985 He was buried a 7 Jun 1985 at Frederick Cemetery, Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 

Family

Quilla E. Mashburn b. 3 Jun 1914, d. 26 May 1992
Children

Raymond Kidwell

M, b. 31 October 1911
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Raymond Kidwell|b. 31 Oct 1911|p16.htm#i318|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth31 Oct 1911 Raymond Kidwell, son of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born on 31 Oct 1911. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Raymond Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 8, born OK, and attending school. 
1930 Census10 Apr 1930 Raymond Kidwell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 10 Apr 1930 in the household of his parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. He was shown as age 18, born OK, a farm laborer. 
Milit Svcebt Jan 1941 - Oct 1941 Raymond Kidwell served in the United States Army bt Jan 1941 - Oct 1941. He trained at Fort Sill OK and Camp Barkeley TX. 
Marriage17 Dec 1941 He married Lennie Millsap on 17 Dec 1941 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 

Family

Lennie Millsap b. c 1915, d. 1970
Child

Alice Kidwell

F, b. 1915, d. 1975
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Alice Kidwell|b. 1915\nd. 1975|p16.htm#i319|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth1915 Alice Kidwell, daughter of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born in 1915. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Alice Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 5, born OK. 
1930 Census10 Apr 1930 Alice Kidwell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 10 Apr 1930, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 15, born OK, attending school. 
Marriage21 Sep 1934 Alice Kidwell married Don B. Brown on 21 Sep 1934 at Frederick, Tillman County, OK. 
Death1975 Alice Kidwell Brown died in 1975. 

Family

Don B. Brown b. b 1915
Children

Helen Kidwell

F, b. 1916, d. 1961
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Helen Kidwell|b. 1916\nd. 1961|p16.htm#i320|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Birth1916 Helen Kidwell, daughter of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born in 1916. 
1920 Census4 Feb 1920 Helen Kidwell appeared on the 1920 U.S. census of East Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 4 Feb 1920, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 3 and 10 months, born OK. 
Marriage Helen Kidwell married George Lynch. 
1930 Census10 Apr 1930 Helen Kidwell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK, enumerated 10 Apr 1930, in the household of her parents, William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell. She was shown as age 14, born OK, attending school. 
Death1961 Helen Kidwell Lynch died in 1961. 

Family

George Lynch b. c 1916
Children

Thurman Kidwell

M, b. 1927, d. 1927
FatherWilliam Jacob Kidwell b. 19 Dec 1879, d. 17 Jun 1970
MotherSusie Livingston b. 12 Apr 1889, d. 13 Apr 1978
Thurman Kidwell|b. 1927\nd. 1927|p16.htm#i321|William Jacob Kidwell|b. 19 Dec 1879\nd. 17 Jun 1970|p13.htm#i250|Susie Livingston|b. 12 Apr 1889\nd. 13 Apr 1978|p3.htm#i59|||||||Abigah C. Livingston|b. 22 Aug 1858\nd. 9 Dec 1930|p3.htm#i56|Martha L. Shew|b. Feb 1855\nd. 1909|p2.htm#i21|
Death1927 Thurman Kidwell died in 1927. 
Birth1927 He, son of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston, was born in 1927. 

Edgar Powell

M, b. circa 1904
Birthc 1904 Edgar Powell was born c 1904. 
Marriage He married Grace Kidwell, daughter of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston. 
1930 Census10 Apr 1930 Edgar Powell appeared on the 1930 U.S. census of Hazel Township, Tillman County, OK in the household of William Jacob Kidwell and Susie Livingston Kidwell, his wife's parents. He was a 39-year-old oddjob laborer and was shown with wife Grace Kidwell Powell, his son, Melvin, and their children Murell and Betty. 

Family

Grace Kidwell b. 19 Jun 1904, d. 18 Apr 1967
Children
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