William
Blassingame, son of Capt. James P. Blassingame and Mary Gowen Blassingame, was
born in Greenville County, South Carolina in 1801. He was married there in 1829 to Mary Berry Earle Prince of
Greenville County, believed to be a niece of Miriam Earle who was married to
John William Gowen, the uncle of William Blassingame. In 1830 he was enumerated in the federal census as "William
Blassingame, Esquire," suggesting that he held public office or else was a
man of some importance in the community.
In 1840 he was Commissioner of the Greenville District of the 1840
federal census and was elected sheriff of Greenville County shortly afterwards.
Early
in their married life William Blassingame and his wife made their home with his
mother. Later he operated a grocery
store in partnership with James P. Foster "next door north of the
courthouse in the Village of Greenville," according to the research of
Joel Chan Edmondson, a descendant.
Shortly
after dissolving his partnership with Foster he died November 28, 1845 in
Greenville County, preceding his mother in death by five years. His probate file was recorded in Greenville
County Record Book E, page 152, according to Adaline Evans Wynn who transcribed
notes from them August 10, 1914. The
estate was settled in 1856.
Mary
Berry Earle Prince Blassingame was given a bill of sale from the estate for
"one large family bible," February 6, 1846, according to Greenville
County Return Book B, page 59.
Appraisers set the value of the estate at $3,138.06. The widow and G. F. Towns were appointed
administrators. G. F. Towns is
unidentified, however there were several marriages between the Towns and
Blassingame families, and it is possible that G. F. Towns was a cousin to the
widow.
Mary
Berry Earle Prince Blassingame appeared as the head of a household in the 1850
census of Greenville District. The
family was listed as:
Blassingame, Mary 37, born
in South Carolina
Lydia Anna 12, born in South Carolina
James 18, born in South Carolina
William 14, born in South Carolina
Thomas B. 10, born in South Carolina
John 8, born in South Carolina"
"Mrs. Mary Foster [formerly Mrs. Blassingame],
administratrix of William Blassingame, received order from Spartan Goodlett,
ordinary of Greenville District to repair to Mary Blassingame's, widow of James
Blassingame, deceased, and appraise estate, goods, chattels, etc of latter, as
Mary shall direct; same appraisement to be made on or before next 23rd of
August."
The
warrant was issued June 23, 1851.
Witnesses included Absalom Thompson, John Lucas [uncle of the widow],
Elijah Thompson, Joseph Smith and John Whitten, Esq. Mary Berry Earle Prince
Blassingame and seven children petitioned the court for administration,
stating that William Blassingame left personal effects amounting to $600,
according to Greenville County Record Book E, page 172.
Before
1855 Mary Berry Earle Prince Blassingame was remarried to James P. Foster, her
husband's former partner.
Joel
Chan Edmondson wrote, "A letter in the administration papers of the estate
of William Blassingame, deceased, dated January 28, 1856, from his son James W.
Blassingame gives the following information concerning the heirs of the
estate."
". . . My Mother, Mary Foster, Consort of James P.
Foster, lives in Greenville District, S.C; Elizabeth Clayton, wife of Reuben
Clayton, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia; James W. Blassingame, Hendersonville,
N.C; Sallie E. G. Whitted, wife of Dr. W. D. Whitted, Hendersonville, N.C;
William Blassingame, Versailles, Missouri; Lydia A. wife of Robert Liles, Polk
County, N.C. [Post Office Sandy Plains]; Thomas B. Blassingame, Polk County,
N.C, Sandy Plains; and John G. E. Blassingame, Atlanta, Georgia."
Luther
Barnett, resident of Gowensville, South Carolina, wrote to Adaline Evans Wynn
about 1920 that Mary Berry Earle Prince Blassingame Foster sold her land in the
latter part of 1856 and removed with her husband to Arkansas "where some
of her daughters lived." She died
in the Monticello, Arkansas area.
Children
born to William Blassingame and Mary Berry Earle Prince Blassingame include:
James W. Blassingame born about 1831
Elizabeth Blassingame born about 1832
Sarah Earle Y. "Sallie"
Blassingame born in 1833
William Blassingame, Jr. born about 1835
Lydia Anna Blassingame born Dec. 22,
1837
Thomas B. Blassingame born about 1840
John Gowen Easley Blassingame born about 1842
James
W. Blassingame, son of William Blassingame and Mary Berry Earle Prince
Blassingame, was born about 1831 in Greenville County, South Carolina. In adult life he lived at Hendersonville,
North Carolina about 20 miles northwest of Gowensville, South Carolina.
Elizabeth
Blassingame, daughter of William Blassingame and Mary Berry Earle Prince
Blassingame, was born about 1832 in Greenville County. In 1849 she was married to Reuben Clayton,
according to Mrs. P. F. Hyatt, a descendant of Monticello, Arkansas. Before 1856 the Claytons removed to Atlanta,
Georgia.
Sarah
Earle Y. "Sallie" Blassingame, daughter of William Blassingame and
Mary Berry Earle Prince Blassingame, was born in 1833, according to her
tombstone in Hendersonville, North Carolina cemetery. She was married about 1855 to Dr. William Davis Whitted and
resided near the residence of her brother, James W. Blassingame. Dr. William Davis Whitted died in 1887, and
she died in 1891.
Children
born to Dr. William Davis Whitted and Sarah Earle Y. "Sallie" Blassingame
Whitted include:
[daughter] born
about 1860
Elizabeth W. Whitted born about 1862
Natalie Whitted born in 1864
Lydia Earle Whitted born about 1866
A
daughter, name unknown, was born to Dr. William Davis Whitted and Sarah Earle
Y. "Sallie" Blassingame Whitted about 1860. It is reported that she was married about 1880 and removed to
McMinnville, Tennessee.
Elizabeth
W. Whitted, daughter of Dr. William Davis Whitted and Sarah Earle Y.
"Sallie" Blassingame Whitted, was born about 1862. She was married about 1882, husband's name
Farrow.
Natalie
Whitted, daughter of Dr. William Davis Whitted and Sarah Earle Y.
"Sallie" Blassingame Whitted, was born in 1864. About 1884 she was married to William B.
Price and removed to Chicago, Illinois where she died in 1923 without children.
Lydia
Earle Whitted, daughter of Dr. William Davis Whitted and Sarah Earle Y.
"Sallie" Blassingame Whitted, was born about 1866. He remained unmarried and lived in Hickory,
North Carolina, about 50 miles northeast of Gowensville, South Carolina.
William
Blassingame, Jr, son of William Blassingame and Mary Berry Earle Prince
Blassingame, was born about 1835 at the home of his grandmother in Greenville
District, South Carolina. In a letter
written by his brother James W. Blassingame January 28, 1886 to "Col.
Jones" it was mentioned that William Blassingame, Jr. lived at Versailles,
Missouri. The letter is filed with the
probate papers of William Blassingame.
Lydia
Anna Blassingame daughter of William Blassingame and Mary Berry Earle Prince
Blassingame, was born December 22, 1837 in Greenville District. She was named for her maternal grandmother,
Lydia Maverick Earle Prince and her great-great grandmother, Anna Sorrell
Earle, according to the research of Joel Chan Edmondson, a descendant.
She
was mentioned as a resident of Greenville County in the probate records of her
uncle, Winn Blassingame when his estate was administered in Perry County, Alabama
November 18, 1852.
She
was married about 1855 to Robert Liles, son of John Liles and Agnes Hester
Liles. In 1856 they lived at Sandy
Plains, North Carolina. Robert Liles had received a tract of land on Green
Creek from his father's estate in 1851.
The
household of Robert Liles was enumerated in the 1860 census of Polk County as:
"Liles, Robert
Lydia Anna 22, born in South Carolina
Margaret
3,
William H.
2,
Josephine
6/12,"
Robert
Liles became a colonel in the Confederacy during the Civil War. After his death, Lydia Anna Blassingame
Liles was remarried in Polk County, North Carolina about 1857 to George Robert
Feagans who was born there November 22, 1839.
They
emigrated to Texas. He had enlisted at
age 19 April 20, 1861 as a private in Company K, Sixteenth North Carolina
Infantry Regiment, according to "North
Carolina Troops, 1861-65."
He was captured at North Anna River, Virginia May 23, 1864 and was
confined at Point Lookout, Maryland until paroled and transferred to Boulware's
Wharf, James River, Virginia where he was received March 16, 1865 for exchange.
In
1874 they lived in Grayson County, Texas and in the early 1890s lived in
Comanche County, Texas. She died July
5, 1893 and was buried in Dublin, Texas.
He died in Comanche County October 7, 1913, according to Joel Chan
Edmondson, a great-grandson of Dallas, Texas.
They were buried in old Dublin Memorial Park.
Children
born to Robert Liles and Lydia Anna Blassingame Liles include:
Margaret Liles born about 1857
William H. Liles born August 30, 1858
Josephine Brooks Liles born November 29, 1859
John Blassingame Liles born in 1861
Oscar Fitzland Liles born about 1863
Robert Anna Liles born about 1865
Children
born to George Robert Feagans and Lydia Anna Blassingame Liles Feagans
include:
Clara Casandra Feagans born Sepember 29, 1867
Banzellas D. "Zeal" Feagans born about 1869
George Edward Feagans born about 1871
Mary Ella Feagans born November 16, 1874
Margaret
Liles, daughter of Robert Liles and Lydia Anna Blassingame Liles, was born
about 1857 and appeared in the 1860 census of her father's household as a
three-year-old. Since she did not
reappear in the 1870 census it is believed that she died during the
decade. A marker in the Liles family
cemetery in Sandy Plains reads, "Margaret Love Liles" with
"Robert" at the bottom, according to Joel Chan Edmondson.
William
H. Liles, son of Robert Liles and Lydia Anna Blassingame Liles, was born August
30, 1858 in Polk County, North Carolina.
He died September 30, 1882 in Comanche County and was buried beside his
mother in Dublin.
Josephine
Brooks Liles, daughter of Robert Liles and Lydia Anna Blassingame Liles, was
born November 29, 1859 in Polk County.
She was married to James Daniel Nichols January 6, 1878 in Comanche
County. She died February 7, 1895 and
was buried at Dublin.
Children
born to James Daniel Nichols and Josephine Brooks Liles Nichols include:
Norah A. Nichols born October 9, 1878
Pearl Lee Nichols born March 9, 1881
Myrtle May Nichols born December 3, 1882
Ettie Maude Nichols born January 15, 1885
Earle Davis Nichols born November 15, 1887
Clara Belle Nichols born January 31, 1889
Adolphus Bert Nichols born January 7, 1891
Golda Vera Nichols born July 2, 1893
Claude Warren Nichols born August 16, 1895
Rutha E. Nichols born December 8, 1898
Norah
A. Nichols, daughter of James Daniel Nichols and Josephine Brooks Liles
Nichols, was born in Comanche County and died there at age 16 February 7, 1895.
Pearl
Lee Nichols, daughter of James Daniel Nichols and Josephine Brooks Liles
Nichols, was born March 9, 1881 in Comanche County. She was married December 27, 1897 to Dr. James Marion
Stalcup. She died at Bono, Texas in
Johnson County.
Children
born to them include:
Edward Brooks Stalcup born October 4, 1898
James Doyle Stalcup born about 1903
Joseph Lee Stalcup born March 26, 1905
Garland Adolphus Stalcup born about 1907
Fredda Stalcup born May 17, 1910
Edward
Brooks Stalcup, son of Dr. James Marion Stalcup and Pearl Lee Nichols Stalcup,
was born October 4, 1898 at Cleburne, Texas.
He was married June 7, 1926 to Henrietta Montgomery who was born to John
R. Montgomery and Olive Campbell Montgomery September 3, 1907. She died December 22, 1972. In 1983 he lived in Ft. Worth, Texas.
James
Doyle Stalcup, son of Dr. James Marion Stalcup
and Pearl Lee Nichols Stalcup, was born about 1903. He was married about 1925 to Alta
Tatom. He was a teacher and was the
coordinator of Johnson County Vocational School for Veterans before his
retirement. He died January 9, 1974 in
Cleburne.
Joseph
Lee Stalcup, son of Dr. James Marion Stalcup and Pearl Lee Nichols Stalcup, was
born March 26, 1905 at Bono. He was
married June 2, 1927 in Brownwood, Texas to Hazel Bernice Thomas. She was born January 19, 1906 in San
Augustine, Texas to John Louis Thomas and Emma Hazel Thomas.
Children
born to Joseph Lee Stalcup and Hazel Bernice Thomas Stalcup include:
Joseph Louis Stalcup born December 7, 1929
Anna Kay Stalcup born October 15, 1934
Joseph
Louis Stalcup, son of Joseph Lee Stalcup and Hazel Bernice Thomas Stalcup, was
born December 7, 1929 in Brownwood. He
was married October 27, 1951 to Elizabeth Palmer, daughter of Thomas Winston
Palmer and Amber Deon Reid Palmer. In
1983 they lived in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Children
born to Joseph Louis Stalcup and Elizabeth Palmer Stalcup include:
Thomas Lee Stalcup born September 6, 1952
Joseph Louis Stalcup born April 23, 1955
James Louis Stalcup born April 14, 1957
Anna
Kay Stalcup, daughter of Joseph Lee Stalcup and Hazel Bernice Thomas Stalcup,
was born October 15, 1934 at Brownwood.
She was married about 1954 to John William Brewer. Four children were born to them.
Garland
Adolphus Stalcup, son of Dr. James Marion Stalcup and Pearl Lee Nichols Stalcup
was born about 1897 in Johnson County.
Of this individual nothing more is known.
Fredda
Stalcup, daughter of Dr. James Marion Stalcup and Pearl Lee Nichols Stalcup,
was born May 17, 1910 at Bono. She was
married April 23, 1928 in Weatherford, Texas to Asa Dee Simons, Jr, son of Asa
Dee Simons and Ida Carney Simons. She
was later remarried to Harvey Portney.
Children
born to Asa Dee Simons, Jr. and Fredda Stalcup Simons include:
Patricia Sue Simons born January 27, 1930
Donald Dee Simons born January 6, 1935
Patricia
Sue Simons, daughter of Asa Dee Simons, Jr. and Fredda Stalcup Simons, was born
January 27, 1930. She died three days
later.
Donald
Dee Simons, son of Asa Dee Simons, Jr. and Fredda Stalcup Simons, was born
January 6, 1935 at Cleburne. He was
married in January 1952 to Barbara Poole. He died October 22, 1960 at Inglewood, California. Children born to them include:
Cindy Lou Simons born January 20, 1956
Donald Dee Simons born February 2, 1957
Myrtle
May Nichols, daughter of James Daniel Nichols and Josephine Brooks Liles Nichols,
was born December 3, 1882 in Comanche County.
She was married about 1900 to Roger Rufus Evans. She died March 2, 1932 in Proctor, Texas.
Children
born to them include:
Roger Cecil Evans born March 23, 1901
Sarah Brooks Evans born September 12, 1903
Earl Ray Evans born January 1, 1906
Virginia Evans born July 7, 1910
Anice Evans born October 31, 1915
Roger
Cecil Evans, son of Roger Rufus Evans and Myrtle May Nichols Evans, was born
March 23, 1901 in Comanche County. He
was married June 16, 1925 to Marie Looney in Brownwood. He died May 18, 1932 and was buried at
Brownwood.
Sarah
Brooks Evans, daughter of Roger Rufus Evans and Myrtle May Nichols Evans, was
born September 12, 1903 in Comanche County.
She was married May 18, 1929 to Avery Bearden in Dallas, Texas. She died October 15, 1960 in Irving, Texas.
Children
born to them include:
Avery Bearden, Jr. born about 1931
Sarah Ann Bearden born about 1934
Earl
Ray Evans, son of Roger Rufus Evans and Myrtle May Nichols Evans, was born
January 1, 1906 in Comanche County. She
was married October 23, 1938 to Faye Belle Dudley. He died July 16, 1945 and was buried at Comanche.
Virginia
Evans, daughter of Roger Rufus Evans and Myrtle May Nichols Evans, was born
July 7, 1910 in Comanche County. She
was married to Louis Condor May 14, 1934.
She died December 20, 1971 in Richardson.
Children
born to them include:
Janna Gayle Condor born about 1936
Sally Condor born about 1938
Janna
Gayle Condor, daughter of Louis Condor and Virginia Evans Condor, was born
about 1936. She was married about 1956
to Jerry Orr. In 1983 they lived in
Richardson, Texas.
Children
born to them include:
Darren Orr born
about 1958
Darby Orr born
about 1961
Sally
Condor, daughter of Louis Condor and Virginia Evans Condor, was born about
1938. She was married about 1958 to Kip
Glascock. In 1983 they lived in Port
Arthur, Texas.
Children
born to them include:
Reagan Glascock born about 1960
Ryan Glascock born about 1963
Anice
Evans, daughter of Roger Rufus Evans and Myrtle May Nichols Evans, was born
October 31, 1915 in Comanche County.
She was married January 6, 1935 to Myrton L. McDonald in Marietta,
Oklahoma. In 1983 they lived in Dallas,
Texas.
Children
born to Myrton L. McDonald and Anice Evans McDonald include:
Myrton Lynn McDonald born September 27, 1938
Roger Leck McDonald born September 23, 1949
Myrton
Lynn McDonald, son of Myrton L. McDonald and Anice Evans McDonald, was born
September 27, 1938 at Garland, Texas.
Following graduation from University of Texas he remained a resident of
Austin, Texas in 1983.
Roger
Leck McDonald, son of Myrton L. McDonald and Anice Evans McDonald, was born
September 23, 1949 in Dallas. He was
married about 1976, wife's name Carol.
Children
born to Roger Leck McDonald and Carol McDonald include:
Tiffany Dawn McDonald born about 1977
Corey Scott McDonald born in March 1980
Ettie
Maude Nichols, daughter of James Daniel Nichols and Josephine Brooks Liles
Nichols, was born January 15, 1885 in Comanche County. She was married July 25, 1903 to Ben W.
McCain. She died April 8, 1943 in
Walnut Springs, Texas.
Children
born to Ben W. McCain and Ettie Maude Nichols McCain include:
Alton B. Parker McCain born June 11, 1904
Paul Durwood McCain born October 28, 1910
Carmen Erchell McCain born May 4, 1913
Dorothy Waldine McCain born February 11, 1920
Jewel Clifford McCain born about 1923
Alton
B. Parker McCain, son of Ben W. McCain and Ettie Maude Nichols McCain, was
born June 11, 1904 at Bellfountain, Mississippi. He was married about 1925 to Alva Edna Ashley. He died August 8, 1972 at Midland, Texas.
Children
born to Alton B. Parker McCain and Alva Edna Ashley McCain include:
James Alton McCain born May 23, 1928
James
Alton McCain, son of Alton B. Parker McCain and Alva Edna Ashley McCain, was
born May 23, 1928 at Taylor, Texas. He
was married September 9, 1961 to Clarence D. Perkins at Midland. She was born May 1, 1931 at Rotan, Texas to
Cecil A. Perkins and Lillian P. Lee Perkins.
Children
born to them include:
James Alton McCain, Jr. born July 29, 1962
Philip Cecil McCain born May 27, 1964
Paul
Durwood McCain, son of Ben W. McCain and Ettie Maude Nichols McCain, was born
October 18, 1910 in Comanche County. He
was married about 1930 to Welma Blue.
Carmen
Erchell McCain, son of Ben W. McCain and Ettie Maude Nichols McCain, was born
May 4, 1913. He was married about 1925
to Margie Nell Stewart.
Dorothy
Waldine McCain, daughter of Ben W. McCain and Ettie Maude Nichols McCain, was
born February 11, 1920 at Walnut Springs.
She was married about 1940 to Spencer Terry "Jack"
Hollis. In 1983 they lived at
Sweetwater, Texas.
Children
born to them include:
Judy Lynn Hollis born about 1943
Jewel
Clifford McCain, daughter of Ben W. McCain and Ettie Maude Nichols McCain, was
born about 1923 at Walnut Springs. When
she died she was buried there.
Earle
Davis Nicholson of James Daniel Nichols and Josephine Brooks Liles Nichols ,
was born November 15, 1887 in Comanche County.
He was married March 4, 1906 to Lillie Stewart in Comanche County. She was born April 15, 1888 in Navarro
County, Texas. She died December 22,
1936 in Howard County, Texas. He died
January 14, 1963 in Lubbock, Texas and was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Big
Spring, Texas.
Children
born to Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols include:
James Elmo Nichols born about 1908
Corine G. Nichols born about 1910
Lucille Nichols born
about 1912
J. B. Nichols born about 1914
Robert Carson Nichols born about 1917
John L. Nichols born about 1919
Raymond Earle Nichols born about 1920
Gladine Nichols born about 1922
Katie Belle Nichols born about 1924
Wendell Ross Nichols [twin] born about 1925
Syble Lois Nichols [twin] born about 1925
James
Elmo Nichols, son of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born
about 1908. He was married about 1930
to Jewel Morton. He died August 13,
1958 while living in East Texas and was buried in Big Spring.
Children
born to James Elmo Nichols and Jewel Morton Nichols include:
James Earle Nichols born about 1932
Charles Ray Nichols born about 1935
Corine
G. Nichols, daughter of Earle Davis Nichols
and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born about 1910. She was married about 1930 to T. C. Carter
and was remarried about 1934 to E. C. "Happy" Maupin. In 1982 she lived in Lubbock.
Children
born to them include:
Bettie Lou Carter born about 1931
Billy Charles Maupin born about 1936
Helen Ruth Maupin born about 1940
Lucille
Nichols, daughter of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born
about 1912. She was married about 1932
to J. A. Tabor and lived in California.
Four children were born to them.
J.
B. Nichols, son of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born
about 1914 and was married about 1935.
In 1982 he lived in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Robert
Carson Nichols, son of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was
born about 1917. He was married about
1940, wife's name Dean. In 1982 they
lived in Wichita Falls.
Children
born to Robert Carson Nichols and Dean Nichols include:
Vicki Nichols born about 1943
Judy Nichols born about 1946
John
L. Nichols, son of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born
about 1919. Of this individual nothing
more is known.
Raymond
Earle Nichols, son of Earle Davis Nichols
and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born about 1920. He was married about 1946, wife's name
Donna. They lived in Wichita Falls.
Gladine
Nichols, daughter of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was born
about 1921. She was married about 1936
to R. D. Lane. They lived in Big Spring.
Children
born to them include:
Don Carroll Lane born in 1936
Gaynelle Lane born about 1938
Bobbie Lou Lane born about 1939
Kenneth Lane born about 1940
Sandra Lane born about 1943
Danny Lane born
July 12, 1947
Jan Lane born
about 1950
Judy Kay Lane born about 1952
Don
Carroll Lane, son of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born in
1936. Of this individual nothing more
is known.
Gaynelle
Lane, daughter of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born about
1938. She was married about 1960 to
Jimmy Harper. Children born to them
include:
Donald Harper born about 1962
Bobbie
Lou Lane, daughter of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born about 1939
in Big Spring. She was married about
1956 to R. P. Disotell and in 1982 lived at Magnolia, Arkansas.
Children
born to them include:
Debra Kay Disotell born about 1957
Robert Ray Disotell born about 1960
Beverly Disotell born about 1963
Kenneth
Lane, son of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born about 1940. He was married about 1964 to Sue
Coleman., Children born to them
include:
Tony Lane born about 1966
Wendy Lane born about 1969
Sandra
Lane, daughter of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born about
1943. She was married about 1963 to
Jimmy Payne. They lived in Kingsville, Texas about 1965 and in Houston, Texas
about 1968. In 1983 they lived in
Midland.
Children
born to them include:
Craig Allen Payne born about 1965
Shana Renae Payne born about 1968
Danny
Lane, son of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born July 12, 1947 at Big
Spring. Of this individual nothing more
is known.
Jan
Lane, daughter of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born about
1950. She was married about 1970 to
Curbie Horton. They lived in Dallas
about 1972. Children born to them
include:
Julie Anisa Horton born about 1972
Judy
Kay Lane, daughter of R. D. Lane and Gladine Nichols Lane, was born about
1952. She was married about 1972 to
Steve Holly. Children born to them
include:
Tonya Ranae Holly born about 1974
Tera Jan Holly born about 1977
Katie
Bell Nichols, daughter of Earle Davis Nichols and Lillie Stewart Nichols, was
born about 1924. She was married about
1944 to L. C. Penson . In 1981 they
lived in Carlsbad, New Mexico.