Jeremiah BUSH was born 1 1828. He died 1875. Jeremiah married Rebecca DICKENS.
Other sons of Jeremiah and Rebecca
Jeremiah 1800
Allen 1815
Caney 1817
Francis A. 1819
Rebecca DICKENS died Unknown. She married Jeremiah BUSH.
They had the following children:
M i Ivey Willis BUSH was born 1798 and died before 1860. M ii Zachariah Sr. BUSH was born 1797 and died 1866.
Robert FLEMING died Unknown. He married 1 Katherine WALLACE on 18 Oct 1821 in Bibb Co., AL.
Katherine WALLACE [Parents] 1 married 2 Robert FLEMING on 18 Oct 1821 in Bibb Co., AL.
George David Caleb REED [Parents] died Unknown. He married Mary Jane PACE on 6 Mar 1857 in Noxubee Co, MS.
Mary Jane PACE [Parents] was born 5 May 1835. She died 10 Feb 1886 in Noxubee Co, MS and was buried in Gohlson Cemetery Noxubee Co., MS. Mary married George David Caleb REED on 6 Mar 1857 in Noxubee Co, MS.
Caleb REED died Unknown. He married Evelina DARDEN.
Evelina DARDEN died Unknown. She married Caleb REED.
They had the following children:
M i George David Caleb REED died Unknown.
Edwin Augustus PACE [Parents] was born 1842 in AL. He died Unknown. Edwin married Frances Alice COOLIDGE.
Sacred to the memory of
Augusta Pace,
Born Oct. 18, 1878,
Died Aug. 1, 1882.
The Lord hath given
The Lord hath taken away
blessed be the name
of the Lord.
Frances Alice COOLIDGE died Unknown. She married Edwin Augustus PACE.
They had the following children:
Buford MCWHORTER died Unknown. He married Nora Katherine MCCOLLUM on 1908 in Waco, McClennan Co, TX.
Nora Katherine MCCOLLUM [Parents] was born Sep 1883 in Mclennan County, Texas. She died Unknown. Nora married Buford MCWHORTER on 1908 in Waco, McClennan Co, TX.
In the 1910 McLennan Co. TX census Nora is living with her parents as Katherine McQuinter with her husband Buferd and he was a shoe salesman. They had been married 2 years (1908)
They had the following children:
M i William B. MCWHORTER was born 1919 in Waco, McClennan Co, TX. He died Unknown.
Carl MILBRANDT [scrapbook] was born 30 Jul 1893/1894 in Berlin, Germany. He died Aug 1977 in New York, NY. Carl married Olive VILLEPIGUE.
According to his WWI Draft registration card he sold fire insurance with Commonwealth Insurance Co., lived at 4006 Travis St. in Dallas, TX. He had a wife and baby. He was medium build with blue eyes and brown hair. The card was signed 6/5/1917 by W.T. Savage.
Carl immigrated to the United States in 1910 according to the 1920 census.
1920 > GEORGIA > FULTON > 8-WD; ATLANTA
Carl Millbrandt W 26 M Immig. 1910 Berlin, Germany Underwriter Insurance Co.
Olive W 22 F Texas
Olive W 3 6/12 F TexasName: Carl Milbrandt
SSN: 129-12-7824
Last Residence: 10001 New York, New York, New York, United States of America
Born: 30 Jul 1894
Last Benefit: 10011 New York, New York, New York, United States of America
Died: Aug 1977
State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951 )
Olive VILLEPIGUE [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 31 Dec 1897 in TX. She died Jun 1968 in Far Hills, Somerset, NJ. Olive married Carl MILBRANDT.
Re: Look-up request - Katie Street Savage obit
Author: David P. Stewart Date: 4 May 2005 8:42 PM GMT
Surnames: Milbrandt, Griffin
Classification: Query
In Reply to: Look-up request - Katie Street Savage obit by: Julie ColeyI hope I have some information on the Olive and Sushine. The only referencies that I could find for a Carl Milbrandt and a Homer Griffin are from the Dallas City directories for the years 1912 to 1918. Carl Milbrandt is mentioned in the directory as living in Dallas for those years. His occupation is listed as an insurance clerk. He disappears from the city directories in 1919. If you look in the Fulton County Georgia Census for 1920 (Enumeration District 133, Sheet 3A) you will find a Carl Millbrandt (age 26) with a wife named Olive (age 22) and they have one daughter named Olive( age 6). Carl's occupation is listed as an insurance underwriter. I think this is the Olive you are looking for. The only Homer Griffin that I can find is also from the Dallas City Directories. Homer first shows up in 1912 also. His occupation is listed as barber. He disappears from the Dallas area about 1917. If you look on the 1920 Creek County Oklahoma Census (Enumeration District 16, Sheet 2A ) you will find a Homer Griffin (age 37) with a wife named Mary ( age 24). His occupation is listed as barber. This may be Katie's child. The middle initial for Homer in the city directories and the census is the same. Millbrandt or Milbrandt is not a common name and I think that I have found Olive for you. I am not quite as certain about Sushine or could she have had the name Mary also.
Name: Olive Milbrandt
SSN: 266-22-1041
Last Residence: 07931 Far Hills, Somerset, New Jersey, United States of America
Born: 31 Dec 1899
Died: Jun 1968
State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (Before 1951 )
They had the following children:
F i Living
George Benton SAVAGE [Parents] was born 14 Dec 1874 in Bells, Grayson Co., TX. He died 19 Dec 1961 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery. George married Jeanie Kate "Katie" STREET on 22 May 1901 in Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas.
Other marriages:MARTIN, Lil Elma
George was a Lawyer. He was in the Spanish American War.
1930 United States Federal Census > Oklahoma > Harmon > Francis > District 2
Savage, George B. M W 55 M age 26 TX MO MS State Inspector
Lil F W 35 M age 30 OK SC SC
Georgia F W 4 6/12Index to Brown County Marriages 1880-1920", Street, J.K. (bride) to Savage, Geo. B. May 22, 1901, Bk.4, Pg. 331.
Grantee: George B. Savage
Patentee: George B. Savage
Patent Date: 25 Feb 1901
Acres: 160
District: Milam
County: Stephens
File: 1335
Survey/Blk/Tsp: NE 1/4 66
Patent #: 524
Patent Volume: 2
Class: Blind Asy."Greenleaf Cemetery Book";
Savage, Lil-Elma Martin (Order Eastern Star) Double marker with George B. 12 Aug 1894 - ______(addendum says 15 Jun 1987)Savage George Benton (Masonic Lodge)
14 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1961 Tex Pvt. Trp. A1 Regm't Texas Cav. - Spanish American WarSavage, G.B. Jr. son/G.B. and Katie 18 May 1903 - 22 Jan 1907
Savage, infant dau. of H.T. & S.C. Bad date___ - 21 Jan 1892
Savage, Rev. H.T. (United Confederate Veteran) Double Marker with Susan 21 Dec 1843 - 21 Jan 1918
Savage, Susan C. 17 Jan 1853 - 20 Feb 1933
All buried next to one another in the order listed.
1930 United States Federal Census > Oklahoma > Harmon > Francis > District 2, George B., wife Lil and daughter Georgia age 4 1/2, they had been married about 5 years. George was a state health inspector.
Subject: Trip to Greenleaf Cemetery
Date: 3/2/2005 9:19:10 P.M. Central Standard Time
From: hclayriley@verizon.net
Reply To:
To: Neatstuffgifts@aol.comJulie,
George married Lil- Elma Martin in Brownwood, December 25, 1924. They are buried next to one another at Greenleaf Cemetery.
I went to Greenleaf Cemetery today and visited the office. The gentleman in the office pulled all Savage internment records and let me see them.
The plot that George B., Lil-Elma Martin Savage and George B. Jr. are buried in, also contain the graves of George's father, mother and infant sister.There were designations that two plots next to Rev. H.T., Susan and Inf. daughter Savage, were for Martin T. and Ruth Savage. Although there had not been any burials for them. That takes care of the five plots in the first half of the family plot. The second half has George B, L.S. and George Jr. Savage buried with two plots reserved for Wm. T. and Willie Sue Erwin (Willie was George's sister), but no burials had taken place. That accounts for all ten grave plots in the Savage Family Lot. The picture with the red lines in the right hand corner, marks the corner of the lot where the concrete curb is under leaves and debris. The vacant grave plots would be two to the left top and two to the left bottom. So, as you can see, it is not very likely poor Katie is buried here in the family plot. Notice the tombstone for George Jr., states "son of G.B. and Katie Savage. This family lot is in the section of the cemetery designated "The I.O.O.F. Section" (International Order of Odd Fellows). George B. has a Masonic symbol on his side of the tombstone and Lil-Elma has an Eastern Star symbol on hers. There is also a marker for George denoting her was a veteran of the Spanish American War.
I am not sure what else I can check. I called a Savage in the phone book here to see if he was related to these Savages, but got an answering machine. I left a message for them to please return my call and that I was looking for Savage descendants here in Brownwood. No return call yet. The tombstone for George and Lil-Elma appears to be no older than maybe two or three years. I am hoping someone locally has provided it and still lives here. Once again, I will let you know of any developments.
Clay Riley
Jeanie Kate "Katie" STREET [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 6 Nov 1876 in Waco, McLennan Co, TX. She died 17 May 1911 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., TX and was buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Tarrant Co., TX. Jeanie married George Benton SAVAGE on 22 May 1901 in Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas.
Other marriages:VILLEPIGUE, John Bordenave?
Jeannie Kate was kicked in the face by a horse. She lost her eye. She died when she was about 30 according to a note on her photo. I have a photo of her after this happened that is a side view only.
To Mrs. J.E. Wallace
Lampasas, TxWaco June the 22 1897
...... dear Lizzie your letter gave me the facts of my dear Katie, as you Ma cantt talk about it. with out being excited. I feel sorrow for her an my poor boy as it is a hard trial to them boath. She seam to be more reconcile now. then when she first come......
your grand ma that loves you. M. A. Long
1900 United States Federal Census > Texas > Brown > Brownwood > District 4
Villepigue Katie J. Nov. 1876 23 Wd. 2 2 No Occupation
Sunshine C. July 1895 5
Olive Dec. 1897 2Case No. 1754 U.S. 35th District Court, Brownwood, Texas May 11, 1901
Filed in Book “F” page 28-29
J. Katie Villepigue
Vs
Jno. B. Villepigue
This the 11th day of May 1901 came on to be heard the above numbered and entitled and plaintiff appeared in person and by Attys, but the deft, though duly cited by publication as the law requires came not, but wholly made default whereupon the court appointed Lee Gordon as attorney for the said defendant. Both plff. and defendant by his said attorney announced ready for trial, waived a jury and submitted the cause as well as of fact of law to the court, who after hearing all the evidence advanced finds the following facts:-
That deft. Jno. B. Villepigue and plff.(plaintiff) J. Katie Villepigue were duly and legally married on March 11, 1897 A.D. and lived together as husband and wife until the later part of August 1897 A.D.. At about last mentioned date defendant without any just cause or reason abandoned plaintiff and has ever since failed and refused to live with plaintiff or in any manner contribute to her support.
That one child, Olive Villepigue, was born to plff. And deft. As the fruits of said marriage.
The court after hearing the evidence is of the opinion that the law and facts are with the plaintiff.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the marriage relations existing between plff. Katie Villepigue and deft. John B. Villepigue be and the same hereby dissolved annulled and set aside. It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the name of the plff. Be changed from J. Katie Villepigue to J. Katie Street as prayed for in plffs. Petition.
It is further ordered that plff have custody of Olive Villepigue, the child of said plff. And deft as prayed for.
It is further ordered by the court that all costs in this behalf extended be taxed against plff. For which execution may issue.
It is further ordered that execution may issue in favor of the officer of this court against each party respectively for the costs by them incurred.
Katie filed for Divorce on May 11, 1901 and she requested that her maiden name of Street be reinstated. She then married Goerge B. Savage 11 days later on 22 May, 1901.
Katie died May 17, 1911 in Ft. Worth Texas of a Uterus Hemorrhage. She had been in the county for 8 months and her death certificate states that Brown Co. TX was her usual residence.
Fort Worth Record May 18, 1911, page eight, colunm 3. Funeral services will be rendered for Mrs. J. Katie Savage, who died last night at 9 o'clock, from Spelman Undertaking Parlor at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. Frank Norris will officiate and internment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery. J.K. Street, Mrs. Savage's father will arrive from Dallas this morning.
They had the following children:
M i George Benton Jr. SAVAGE was born 18 May 1903 in Brown Co., TX. He died 22 Jan 1907 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery.
George Benton SAVAGE [Parents] was born 14 Dec 1874 in Bells, Grayson Co., TX. He died 19 Dec 1961 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery. George married Lil Elma MARTIN on 25 Dec 1924.
Other marriages:STREET, Jeanie Kate "Katie"
George was a Lawyer. He was in the Spanish American War.
1930 United States Federal Census > Oklahoma > Harmon > Francis > District 2
Savage, George B. M W 55 M age 26 TX MO MS State Inspector
Lil F W 35 M age 30 OK SC SC
Georgia F W 4 6/12Index to Brown County Marriages 1880-1920", Street, J.K. (bride) to Savage, Geo. B. May 22, 1901, Bk.4, Pg. 331.
Grantee: George B. Savage
Patentee: George B. Savage
Patent Date: 25 Feb 1901
Acres: 160
District: Milam
County: Stephens
File: 1335
Survey/Blk/Tsp: NE 1/4 66
Patent #: 524
Patent Volume: 2
Class: Blind Asy."Greenleaf Cemetery Book";
Savage, Lil-Elma Martin (Order Eastern Star) Double marker with George B. 12 Aug 1894 - ______(addendum says 15 Jun 1987)Savage George Benton (Masonic Lodge)
14 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1961 Tex Pvt. Trp. A1 Regm't Texas Cav. - Spanish American WarSavage, G.B. Jr. son/G.B. and Katie 18 May 1903 - 22 Jan 1907
Savage, infant dau. of H.T. & S.C. Bad date___ - 21 Jan 1892
Savage, Rev. H.T. (United Confederate Veteran) Double Marker with Susan 21 Dec 1843 - 21 Jan 1918
Savage, Susan C. 17 Jan 1853 - 20 Feb 1933
All buried next to one another in the order listed.
1930 United States Federal Census > Oklahoma > Harmon > Francis > District 2, George B., wife Lil and daughter Georgia age 4 1/2, they had been married about 5 years. George was a state health inspector.
Subject: Trip to Greenleaf Cemetery
Date: 3/2/2005 9:19:10 P.M. Central Standard Time
From: hclayriley@verizon.net
Reply To:
To: Neatstuffgifts@aol.comJulie,
George married Lil- Elma Martin in Brownwood, December 25, 1924. They are buried next to one another at Greenleaf Cemetery.
I went to Greenleaf Cemetery today and visited the office. The gentleman in the office pulled all Savage internment records and let me see them.
The plot that George B., Lil-Elma Martin Savage and George B. Jr. are buried in, also contain the graves of George's father, mother and infant sister.There were designations that two plots next to Rev. H.T., Susan and Inf. daughter Savage, were for Martin T. and Ruth Savage. Although there had not been any burials for them. That takes care of the five plots in the first half of the family plot. The second half has George B, L.S. and George Jr. Savage buried with two plots reserved for Wm. T. and Willie Sue Erwin (Willie was George's sister), but no burials had taken place. That accounts for all ten grave plots in the Savage Family Lot. The picture with the red lines in the right hand corner, marks the corner of the lot where the concrete curb is under leaves and debris. The vacant grave plots would be two to the left top and two to the left bottom. So, as you can see, it is not very likely poor Katie is buried here in the family plot. Notice the tombstone for George Jr., states "son of G.B. and Katie Savage. This family lot is in the section of the cemetery designated "The I.O.O.F. Section" (International Order of Odd Fellows). George B. has a Masonic symbol on his side of the tombstone and Lil-Elma has an Eastern Star symbol on hers. There is also a marker for George denoting her was a veteran of the Spanish American War.
I am not sure what else I can check. I called a Savage in the phone book here to see if he was related to these Savages, but got an answering machine. I left a message for them to please return my call and that I was looking for Savage descendants here in Brownwood. No return call yet. The tombstone for George and Lil-Elma appears to be no older than maybe two or three years. I am hoping someone locally has provided it and still lives here. Once again, I will let you know of any developments.
Clay Riley
Lil Elma MARTIN was born 12 Aug 1894. She died 15 Jun 1987 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery. Lil married George Benton SAVAGE on 25 Dec 1924.
They had the following children:
F i Georgia SAVAGE was born 1924 in OK. She died Unknown. F ii Living
Rev. Hiram Thomas SAVAGE [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born 21 Dec 1843 in Dade Co., Missouri. He died 21 Jan 1918 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery. Rev. married Susan Catherine ROBERTS on 25 Dec 1871 in Grayson Co., TX.
Hiram moved to Brownwood TX and helped found Howard Paine College a Southern Baptist institution. Hiram was a Southern Baptist minister. Hiram died in Brownwood in 1918.
Hiram served as a Private, in Troop B, 13th. TX Dismounted Cavalry, C.S.A.. Susan in 1923 applied and got a pension from the TX government for Hiram's service to Texas in the "War Between the States". sent by Loren Simms.
SAVAGE HIRAM T 66 M W MO NM ROOSEVELT ELIDA 1910 Clergyman
Susan C 57 F W MO 10 child. 9 living
May M. 18 F W TX Music Teacher/Private familySusan C. Savage, widow of Hiram Thomas Savage, applied for and was granted a Confederate Widows Pension #38882, from Brown County
From "The Promised Land" by James C. White. Publisher of the Brownwood Banner, Secretary and Historian of Brown Co. Pioneer Association 1941
…After the frontier period had ended and the Promised Land was rapidly settling down to a steady development that has continued to this day, a great many ministers of the gospel came here, some of whom have already been mentioned in this series of stories. Among the number was the Rev. Hiram Thomas Savage, who came here in February, 1876, and with the exception of a few years remained to the end of his days, January 21, 1918. The Rev. Mr. Savage was ordained as a minister of the Baptist church after he reached Brown county, in 1881; and he devoted many years to preaching and general missionary work, including a great deal of campaigning in behalf of Howard Payne college in the early years of that institution's history. He educated all his nine children in Howard Payne, and had the satisfaction of seeing all of them enter upon successful careers in their mature years.
The Rev. Mr. Savage was born in Dade county, Missouri, December 21, 1843, son of James Robbins Savage and Louise Jameson Savage. His forebears were frontiersmen in America, his grandfather, William savage, having been a Revolutionary soldier. The family moved to Texas in 1845, stopping first in McKinney and later moving to Bells, Grayson county. Mr. Savage was a Confederate, in Troop B. 13th Texas Dismounted Cavalry. He was married to Susan Catherine Roberts of Savoy, December 25, 1871, and after three children had been born this family moved here in 1846 and settled in what is now known as the Weedon community west of Lake Brownwood. He helped organize the Pecan Valley Baptist association and was its treasurer for many years. He preached and organized churches all over this section and was instrumental in the establishment of Howard Payne college here, contributing generously to the school at its inception.
Of his nine children, two live in Brownwood now. They are George Benton Savage, past president of the Brown County Pioneers Association, a former state official of Oklahoma and a practicing attorney; and Mrs. Edna Savage Saunders, widely known musician and business woman. Other children are James J. Savage, Hollis, Oklahoma; William T. Savage, Dallas; past grand master of the I.O.O.F. and former Legislator; John B. Savage, Roswell, N.M.; Edgar Savage, in the U.S. postal service in Los Angeles, California; Ernest Samuel Savage, Elida, N.M.; Carroll Otto Savage, Abilene; Mrs. R.C. (Maye Savage) Nipper, San Antonio.
Susan Catherine ROBERTS 1 was born 17 Jan 1853. She died 20 Feb 1933 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery. Susan married Rev. Hiram Thomas SAVAGE on 25 Dec 1871 in Grayson Co., TX.
They had the following children:
M i William Thomas SAVAGE was born 19 Jan 1873 and died Unknown. M ii George Benton SAVAGE was born 14 Dec 1874 and died 19 Dec 1961. M iii John B. SAVAGE was born Dec 1876 and died Unknown. M iv Edgar SAVAGE was born Nov 1878 and died Unknown. F v Edna Bell SAVAGE was born Aug 1881 and died Unknown. M vi Ernest Samuel SAVAGE was born Nov 1883 and died Unknown. M vii Carroll Otto SAVAGE 1 was born 12 Nov 1887 in Weedon, Brown Co., TX. He died Unknown.
SAVAGE CARROLL 22 M W SINGLE TX TX BROWN 3-WD BROWNWOOD
Carroll was a Stenographer in a wholesale house according to the 1910 Brown Co. TX census.F viii Mary M. "Maye" SAVAGE was born Jan 1892 and died Unknown. F ix Daughter (Twin)? SAVAGE was born in Weedon, Brown Co., TX. She died 21 Jan 1892 in Brown Co., TX and was buried in Greenleaf Cemetery. M x James J. "Jim" SAVAGE was born in Weedon, Brown Co., TX. He died Unknown.
According to the photo attached to H.T. Savage, there was a son named Jim.