Riley T. SURRATT 1 was born 1806 in Rowan County, North Carolina?. He died Unknown. Riley married Elizabeth Ann WILEY on 11 Jun 1842 in Madison Co., AL.
Elizabeth Ann WILEY was born about 1806 in Rowan County, North Carolina?. She died Unknown. Elizabeth married Riley T. SURRATT on 11 Jun 1842 in Madison Co., AL.
They had the following children:
M i Marshall SURRATT was born 4 Jun 1849 and died 17 May 1927.
Henry A. TRICE [Parents] was born 5 Aug 1827 in Wilson Co, TN. He died 23 Jul 1901 in Wilson Co, TN and was buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Henry married Cynthia Morris on 5 Jan 1853 in Wilson Co, TN.
Living next door to Lille Trice. He is probably her son.
WILSON COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Cedar Grove Cemetery
Trice, Laura H. died 2 Nov 1942
, William E. died 23 Feb 1953
, Bettie 26 Dec 1923.
, B. R. died 18 Mar 1916
, L. A. (Confederate Soldier)
, Roy 15 Nov 1892-10 Jun 1965 Daddy
, Mary B. 29 Aug 1895-1 Oct 1980 Mother
, James Allison 6 Feb 1929-31 Aug 1959
, Mattie, w/o Lee, 28 Feb 1851-23 Nov 1889
, Robert E. Lee 1864-Jun 1931
, Cass 1858-1949
, Elizabeth, w/o J.S., 11 Jan 1838-17 Jul 1890
, J. S. 15 Dec 1822-3 Dec 1890
, Cynthia M. 12 Aug 1832-6 Feb 1921 Mother
, Henry A. 5 Aug 1827-23 Jul 1901 Father
, Willie, w/o Berry, 1884-1929
, Berry L. 1876-1966
, Fannie Carpenter, w/o Berry, 1891-1945
, Jimmie M. 13 May 1895-22 Dec 1967
Cynthia Morris was born 12 Aug 1832. She died 6 Feb 1921. Cynthia married Henry A. TRICE on 5 Jan 1853 in Wilson Co, TN.
Josiah SMITH died before 1847 in Wilson Co, TN.
Will of Josiah Smith
22 Jan 1847
Heirs: six Daughters and Three sons
1. Ann Jackson, 2. Mary Impson, 3. Elizabeth Jackson, 4. Lilly Trice, 6.Sarah Coggin, 6.Solena Stembridge
1. James Smith, 2. Henry Smith, 3. Jasiah SmithWitness
John W. White,
Martin Skean,
Sion BassRecorded 24 Nov 1840 Page 152
Wilson County TennesseeNotes:
Edward Trice married Lilly Smith 01 Dec 1820 in Wilson County Tennessee
He had the following children:
F i Lilly SMITH was born 1800 and died after 1870.
Hickman, Elizabeth Trice, Anderson 09 Jul 1818 Tennessee
Wilson County
Smith, Lilly Trice, Edward 01 Dec 1820 Tennessee
Wilson County
Hickman, Lemuel Jr. Trice, Susanna H 12 Jul 1821 Tennessee
Wilson County
He had the following children:
M i Edward TRICE was born 1795 and died before 1860.
Dr. William G. TRICE [Parents] 1 was born Apr 1876 or 1878 in TX. He died 10 May 1951 in Waco, McLennan Co, TX. William married Lottie PARMER.
Waco Daily Times Herald May 11, 11, 1951 page 19
Trice Funeral Set Saturday
Funeral Services for Dr. William G. Trice, 73 year old Waco physician, who died of a heart attack Thursday, will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Wilkirson-Hatch Chapel.
Dr Trice was stricken as he left his automobile at his home, 414 North Twenty-third Street about 6:30 p.m.
Rev. Dr. A Norman Evans will officiate with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
A native of Waco, Dr. Trice had been practicing here since 1926. He received his degree from Vanderbilt University in 1900 and was a classmate of the late Dr. H. F. Connally, also of Waco.
Heard Car in Drive
Mrs. Trice said she heard him drive his car into the garage. When he didn't come in the house for some little time, she went to the garage and found him. She summoned a physician but Dr. Trice died before his arrival.
Dr. Trice began his medical practice in Elk, as a country doctor. Mrs. Trice said many of the operations he performed in those days were in their own home, some on the kitchen table.
It was while serving this small community that Dr. Trice realized the need of more study. This realization accounted for the cast amount of post graduate work which he later did in medical centers throughout the United States and Europe, particularly in Vienna.
He left Elk and came to Waco in 1928. His practice here was almost uninterrupted except for post-graduate work and the carrying out of his one hobby- big game hunting - until his death Thursday afternoon.
Big Game Hunter
The large scale game hunts began for Dr. Trice in 1929 when he and a party went to Alaska. Later hunts in 1931 and 1936 carried him back to Alaska, also to Africa and Asia.
Hunting companion to Dr. Trice on one trip to Africa was Tris Speaker, immortal centerfielder for the Cleveland Indian baseball club and a native of Hubbard.
His Many Trophies
Hundreds of trophies marked Dr. Trice's hunts. He had them in his home and at his office, some on display and others packed away. In 1937, Padgitt's Sporting Goods displayed his entire collection.
One trophy, well known to many of his patients was the waste basket he had in his office. It was made from the skin of an elephant's leg from the knee down with the foot serving as a base.
Dr. Trice was the son of the late Mr. And Mrs. Sion Trice of Waco. Dr. Trice's widow was formerly Miss Lottie Parmer.
The family requests that no flowers be sent, a request Dr. Trice made known before his death.
He is survived by his widow.
Lottie PARMER [Parents] was born 21 Mar 1898 in Waco, McClennan Co, TX. She died 22 Aug 1968 in Waco, McClennan Co, TX. Lottie married Dr. William G. TRICE.
Waco Daily Times Herald Aug. 23, 1968
Rites Saturday for Mrs. Trice
Funeral services for Mrs. William G. Trice, of 414 North Twenty-third Street will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Wilkirson and Hatch Chapel. Rev. John Rentfro and Rev. Frank Bartos Jr. will officiate with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Trice, active for many years in Waco clubs and organizations, died Thursday afternoon in a Waco hospital.
She was the widow of Dr. William G. Trice who died in 1951. He was physician and surgeon to many Wacoans for more than 50 years. The Trices were married in 1927.
Mrs. Trice taught school for several years at Speegleville and Hallsburg.
She had been a member of the Austin Avenue United Methodist Church for more than 50 years and had been a Sunday school teacher there.
She was long active in hospital activities and for the past 10 years had given a scholarship to the Harris Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Fort Worth. She was a charter member of the Hillcrest Hospital Auxiliary and a life member of the Providence Hospital Auxiliary here.
Mrs. Trice was a Waco native. She was the former Miss Lottie Parmer, daughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. Clint L. Parmer. She was a graduate of Waco High School.
Mrs. Trice was a life member of the Waco Garden Club, Friends of the Waco-McLennan County Library and the Waco Historical Foundation. She was an associate member of the Euterpean Music Club and a life member of the National Federation of Music Clubs. She was a member of the Waco McLennan County Medical Wives Club.
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. J.B. Cole of Lubbock, and Mrs. Ruth Blair and Miss Ellen Parmer, both of Oklahoma City, Okla., and one brother Walter O. Parmer of 406 North Fortieth Street.
John HAISLIP [Parents] 1 married Julia HOUSE on 12 Dec 1846 in Marshall Co., TN.
Other marriages:WAKEFIELD, Eliza
Re: John Haislip
Author: judith eberts Date: 2 Oct 2001 11:55 PM GMT
Surnames: Haislip/Wakefield
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Thanks for replying. That James Laban is my grandfather and in an unmarked grave on the Southside is his great grandfather Laban Haislip Rev. war Laban and his son John Haislip. I have found out where Eliza is buried and I think that John may be buried there also in unmarked graves. Some kind people that have a book with cemetaries and lists of people contacted me. Again, thanks for all the help to all that have replied to my posting. Judyhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/1712/haislip5a.html
John Haislip
John Haislip, b ca 1823, son of Laban Haislip, Jr., and Henrietta Ledbetter, md 1) ca 1846 Julia House. There were two known children of this marriage:
A. Elizabeth Haislip, b ca 1849B. child Haislip, b ca 1853
John Haislip md 2) Marshall Co TN 29 Dec 1866 Eliza A. Wakefield, b 1849, dau of Samuel W. Wakefield and Mary Luna
Children of John and Eliza Haislip
C. Samuel Haislip md Laura Gunter
D. Sarah Haislip md Isom Collins
E. James Laban Haislip, b 1867 d 1941 md Ida Street Crabtree, b 1871, dau of Samuel Crabtree
Both are buried New Hope Cemetery near Ostella, TN
Julia HOUSE [Parents] 1 married John HAISLIP on 12 Dec 1846 in Marshall Co., TN.
Samuel WAKEFIELD died Unknown. He married Mary LUNA.
Mary LUNA died Unknown. She married Samuel WAKEFIELD.
They had the following children:
F i Eliza WAKEFIELD was born 1849 and died 8 Oct 1922.
INDEX TO WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS – HENRY COUNTY
Roberts, Joseph 1778
P. 10-11 - JOSEPH ROBERTS,
of Henry County. Will dated May 27, 1778. The track of land whereon I now live containing 520 acres divided between my three sons - John Roberts, Joseph Roberts and James Roberts equally, saving to my wife Elizabeth Roberts peaceable possession during her life, and after her decease the part I intend for my youngest son James Roberts should include the plantation houses. To my daughter Nancy Roberts, 150 (lbs) when she comes of age. The rest of my estate equally
divided between my wife and four children.
Thomas Jones and James Spencer, executors.
Joseph (his mark) Roberts
Wit: Thomas Lowe, James (his mark) Roberts
Aug. 17,1778, Exhibited by Thos. Low and Jas. Spencer the executors who gave bond with Jas. East, Leonard
Vandegriff and Achs. Hughes, their securities.P. 14-15 - JOSEPH ROBERTS (inventory)
Sept. 12, 1778. Appraised by Archs. Hughes, Frederick Fulkerson, Geo. T(?) who were sworn before Thos. Hamilton. Included one Negro slave. Returned Sept. 21, 1778.
He had the following children:
M i John B. ROBERTS was born 1785 and died UNKNOWN.
Nicholas AKIN died Unknown. He married Jane (Jennie).
Henry County, Virginia Marriages, 1778-1849
Nov. 31, 1849 Burgess, John W., and Martha J. Jones.
Oct. 15, 1804 Burgess, Pendleton, and Rebeccah Griggs, dau. of John Griggs, Sr.
Jan. 26, 1794 Burgess, David, and Lucy Pace, dau. of John Pace.
Nov. 10, 1823 Burgess, Davis, and ?? Lanier.
Jan. 25, 1808 Burgess, Harrison, and Jeanny Akin.
Oct. 22, 1825 Burgess, John, and Polley Weaver.
Feb. 9, 1837 Burgess, John, and Matilda France, dau. of Nancy France. May 17, 1800 Akin, Michael, and Mary Davis, dau. of John Davis.
May 30, 1803 Aken, Thomas, and Polley Chapman, dau. of Thomas Chapman.
Mar. 26, 1804 Roberts, John, and Mary Akin, dau. of Nicholas and Jane Akin.
Aug. 7, 1801 Nucum, Cary, and Margaret Akin, consent of Nicholas and Jean Akin.
Nov. 26, 1804 Paul, John, and Sarah Akin, dau. of Nicholas and Jane Akin.
Jane (Jennie) died Unknown. She married Nicholas AKIN.
They had the following children:
F i Mary Nancy AKIN was born about 1786 and died before 1836. F ii Margaret AKIN died Unknown. F iii Sarah AKIN died Unknown. M iv John ? AKIN died Unknown. M v Thomas ? AKIN died Unknown.
Calvin HOBBY [Parents] was born 1813 in Maury City, Crockett, Tenn. He died Unknown. Calvin married 1 Mary Elizabeth GANT on 20 Aug 1851 in TN.
Mary Elizabeth GANT married 1 Calvin HOBBY on 20 Aug 1851 in TN.
They had the following children:
F i Nancy Jane HOBBY was born 12 Nov 1853 and died 21 Apr 1930. M ii John Thomas HOBBY was born 21 Mar 1867 and died 4 May 1951.