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2. “Carol Jean Tommey Birth Certificate,” 3 October 1951, Ohio Department of Health, 20185, PDF, Users/WCM/Documents/Genealogy/Tommey/CarolJean_birthcert001.pdf.
3. “Whitney Claire Thomey McKim birth certificate,” 19 Jun 1980, State of Georgia, 110-80-037692 (01118), Mildred R. Phillips, PDF, /Users/WCM/Documents/Genealogy/Thomey/Whitney Claire Thomey (me)/WhitneyThomey_birthcert001.pdf.
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5. “Bernard Francis Thomey Death Certificate,” 16 Feb 1996, El Dorado, Union Co, AR, 363638/032766, scanned image, on file with Carol Jean Tommey Thomey.
6. Photograph of Bernard Francis Thomey’s tombstone.
photograph of Bernard Francis’s tombstone File: BF Thomey.jpg
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11. 1998, Latimer Funeral Home, Nashville, Arkansas, Jean Thomey.
America Tommey, 100, of Nashville, Arkansas, died Sunday, July 19, 1998, at a Nashville nursing home.
She was born July 24, 1897, in Hempstead County, the daughter of the late Lawrence and Emily Jane Compton Tommey. She lived in Murfreesboro from 1930 until 1979, she was Baptist; having been a member of the First Baptist church, Murfreesboro until 1979, and a member of First Baptist Church, Nashville, until her death.
She was preceded in death by her husband, William Robert Tommey in 1964.
Mrs. Tommey is survived by three sons, William Dean Tommey of El Dorado, Arkansas; Dr. Charles Eldon Tommey of El Dorado, Arkansas; Dr. James Richard Tommey of Nashville, Arkansas; a daughter, Patsy Ann Tommey Hall of Pearl, Mississippi; eleven grandchildren; eighteen great grandchildren; local nephews are Joe and Jerry Reeder, there are a number of other nieces and nephews and cousins.
Graveside Funeral Service
5:00 P.M., Monday, July 20, 1998
Restland Memorial Park, Nashville, Arkansas
(Text of Twenty-third Psalm & Isaiah 12:2)
Minister: Dr. David Blase
12. ?, Vicksburg, Mississippi, Jean Thomey.
Larry M. Hall
Vicksburg, Miss. -- Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday, April 19 in Fisher-Riles Funeral Home Chapel for Larry M. Hall, 57. The Rev. Bill Patten, the Rev. Billy Greene and the Rev. Weaver Stubblefield officiated
Burial was in the Green Acres Cemetery under the direction of Fisher-Riles Funeral Home.
Mr. Hall died Friday, April 16 at a Vicksburg hospital.
A 1954 graduate of Murfreesboro High School, he was a native of New Albany and a resident of Viksburg since 1984. The owner and operator of Hall Gin Supply Co., he was a member of Highland Baptist Church and was a 32nd degree Mason.
He was preceded in death by his parents, E.S. and Mary Martin Hall.
Survivors include his wife, Patsy A. Hall of Vicksburg; a son, Kenneth Larry Hall of Columbus; a daughter, Katheryn Grothman of Crossett; one brother, Robert Hall of Henderson, Texas; and two grandchildren.
13. ~1947, Midway Community, Jean Thomey.
Mrs. W. G. Tommey, aged 93, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Addie Bradford in the Midway community early Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held at Antioch Thursday morning at 11 o’clock, conducted by the Rev. T. L. Epton.
Desceased, one of the oldest pioneer citizens of this sections was a very useful lady of the early days of this community, and was loved by a large circle of friends period. She is survived by four sons, George Tommey of Antioch, Oliver and Olice Tommey of Nashville and Will Tommey of Murfreesboro, and two daughters, Mrs. Addie Bradford of Midway and Mrs. Martha Hayatt of Jean, Texas, and 29 grand children and 33 great grand children.
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Registration Location: Hempstead County, Arkansas; Roll: 150404; Draft Board: 0 File: walter_tommey_wwidraftcard.jpg
15. ~1945, Hope, Arkansas, Jean Thomey.
J. Walter Tommey
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Died in Hope Hospital Early Monday Morning
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J. Walter Tommey of this city, age 61, died in a Hope hospital Monday morning about 4 o’clock, after a long illness of heart trouble. The body was brought to Nashville, and it was thought funeral services would be held at Immanuel Baptist church here Tuesday morning. Mr. Tommey had been a patient in the hospital for the past six weeks.
Mr. Tommey who was for the past two years employed at the Municipal Water Works office in this city, has taught at the schools at Murfreesboro and Mineral Springs and was well known all over this section of the state. He is survived by one son, Coy Tommey of Forrest City; one daughter, Mrs. Herbert Burns of Hope; his mother, Mrs. G. W. Tommey of this city; four brothers, George, Olice and Oliver Tommey of Nashville and Will Tommey of Murfreesboro, and two sisters, Mrs. Bennie Hayatt of Dallas and Mrs. Addie Bradford of Nashville. His wife preceded him in death about 18 months ago.
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17. ~1977, Jean Thomey.
Tommey
Mrs. Mary Addie Tommey Bradford, aged 89, of New Braunfels, Texas, and formerly of Nashville, Arkansas, died Saturday, April 9, at a San Antonio, Texas, hospital.
She was born December 5, 1987, in Hempstead County, Arkansas, and was a member of the Midway Baptist Church at Nashville.
She is survived by two sisters-in-law, Mrs. America Tommey of Murfreesboro and Mrs. Tura Tommey of Nashville; and a number of nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, April 13th at 2:30 p.m. in the Latimer Funeral Chapel in Nashville. The officiating minister was Rev. David Webb.
Burial was in the Antioch Cemetery near Nashville by the Latimer Funeral Home.
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19. 30 Nov 1972, Arkansas Gazette Newspaper, Mena, Jean Thomey.
Ed Compton
MENA -- Ed Compton, aged 90, of Cove (Polk County) died Tuesday. He was a retired teacher and farmer, a former Howard county superintendent and a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, Mr.s Wanda Jacques Compton; three daughters, Mrs. Lavoy Hagler and Mrs. Jack Daveley, both of Cove, and Mrs. Bil Kanotzar of De Queen; a brother Hugh ComptoEva Reeder and Mrs. Dell Bryant, both of Nashville, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 3 p.m. today at Nashville First Baptist Church. Burial will be at Restland Cemetery by Beasley-Wood Funeral Service.
20. hand-written notation from America Ann Compton Tommey on notecard
21. ~1932, Woodville, Texas, Jean Thomey.
Mrs. John Davidson
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Died at Home at Woodville, Texas, Last Sunday
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Mrs. Jhon Davidson, aged 46, died at the family home at Woodville Texas, Sunday. The body was brought here, and funeral services were held at Antioch Tuesday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Robert E. Naylor.
Mrs. Davidson was the former Miss Nettie Compton, and was reared on the farm of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Compton, near this city. She was maried on November 10, 1912, to Mr. Davidson, who, with two sons, James Edwin and Ralph, survive her, as well as her parents, three brothers and seven sisters, as follows: Mrs. Nora Clark, Mrs. Lela [sic] Clark, Mrs. Pearl Rowe, Mrs. E. C. Reeder, Miss Tompie Compton, Mrs. Jim Bryant and Mrs. Will Tommey, and Robert, Edd [sic] and Hugh Compton. The News joins in expressions of the deepest symapthy.
22. ~1968/1969, Nashville, Arkansas, Jean Thomey.
Mrs. Leila Compton Clark
Nashville, Ark. -- (Special) -- Mrs. Leila Compton Clark, 79, of Nashville, died Sunday in a Nashville hospital.
She was born May 18, 1889, in Hempstead County and had been a resident of Howard County for the past 28 years. She was a retired school teacher and a member of Antoch [sic] Baptist Church.
Surviors include two brothers, Edd Compton and Hugh Compton, both of Nashville; four sisters, Mrs. Nora Clark of Ashdown, Ark., Mrs. America Tommey of Murfreesboro, Mrs. Eva Reeder and Mrs. O. D. Bryant, both of Nashville.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Latimer Funeral Chapel in Nashville with the Rev. A. D. Stuckey officiating.
(hand written notes from America Compton Tommey indicate “deceased Dec 1 -69” and “Passed away Dec 1, 1968”)
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Source Information:
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About Louisiana Land Records
Louisiana Pre-1908 Homestead and Cash Entry Patents
The patentee was the first owner of property after the initial survey. Once the patent was issued, the land became private property and was then sold with a deed. The townships, the six-mile-square land blocks which were the original divisions of land from the federal land grants, were then divided into 36 one-mile squares. The township numbering was the north-south numbering, starting from the center line. The range numbering was the east-west numbering, starting from the center line. The section is the one-mile-square portion (approximately 640 acres) of a township. That was was also generally divided into 36 equal squares (each of which might be divided another 36 times).
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1880; Census Place: Franklin, Union, Arkansas; Roll: T9_57; Family History Film: 1254057; Page: 231.2000; Enumeration District: 270; Image: 0771.
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1870; Census Place: Franklin, Union, Arkansas; Roll: M593_65; Page: 518; Image: 412
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SLADE, Mr. Williiam, of Union Parish, La., to Miss Florence BURKE of Union County, both of lawful age, on December 19, 1867 by John P. EVERETT, MG of MBC. (C-47)
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This is the bible of Samuel Slade and Chloe Harrison of Jones and later Pike County, Georgia. Samuel is a grandson of Samuel Slade of Southampton Co, Virginia and twin brother to Simon Slade. This bible was apparently handed down through the family of their son Samuel G. Slade to their son John Edward Slade's family. 1n 1932 the bible was in possession of Mamie Slade Mitchell of Griffin, Georgia. Only these two pages survive and were found inserted in the Slade-Lifsey Bible of their grandson John Edward Slade. John Thomas Slade of McDonough, Georgia, currently has these pages [2006]. He is the grandson of John Edward Slade and great-great-grandson of Samuel and Chloe Harrison Slade of Jones County, Georgia.
Family Record
Births
Chloe Slade was born 18 October. A.D. 1800
Joseph H Slade was born January the 11th A.D. 1825
Mary Ann E Slade was born Sept the 1st A.D. 1826
Charlotte Slade was born March the 3rd A.D. 1828
Elender Slade was born September 3rd A.D. 1829
Sarah J Slade was born November the 26th A.D. 1830
Lavinia Slade was born April the 6th A.D. 1832
Minerva Ann Slade was born Novr. 15th A.D. 1833
Mry Frances Slade was born October the 9th A.D. 1835
Abi Slade was born September the 30th A.D. 1837
Aletha S Slade was born November the 8th A.D. 1839
Samuel G Slade was born the 21st of March A.D. 1840
Marriages
Samuel Slade and Chloe Harrison were married February Anno Domini 1822
Joseph H Slade & Elizabegth M. Dums were married the 31st of August A.D. 1843
Tomlinson F McCarty & Elizabeth Slade were married December the 7th A.D. 1843
Albert B. Vaughan & Charlotte Slade were married July the 3rd A.D. 1845
Thomas J Barrett & Minerva A. Slade were married November the 7th A.D. 1850
George T. McDaniel & Sara J Slade were married the 7th of March A.D. 1850
James A. Bankston and Frances Slade was married January 13th 1853
James Hall and Abi Slade were married the 18th 1853
Samuel G. Slade & Fannie G Coker were married January 18 A.D. 1865
[editors note: handwriting changed]
William Howard and Elbs Slade were married Nov 12th 1884
James C. Slade and Gillie Fincher were married Dec 24th 1885
John E. Slade and della Lifsey were married Dec 25th 1887 Files (3): sam&chloe09.JPG, slade-harrison01.jpg, slade-harrison02.jpg
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59. 26 Dec 2007, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/union/cemeteries/springhill.txt, “SPRINGHILL CEMETERY - Caucasian section, Union Parish Louisiana near the Arkansas line.”
SPRINGHILL CEMETERY - Caucasian section, Union Parish Louisiana near the Arkansas line
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Springhill Cemetery, Caucasian section, surveyed and contributed by Harold & Lynda Phillips
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SPRINGHILL CEMETERY
This Cemetery is located in Union Parish at Oakland, Louisiana. Highways 549 and 551 meet at
Oakland. Marion is 10 miles from Oakland on Hwy 551 and 18 miles to Farmerville on Hwy 549 and
15. It is 1 mile to the Arkansas Line and 7 miles to Strong Arkansas on Hwy 549. From
Farmerville you go North on Hwy 15 for about 2 miles and go east on Hwy 549 through Conway and
Truxno. From Marion, Hwy 33 is the Main Street. Go to the west side of town and Hwy 551 will go
north to Oakland. At Oakland where four roads come together, the Springhill Rd is marked with a
sign that will go west from Oakland. It will take you to the cemetery which is about two miles
on the left. The cemetery will be in two parts. Originally there were two Springhill Baptist
Churches at this location, one for African Americans and one for White and the cemeteries were
together but separated by a cross fence. The African American Church can be seen from the
cemetery, but the white church moved closer to Oakland in the late 1800 or early 1900 and is on
Hwy 551. Both churches are active.
Before power mowers, the people in the community would meet at least twice a year to clean the
cemetery. The men would scrap the cemetery with hoes and dump the grass out back of the cemetery.
The ladies would show up later with all kinds of food for lunch. During lunch they all visited
and remembered the ones they knew that were buried there. They often spoke of things that were
funny that happened during their lifetime. Mr. Charley Murphy of Murphy Oil Co.at Eldorado Ark.
had relatives in the cemetery and enjoyed the fellowship, so he made every one of these
gatherings possible. In the mid Forty's the community decided to quit scraping the grass and
start mowing. They had often discussed people that were buried in there that had no marker.
Every one contacted their relatives and friends that had lived in the area, to see if they could
help with a list. Mr. Murphy liked the idea of a monument dedicated to the pioneers of Oakland
and all buried in the cemetery at the time. So there is a nice monument there with a list of
pioneers and a list of those buried there at the time of the monument. Also the markers with no
dates are markers put down at the time of the monument for the ones the community remembered to
be buried there that had no marker.
LIST OF NAMES ON MONUMENT
In Memoriam by Springhill Baptist Church, Oakland Louisiana
Pioneers of the Oakland Community
Major Jim Moore Jack Jones
Joe Shute D. D. Dawkins
J. H. Green John McGovern
Lum Donaghey J. W. Pickle
Joe Fergurson Hilrey Pratt
Tom Anderson Jim Creth
Ed Daniel Dr. Add Cammack
George Godley
List of those buried in the Cemetery at time of Monument:
J. H. Slade Ellen Gathright White R. Cleveland Murphy
Geo. Slade Son-Clifton White Leska Murphy
Infant Slade Blind Grandma Wood Hattie Lou Murphy
Norma Slade O. P. Wood infant Murphy
Ernest Slade wife Mary Stripling Elsie Murphy
Sadie Ione Slade children Palina Murphy
Agnes Ruth Slade William Wood Billie Wood Mobley
Nannie Chloe Smith Sugar Wood Sarah F. Moore
Olga Smith William C. Wooten J. W. Caskey
Bonnie Faye Smith wife and son wife and son
Clara Mae Smith Mary Ann Harrison Martha McGowan
Bessie C. Taylor Ed Wooten Jasper Caskey
Dalton E. Tarkington George W. Murphy Sallie Caskey Smith
Harriet P. Wallace wife- Elizabeth Clardy Vallie Smith
Minnie Murphy Wallace Henry Milton Murphy Willie Compton Smith
Son R. Murphy Wallace sister Annie Ruth Murphy R. A. Gibson
Daughter Sue Wallace Jim M. Murphy three wives & two children
Carolina Rowles Wheelis three wives Sallie Houser
Daughter Callie Wheelis Texas Wooten Jennie Binford
Sidney T. Wheelis Linnie McGough Mary D. Odom
Wife and two children Hettie Smith Lillian
Emeline Keesee Dr. W. C. Murphy Virgie
Callie V. Wheelis wife and four children B.D. Shaver
Fannie l. Wheelis Mary E. Cammack wife and two children
Cont. top 2nd column Cont. top 3rd column Margaret Caskey
Martha Emma Shaver
Mary Adeline Shaver
Slade, J. H. b. Jan. 11, 1825 d. May 9, 1890
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66. ~1953, Nashville, Arkansas, Jean Thomey.
George Tommey, 73, Buried Thursday (handwritten note)
George Franklin Tommey, a native of Hempstead County who had resided at his home on Route 2, Nashville for 52 years, died Wednesday morning at the home. He was 73 years of age.
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Antioch Church with burial in Antioch Cemetery.
The survivors include the wife, Mrs. Lula [sic]; three daughters, Mrs. C. M. McMullen of Texarkana, Mrs. A. M. McLarty of Nashville and Miss Juanita Tommey of Nashville; a son, Dave of Independence, Missouri; six grandchildren, 3 brothers, Ollice [sic] Tommey and Oliver Tommey, both of Nashville, and Will Tommey of Murfreesboro; two sisters, Mrs. B. I. Hyatt of Olney, Texas and Mrs. Addie Bradford of San Antonio, Texas.
(hand written)
Ministers
Rev. Paul Byers
Rev. ___ Redding
songs - What a Friend
Wispers Sweet Peace to Me
(on back)
songs - Father Along
Precious Memories
Benediction - Bro. E. S. Hall, Murfreesboro, Ark
Passed away 7:15 a.m. Feb. 11, 1953
67. ~1954, Ashdown, ??, Jean Thomey.
Mrs. McLarty Dies Suddenly At Ashdown
Mrs. Ila Autra McLarty, a 49-year-old former resident of Nashville, died at her home near Ashdown Tuesday morning. She was the victim of a heart attack.
Mrs. McLarty was a native Arkansan who had resided in Nashville until approximately one year ago when the family moved to Ashdown.
Services were conducted from Antioch Baptist Church southeast of Nashville at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Reverend Don Allen of Ashdown and Reverend Willard Shaw of Bingen officiated. Burial was in Antioch Cemetery under the direction of Latimer Funeral Home.
Survivors include the husband, A. M. McLarty; three sons, George Edwin McLarty of Houston, Tommey and Carrol McLarty, both of Ashdown; a brother, Dave Tommey of Independence, Missouri; two sisters, Mrs. C. M. McMullan Texarkana, and Mrs. John H. Dillehay, Nashville; and the mother, Mrs. George Tommey, Nashville.
68. 4 February 2000, Memphis, TN, digital copy from GenealogyBank.com.
Commercial Appeal, The (Memphis, TN) - February 4, 2000
Deceased Name: McCRORY - Barbara Lenora Curtis Tommey
McCRORY - Barbara Lenora Curtis Tommey, 87, homemaker, died of heart failure Tuesday in
Pensacola, Fla.Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Marianna Memorial Park Cemetery.
Thompson-Wilson Funeral Home has charge. She was a member of First Baptist Church. Mrs.
Tommey, the widow of Coy Tommey, leaves a daughter, Barbara Fife of Pensacola, Fla.; a sister,
Elizabeth Davis of Hattiesburg, Miss., two grandchildren and a great-grandchild. The family requests
that any memorials be sent to First Baptist Church Missions Offering.
Copyright (c) 2000 The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN File: barbara tommey_obit.pdf
69. 3 February 2000, Pensacola, FL, digital copy from GenealogyBank.com.
Pensacola News Journal (FL) - February 3, 2000
Deceased Name: Barbara Lanore Curtis Tommey
Barbara Lanore Curtis Tommey, 87, of Pensacola died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2000. Services, 3 p.m. today.
Cedar Hill Chapel Funeral Home directing.
Copyright (c) Pensacola News Journal. All rights reserved. Reproduced with the permission of Gannett Co., Inc. by NewsBank, inc. File: barbara tommey_obit2.pdf
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Zylophorah Fulfer, 97, of El Paso died Saturday (Jan 27, 1995).
Graveside service will be at 1 PM in Gains County Cemetery in Seminole, Texas.
Survivors include her daughers: Fausteena McKinley, Dorothy Phifer, and Wyleen Lewis. She was a homemaker and lived in El Paso 20 years.
Arrangements are by Hilcrest Funeral Home.
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Daily Hobbs News-Sun
Friday, September 5, 1975 p5
Ranch Hand Found Dead Near Eunice
EUNICE - Foster Fulfer, 80, an employee on the Hugh Ward ranch located about 15 miles southwest of here, was found dead about 4:30 p.m. yesterday near a windmill on the ranch.
According to Sgt. Paul Mallory, deputy medical investigator, Fulfer died of an apparent heart attack. He said the ranch hand left the house about 5:30 a.m. yesterday and when Fulfer was found at 4:30 p.m. he had been dead about six or seven hours.
Fulfer had lived at the ranch for two years.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Zylphorah Fulfer; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Phifer of San Antonio, Mrs. Fausteena McKinley of El Paso and Mrs. Wileyn F. Nord of Thailand; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Services are pending at Petterson-Roberts Funeral Home in Hobbs.
Daily News-Sun Hobbs, N.M.
Sunday, September 7, 1975
p5
Foster Fulfer Services Set
Funeral Services are set for 3 p.m. Monday at Petterson-Roberts Funeral Home chapel for Foster Fulfer, 80, who was found dead Thursday on the Hugh Ward Ranch near Eunice.
The Rev. John Joyner, pastor of the Loma Terrace Baptist church in El Paso, will officiate. Burial will be in Seminole City Cemetery.
Pallbearers include Kelly Meyers, Amos Gilchrest, Waylan Gilchrest, Ronnie Gilchrest, Kenneth Pike, J. Pike, R. D. Sims, Hugh Ward and Floyd Taylor.
Submitted by Bonnie Allen
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