Charlotte Griffin
Cynthia
Griffin was born in 1876 in Texas. She died between 1877 and 1970. Parents:
John Marion Griffin and
Sarah A. Young.
David
Griffin was born in 1841. He died between 1842 and 1931. Parents:
John W. (?) Griffin and Elizabeth MAYHAN.
Parents: John W. (?) Griffin and
Elizabeth (?) Mayhan.
David
Griffin was born in Jan 1880 in Texas. He died between 1881 and 1970. Parents:
John Marion Griffin and
Sarah A. Young.
David
A. Griffin was born in 1805. He died between 1833 and 1896 in Rusk County,
Texas.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
David Griffin had a son, Benjamin. After Lee surrendered, David went to visit
his Uncle Byrd on his way home to Texas. He then left for Texas and arrived
four days before a Cholera epidemic broke out at Galveston. He caught it and
died.
David A. Griffin settled first Rusk County, Texas, later Hill County, Texas,
then retured to Rusk County.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
David Griffin had a son, Benjamin. After Lee surrendered, David went to visit
his Uncle Byrd on his way home to Texas. He then left for Texas and arrived
four days before a Cholera epidemic broke out at Galveston. He caught it and
died.
David A. Griffin settled first Rusk County, Texas, later Hill County, Texas,
then retured to Rusk County.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
David Griffin had a son, Benjamin. After Lee surrendered, David went to visit
his Uncle Byrd on his way home to Texas. He then left for Texas and arrived
four days before a Cholera epidemic broke out at Galveston. He caught it and
died.
David A. Griffin settled first Rusk County, Texas, later Hill County, Texas,
then retured to Rusk County.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
David Griffin had a son, Benjamin. After Lee surrendered, David went to visit
his Uncle Byrd on his way home to Texas. He then left for Texas and arrived
four days before a Cholera epidemic broke out at Galveston. He caught it and
died.
David A. Griffin settled first Rusk County, Texas, later Hill County, Texas,
then retured to Rusk County. Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN
and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).He was
married to Mary Mahan on 15 Feb 1827 in Perry County,
Alabama.
Dora
Novella GRIFFIN was born on 28 Sep 1921. She died on 15 Oct 1942 in Alabama.
Dora Nouvella is the child of CRANE but took GRIFFIN'S name. 1942-44: Year
of death of Nouvella from a car accident in Alabama.
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Dora Nouvella is the child of CRANE but took GRIFFIN'S name. 1942-44: Year of
death of Nouvella from a car accident in Alabama. Parents:
Robert GRIFFIN and Alma Overa NICHOLS.She
was married to J. R. COOPER in Colombus, Georgia.
Children were: Patricia Angeline COOPER.
Edith
Beth GriffinShe was married to Walter Bob Loudermilk
Private. Children were: Amy Alacon Loudermilk
, Cory Lynn Loudermilk.
Edith
Beth GriffinChildren were: Amy Alacon Loudermilk
, Cory Lynn Loudermilk.
Edna
L. GRIFFIN. Parents: Walter Lee GRIFFIN and
Josephine (Sam) (Wife of Walter Lee GRIFFIN).
Eliza
A. Griffin was born in 1863 in Texas. She died in 1894 in Titus County,
Texas.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Eliza's husband, Bruel Tigert was a rough man. He was killed in a dispute by
a son-in-law (quote: Lilliam Stother).
Buried in Cooper's Chapel Cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Eliza's husband, Bruel Tigert was a rough man. He was killed in a dispute by
a son-in-law (quote: Lilliam Stother).
Buried in Cooper's Chapel Cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Eliza's husband, Bruel Tigert was a rough man. He was killed in a dispute by
a son-in-law (quote: Lilliam Stother).
Buried in Cooper's Chapel Cemetery, Titus County, Texas.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Eliza's husband, Bruel Tigert was a rough man. He was killed in a dispute by
a son-in-law (quote: Lilliam Stother).
Buried in Cooper's Chapel Cemetery, Titus County, Texas. Parents:
William M. Griffin and Sarah Cynthia Beard.
She was married to Bruell L. Tigert about 1881
in Titus County, Texas. Children were: Preshie E.
Tigert, Lilly I. Tigert,
Burley Tigert, Nancy A. Tigert.
Elizabeth
Griffin was born in 1859. She died between 1860 and 1953. Parents:
Jonas Major Griffin and Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley
.
Elizabeth
Griffin was born between 1794 and 1823. She died between 1825 and 1904.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Elizabeth Griffin lifed in Georgia in 1856.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Elizabeth Griffin lifed in Georgia in 1856.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Elizabeth Griffin lifed in Georgia in 1856.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Elizabeth Griffin lifed in Georgia in 1856. Parents:
Benjamin GRIFFIN and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin)
.She was married to David Bates between 1825
and 1861.
Elizabeth
Griffin was born about 1788 in JOHNSTON, NC. She died between 1829 and 1883.
1. 1850 US CENSUS, JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC
2. JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC MARRIAGES 1762-1868 (FHL #975.647 V25h)
3. CEMETERY RECORDS OF JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC VOL. 5 (FHL #975.641
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1. 1850 US CENSUS, JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC
2. JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC MARRIAGES 1762-1868 (FHL #975.647 V25h)
3. CEMETERY RECORDS OF JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC VOL. 5 (FHL #975.641She was married
to Moses Wallace on 2 Apr 1816 in JOHNSTON, NC.
Children were: Lewis Wallace,
Elisha Wallace, Susan Wallace,
Calvin R. Wallace, Elizabeth Wallace.
F.
Crudena Griffin was born in 1862. She died between 1863 and 1956. Parents:
Jonas Major Griffin and
Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley.
Henry
A. Griffin was born between 1815 and 1868. He died between 1854 and 1943.
He was married to Mary G. De Kalb between 1854
and 1902. Children were: Mary Agnes Griffin.
Henry
P. Griffin was born in 1812 in Georgia. He died between 1843 and 1902.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Henry Griffin was a Babtist Missionary preacher.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Henry Griffin was a Babtist Missionary preacher.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Henry Griffin was a Babtist Missionary preacher.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Henry Griffin was a Babtist Missionary preacher. Parents:
Benjamin GRIFFIN and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin)
.He was married to Hasty B. (Wife of Henry P. Griffin)
between 1843 and 1877.
J.R.
Griffin was born in Jun 1886 in Texas. He died between 1887 and 1976. Parents:
John Marion Griffin and
Sarah A. Young.
James
Griffin was born in 1810 in Georgia. He died on 24 Dec 1834 in Perry County,
Alabama. Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN and
Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).
John
Griffin was born about 1820 in Alabama. He died between 1821 and 1910.
Parents: John W. GRIFFIN and
Nancy (Wife of John W. GRIFFIN).
John
M. Griffin was born in Jan 1860 in Anderson (?) County, Texas. He died before
1870 in Missing after 1860 census. Parents: William
M. Griffin and Sarah Cynthia Beard.
John
Marion Griffin was born in 1838 in Coosa County (?), Alabama. He died about
27 Jun 1896 in Hill County, Texas.
Served in Company D, 13th Texas Cavalry during Civil War. Wife, Sarah, filed
widows pension, file #17826, Hill County, Texas.
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Served in Company D, 13th Texas Cavalry during Civil War. Wife, Sarah, filed
widows pension, file #17826, Hill County, Texas.
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Served in Company D, 13th Texas Cavalry during Civil War. Wife, Sarah, filed
widows pension, file #17826, Hill County, Texas.
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Served in Company D, 13th Texas Cavalry during Civil War. Wife, Sarah, filed
widows pension, file #17826, Hill County, Texas. Parents:
John W. (?) Griffin and Elizabeth MAYHAN.
Parents: John W. (?) Griffin and
Elizabeth (?) Mayhan.He was married to Sarah
A. Young on 28 Dec 1865 in Anderson County, Texas. Children were:
Mary Griffin, Cynthia Griffin,
John W. Griffin, David Griffin,
J.R. Griffin.
John
W. GRIFFIN was born about 1787 in South Carolina. He died after 1870 in
Texas.He was married to Nancy (Wife of John W. GRIFFIN)
between 1830 and 1859 in Georgia. Children were:
Mary Polly GRIFFIN, John Griffin,
Allen Griffin, Richard Griffin,
Adeline Griffin.
John
W. Griffin was born in Jul 1877 in Texas. He died between 1878 and 1967.
Parents: John Marion Griffin and
Sarah A. Young.
John
W. (?) Griffin was born in 1807 in Georgia. He died about 1850 in Smith
County, Texas (?).
Lived in Smith County, Texas-1850 census.
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Lived in Smith County, Texas-1850 census.
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Lived in Smith County, Texas-1850 census.
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Lived in Smith County, Texas-1850 census. Parents:
Benjamin GRIFFIN and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin)
.He was married to Elizabeth MAYHAN before 1833
in Alabama (?). Children were: Jonas Major Griffin
, Amy Griffin, William
M. Griffin, John Marion Griffin,
David Griffin, Mary E. Griffin,
Tarleton Griffin.
He was married to Elizabeth
(?) Mayhan before 1833 in Alabama (?). Children were:
Jonas Major Griffin, Amy Griffin,
William M. Griffin, John Marion Griffin,
David Griffin, Mary E. Griffin,
Tarleton Griffin.
Jonas
Major Griffin was born on 22 Apr 1832 in Alabama. He died on 3 Jan 1914
in Brown County, Texas.
Buried at Cedar Point cemetery, Barber community, Brown County, Texas (?).
Jonas Major served in Confederate Forces-Company G, 2nd Texas Infantry, from
October 1862 to end of War. He applied for pension in 1907 in Sterling County,
Texas (pension file A13073).
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Buried at Cedar Point cemetery, Barber community, Brown County, Texas (?).
Jonas Major served in Confederate Forces-Company G, 2nd Texas Infantry, from
October 1862 to end of War. He applied for pension in 1907 in Sterling County,
Texas (pension file A13073).
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Buried at Cedar Point cemetery, Barber community, Brown County, Texas (?).
Jonas Major served in Confederate Forces-Company G, 2nd Texas Infantry, from
October 1862 to end of War. He applied for pension in 1907 in Sterling County,
Texas (pension file A13073).
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Buried at Cedar Point cemetery, Barber community, Brown County, Texas (?).
Jonas Major served in Confederate Forces-Company G, 2nd Texas Infantry, from
October 1862 to end of War. He applied for pension in 1907 in Sterling County,
Texas (pension file A13073). Parents: John W. (?)
Griffin and Elizabeth MAYHAN. Parents:
John W. (?) Griffin and Elizabeth (?) Mayhan
.He was married to Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley
on 1 Jan 1857 in Anderson County, Texas. Children were:
Joshua LaFayette Griffin, Elizabeth Griffin
, Louisa C. Griffin,
F. Crudena Griffin, Andrew P. Griffin,
Perry E. Griffin, Nancy Lucinda Griffin.
Joseph
C GRIFFIN was born on 29 Mar 1864. He died on 3 Apr 1919.
Joshua
LaFayette Griffin was born about 1857. He died between 1858 and 1947. Parents:
Jonas Major Griffin and
Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley.
Kevin
Ray GRIFFIN was born on 1 Aug 1967 in Birmham, Alabama.He was married
to Cheryl Fonda RING on 17 Jun 1994 in Fort Walton
Beach, Florida.
L.
Griffin was born Private.
Levi
GRIFFIN. Children were: Levi , Jr. GRIFFIN
, Virginia Pavolini GRIFFIN,
Boy GRIFFIN.
Levi
, Jr. GRIFFIN. Parents: Levi GRIFFIN and
Helen NICHOLS.
Lou
Ella Griffin was born in 1878 in Titus County, Texas. She died in 1907 in
Near Purcell, Oklahoma.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Louella Griffin leaned at her weeing ceremony (Fannin County, Texas?), that her
husband's name was "Rube Tucker". Until then she had known him as
Dick Jones. He was supposed to have had some difficulty with the law (Missouri?).
Louella died from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire as she was burning
corn shucks.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Louella Griffin leaned at her weeing ceremony (Fannin County, Texas?), that her
husband's name was "Rube Tucker". Until then she had known him as
Dick Jones. He was supposed to have had some difficulty with the law (Missouri?).
Louella died from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire as she was burning
corn shucks.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Louella Griffin leaned at her weeing ceremony (Fannin County, Texas?), that her
husband's name was "Rube Tucker". Until then she had known him as
Dick Jones. He was supposed to have had some difficulty with the law (Missouri?).
Louella died from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire as she was burning
corn shucks.
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Notes by Frances M. Walters:
Louella Griffin leaned at her weeing ceremony (Fannin County, Texas?), that her
husband's name was "Rube Tucker". Until then she had known him as
Dick Jones. He was supposed to have had some difficulty with the law (Missouri?).
Louella died from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire as she was burning
corn shucks. Parents: William M. Griffin and
Sarah Cynthia Beard.
Louisa
C. Griffin was born in 1860. She died between 1861 and 1954. Parents:
Jonas Major Griffin and Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley
.
Marie
Griffin was born Private.
Martha
Griffin was born between 1794 and 1823. She died between 1825 and 1904 in
Lived Bibb County, Alabama. Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN
and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).She was
married to Joseph A. Blakley between 1825 and 1861.
Martha
Griffin was born between 1819 and 1862. She died between 1828 and 1941.
Parents: Benjamin , Jr. Griffin.
Martha
J. Griffin was born on 15 Mar 1866 in Texas. She died on 27 Sep 1898 in
Titus County, Texas. Buried in Cooper's Chapel cemetery, Cooper's Chapel, Titus
County, Texas.
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Buried in Cooper's Chapel cemetery, Cooper's Chapel, Titus County, Texas. Parents:
William M. Griffin and
Sarah Cynthia Beard.She was married to Napoleon
B. Ervin about 1881 in Titus County, Texas. Children were:
Mary Lee Ervin, Thomas Jeff Ervin,
Nora L. Ervin, Hattie G. Ervin,
Emma Ervin, John William Ervin,
James Edward Ervin.
Mary
Griffin was born in 1873 in Texas. She died between 1874 and 1967. Parents:
John Marion Griffin and
Sarah A. Young.
Mary
Agnes Griffin was born between 1846 and 1901. She died between 1859 and
1979. Parents: Henry A. Griffin and
Mary G. De Kalb.
Mary
E. Griffin was born in 1842 in Coosa County (?), Alabama. She died after
1872 in Paid taxes Titus County, Texas-1872. Parents:
John W. (?) Griffin and Elizabeth MAYHAN.
Parents: John W. (?) Griffin and
Elizabeth (?) Mayhan.She was married to James
G. Winter on 20 Oct 1860 in Henderson County, Texas. Children were:
Mary E. Winter, Melvie Winter.
She was married
to James G. Winter on 20 Oct 1860 in Henderson
County, Texas. Children were: Mary E. Winter
, Melvie Winter.
Mary
Polly GRIFFIN was born about 1818 in Georgia. She died between 1855 and
1913 in Texas. Parents: John W. GRIFFIN and
Nancy (Wife of John W. GRIFFIN).She was married to
John Clark , Sr. CLOUD on 7 Jan 1836 in Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama.
Children were: Mary CLOUD,
Marion Cloud, Marion CLOUD,
John Clark , Jr. CLOUD, Margarette Cloud,
Margarette CLOUD, Fannie Cloud,
Fannie CLOUD, Melissa Cloud,
Melissa CLOUD.
Molly
Griffin Parents: William Riley GRIFFIN and
Laura (Wife of William Riley GRIFFIN).
Nancy
Griffin was born between 1794 and 1823. She died between 1825 and 1904 in
Resided Autouga County, Alabama. Parents: Benjamin
GRIFFIN and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin)
.She was married to Thomas G. Ward between
1825 and 1861.
Nancy
Lucinda Griffin was born in 1872. She died between 1873 and 1966. Parents:
Jonas Major Griffin and
Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley.
Paul
Griffin Parents: William Riley GRIFFIN and
Viola Taylor.He was married to
Loraine Bynum Private.
He was married to Vada
Lunn Private.
Permilia
Elizabeth Griffin was born on 21 Feb 1868 in Mt. Pleasant, Titus County,
Texas. She died on 19 Mar 1952 in Caddo, Bryan county, Oklahoma.
Permilia Elizabeth Griffin was born on February 21, 1868 at Mt. Pleasant, Titus
County, Texas. She had two brothers and three sisters. She was near youngest.
Her parents are buried in or near the town of Cooper's Chapel, Near Mt. Pleasant.
Her childhood was spent on the Ellis ranch in Titus County. The land had originally
belonged to her father but after his death (sometime after 1878) it was sold
to Mr. Ellis. She lived with an older sister.
Aunt Eula said that Permilia told her that once some woman in the Jenkins family
was captured by Indians and had a child. She thought back in Mississippi. Aunt
Eula thinks that the Jenkins family was first in Mississippi, then Arkansas,
then Texas.
She married James J. Jenkins (the Jenkins' and Griffins' lived about five miles
apart) sometime around 1883. Permilia always said that she married when she
was 15 years old.
Permilia died on March 15, 1952. Frances M. Walters had this to say about her
grandmother:
"Grandma was a small, bent and very energetic woman. She regularly attended
the local Pentecostal church and was very devout and well known for the strength
of her religious faith. She told me that she had been 'saved' when she was 23
years old. Granny had a stong and rather deep singing voice and was very fond
of religious songs. Sometimes while we were visiting her there would be a revival
meeting in progress at the church and Granny would attend each night. She lived
on a hill about a half-mile outside Caddo and would walk to the church. Later
we would watch her coming up the hill toward the house, her coal oil lantern
swining at her side. When she died her lantern was placed on the pulpit at her
funeral."
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Permilia Elizabeth Griffin was born on February 21, 1868 at Mt. Pleasant, Titus
County, Texas. She had two brothers and three sisters. She was near youngest.
Her parents are buried in or near the town of Cooper's Chapel, Near Mt. Pleasant.
Her childhood was spent on the Ellis ranch in Titus County. The land had originally
belonged to her father but after his death (sometime after 1878) it was sold
to Mr. Ellis. She lived with an older sister.
Aunt Eula said that Permilia told her that once some woman in the Jenkins family
was captured by Indians and had a child. She thought back in Mississippi. Aunt
Eula thinks that the Jenkins family was first in Mississippi, then Arkansas,
then Texas.
She married James J. Jenkins (the Jenkins' and Griffins' lived about five miles
apart) sometime around 1883. Permilia always said that she married when she
was 15 years old.
Permilia died on March 15, 1952. Frances M. Walters had this to say about her
grandmother:
"Grandma was a small, bent and very energetic woman. She regularly attended
the local Pentecostal church and was very devout and well known for the strength
of her religious faith. She told me that she had been 'saved' when she was 23
years old. Granny had a stong and rather deep singing voice and was very fond
of religious songs. Sometimes while we were visiting her there would be a revival
meeting in progress at the church and Granny would attend each night. She lived
on a hill about a half-mile outside Caddo and would walk to the church. Later
we would watch her coming up the hill toward the house, her coal oil lantern
swining at her side. When she died her lantern was placed on the pulpit at her
funeral."
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Permilia Elizabeth Griffin was born on February 21, 1868 at Mt. Pleasant, Titus
County, Texas. She had two brothers and three sisters. She was near youngest.
Her parents are buried in or near the town of Cooper's Chapel, Near Mt. Pleasant.
Her childhood was spent on the Ellis ranch in Titus County. The land had originally
belonged to her father but after his death (sometime after 1878) it was sold
to Mr. Ellis. She lived with an older sister.
Aunt Eula said that Permilia told her that once some woman in the Jenkins family
was captured by Indians and had a child. She thought back in Mississippi. Aunt
Eula thinks that the Jenkins family was first in Mississippi, then Arkansas,
then Texas.
She married James J. Jenkins (the Jenkins' and Griffins' lived about five miles
apart) sometime around 1883. Permilia always said that she married when she
was 15 years old.
Permilia died on March 15, 1952. Frances M. Walters had this to say about her
grandmother:
"Grandma was a small, bent and very energetic woman. She regularly attended
the local Pentecostal church and was very devout and well known for the strength
of her religious faith. She told me that she had been 'saved' when she was 23
years old. Granny had a stong and rather deep singing voice and was very fond
of religious songs. Sometimes while we were visiting her there would be a revival
meeting in progress at the church and Granny would attend each night. She lived
on a hill about a half-mile outside Caddo and would walk to the church. Later
we would watch her coming up the hill toward the house, her coal oil lantern
swining at her side. When she died her lantern was placed on the pulpit at her
funeral."
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Permilia Elizabeth Griffin was born on February 21, 1868 at Mt. Pleasant, Titus
County, Texas. She had two brothers and three sisters. She was near youngest.
Her parents are buried in or near the town of Cooper's Chapel, Near Mt. Pleasant.
Her childhood was spent on the Ellis ranch in Titus County. The land had originally
belonged to her father but after his death (sometime after 1878) it was sold
to Mr. Ellis. She lived with an older sister.
Aunt Eula said that Permilia told her that once some woman in the Jenkins family
was captured by Indians and had a child. She thought back in Mississippi. Aunt
Eula thinks that the Jenkins family was first in Mississippi, then Arkansas,
then Texas.
She married James J. Jenkins (the Jenkins' and Griffins' lived about five miles
apart) sometime around 1883. Permilia always said that she married when she
was 15 years old.
Permilia died on March 15, 1952. Frances M. Walters had this to say about her
grandmother:
"Grandma was a small, bent and very energetic woman. She regularly attended
the local Pentecostal church and was very devout and well known for the strength
of her religious faith. She told me that she had been 'saved' when she was 23
years old. Granny had a stong and rather deep singing voice and was very fond
of religious songs. Sometimes while we were visiting her there would be a revival
meeting in progress at the church and Granny would attend each night. She lived
on a hill about a half-mile outside Caddo and would walk to the church. Later
we would watch her coming up the hill toward the house, her coal oil lantern
swining at her side. When she died her lantern was placed on the pulpit at her
funeral." Parents: William M. Griffin and
Sarah Cynthia Beard.She was married to
James J. Jenkins in 1883 in Titus county, Texas (Cooper's Chapel). Children
were: Maudie Ellen Jenkins,
Rubin Jenkins, Claud Jenkins,
Lu Iola Jenkins, William Riley Jenkins,
Emmie Adeline Jenkins, Eula Lee Jenkins,
James Melvin Jenkins, Robert Paul Jenkins.
Perry
E. Griffin was born in 1869. He died between 1870 and 1959. Parents:
Jonas Major Griffin and Anne Elizabeth Hendley\Handley
.
Polly
GriffinChildren were: Mary Jane Hart,
Kathryn Hart, David Meridith Hart.
Richard
Griffin was born about 1831 in Alabama. He died between 1832 and 1921.
Parents: John W. GRIFFIN and
Nancy (Wife of John W. GRIFFIN).
Robert
GRIFFINChildren were: Dora Novella GRIFFIN
.
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