Robert Griffin was born in 1800 in Virginia. He died between 1831 and
1890. Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN and
Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).He was married to
Nancy Caddell between 1831 and 1865.
Robert
Crittenden Griffin was born between 1819 and 1862. He died between 1828
and 1938. Parents: Benjamin , Jr. Griffin.
Sarah
Griffin was born between 1794 and 1823. She died between 1845 and 1911.
Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN and
Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).She was married to
Henry Sneed on 26 Mar 1840.
Sophia
Griffin was born between 1819 and 1862. She died between 1828 and 1941.
Parents: Benjamin , Jr. Griffin.
Susan
Griffin was born in 1825. She died in 1898. Parents:
Benjamin GRIFFIN and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin)
.She was married to Pacy Manes between 1853
and 1885.
Tarleton
Griffin was born in 1844. He died between 1845 and 1934. Parents:
John W. (?) Griffin and Elizabeth MAYHAN.
Parents: John W. (?) Griffin and
Elizabeth (?) Mayhan.
Tarleton
Griffin was born on 31 Aug 1827. He died on 6 Sep 1847. Parents:
Benjamin GRIFFIN and Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin)
.
Vickie
Dianne GRIFFIN was born on 3 Jan.Children were:
Jake Thomas CORLEY.
Virginia
Pavolini GRIFFIN. Parents: Levi GRIFFIN and
Helen NICHOLS.
Walter
Griffin was born between 1794 and 1823. He died between 1800 and 1902.
Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN and
Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).
Walter
Lee GRIFFIN was born about 1876 in Titus County, Texas. He died between
1911 and 1967 in Woodward (near Ardmore), Carter County, Oklahoma.
Information obtained from:
Emmie A. (Jenkins) Ingram.
Eula (Jenkins) Walters
1910 census-Carter County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
Emmie A. (Jenkins) Ingram.
Eula (Jenkins) Walters
1910 census-Carter County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
Emmie A. (Jenkins) Ingram.
Eula (Jenkins) Walters
1910 census-Carter County, Oklahoma.
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Information obtained from:
Emmie A. (Jenkins) Ingram.
Eula (Jenkins) Walters
1910 census-Carter County, Oklahoma. Parents: William
M. Griffin and Sarah Cynthia Beard.He was
married to Josephine (Sam) (Wife of Walter Lee GRIFFIN)
in 1896. Children were: Anna Faye GRIFFIN,
Edna L. GRIFFIN.
William
Griffin was born between 1794 and 1823. He died between 1827 and 1902.
Parents: Benjamin GRIFFIN and
Mary (Wife of Benjamin Griffin).He was married to
Sarah Tibbs between 1827 and 1864.
He was married to
Martha Rayfield between 1827 and 1864.
William
M. Griffin was born about 1836 in Coosa County (?), Alabama. He died in
1882 in Coopers Chapel (near Mt. Pleasant), Titus County, Texas.
Information obtained from:
1870-1880 census, Titus County, Texas
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins)
Eula Walters (Jenkins)
Tombstones - Cooper's Chapel cemetery
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Anderson County, tx tax lists
1860 census, Anderson County, Tx
1850 census, Smith County, Tx
1850 census, Coosa County, Al
Anderson County, Tx marriage records
Titus County, Tx birth and death records
1850 census, Lawrence County, Al
1860 census, Cherokee County, Tx
Compiler:
Frances Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Griffin is buried in old lost cemetery at Cooper's Chapel, Titus County,
Texas.
William and Cyntha died seven or eight months apart.
William and Cyntha resided Titus County, Texas 1870 census-few miles north of
Dangerfield.
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Information obtained from:
1870-1880 census, Titus County, Texas
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins)
Eula Walters (Jenkins)
Tombstones - Cooper's Chapel cemetery
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Anderson County, tx tax lists
1860 census, Anderson County, Tx
1850 census, Smith County, Tx
1850 census, Coosa County, Al
Anderson County, Tx marriage records
Titus County, Tx birth and death records
1850 census, Lawrence County, Al
1860 census, Cherokee County, Tx
Compiler:
Frances Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Griffin is buried in old lost cemetery at Cooper's Chapel, Titus County,
Texas.
William and Cyntha died seven or eight months apart.
William and Cyntha resided Titus County, Texas 1870 census-few miles north of
Dangerfield.
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Information obtained from:
1870-1880 census, Titus County, Texas
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins)
Eula Walters (Jenkins)
Tombstones - Cooper's Chapel cemetery
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Anderson County, tx tax lists
1860 census, Anderson County, Tx
1850 census, Smith County, Tx
1850 census, Coosa County, Al
Anderson County, Tx marriage records
Titus County, Tx birth and death records
1850 census, Lawrence County, Al
1860 census, Cherokee County, Tx
Compiler:
Frances Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Griffin is buried in old lost cemetery at Cooper's Chapel, Titus County,
Texas.
William and Cyntha died seven or eight months apart.
William and Cyntha resided Titus County, Texas 1870 census-few miles north of
Dangerfield.
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Information obtained from:
1870-1880 census, Titus County, Texas
Emmie Ingram (Jenkins)
Eula Walters (Jenkins)
Tombstones - Cooper's Chapel cemetery
Titus County, Tx tax lists
Anderson County, tx tax lists
1860 census, Anderson County, Tx
1850 census, Smith County, Tx
1850 census, Coosa County, Al
Anderson County, Tx marriage records
Titus County, Tx birth and death records
1850 census, Lawrence County, Al
1860 census, Cherokee County, Tx
Compiler:
Frances Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Texas 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Griffin is buried in old lost cemetery at Cooper's Chapel, Titus County,
Texas.
William and Cyntha died seven or eight months apart.
William and Cyntha resided Titus County, Texas 1870 census-few miles north of
Dangerfield. Parents: John W. (?) Griffin and
Elizabeth MAYHAN. Parents:
John W. (?) Griffin and Elizabeth (?) Mayhan
.He was married to Sarah Cynthia Beard on 2 Dec
1858 in Anderson County, Texas. Children were: John
M. Griffin, Eliza A. Griffin,
Martha J. Griffin, Permilia Elizabeth Griffin
, William Riley GRIFFIN,
Walter Lee GRIFFIN, Lou Ella Griffin.
William
Riley GRIFFIN was born in Dec 1869 in Titus County, Texas. He died on 19
Dec 1932 in Near Talco (?), Titus County, Texas.
Information obtained from:
Emmie A. Ingram.
Titus County birth records.
Cooper's Chapel Cemetery tombstones.
Titus County 1869 tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Riley was divorced (Laura?). He married Viola Taylor (2). He had one
child by Laura, a daughter, Molly. Molly's clothes caught fire near a wash pot
when she was about 12 (?) years old and she died from burns.
Buried in Cooper's Chapel, Titus County, Texas.
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Information obtained from:
Emmie A. Ingram.
Titus County birth records.
Cooper's Chapel Cemetery tombstones.
Titus County 1869 tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Riley was divorced (Laura?). He married Viola Taylor (2). He had one
child by Laura, a daughter, Molly. Molly's clothes caught fire near a wash pot
when she was about 12 (?) years old and she died from burns.
Buried in Cooper's Chapel, Titus County, Texas.
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Information obtained from:
Emmie A. Ingram.
Titus County birth records.
Cooper's Chapel Cemetery tombstones.
Titus County 1869 tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Riley was divorced (Laura?). He married Viola Taylor (2). He had one
child by Laura, a daughter, Molly. Molly's clothes caught fire near a wash pot
when she was about 12 (?) years old and she died from burns.
Buried in Cooper's Chapel, Titus County, Texas.
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Information obtained from:
Emmie A. Ingram.
Titus County birth records.
Cooper's Chapel Cemetery tombstones.
Titus County 1869 tax lists.
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
William Riley was divorced (Laura?). He married Viola Taylor (2). He had one
child by Laura, a daughter, Molly. Molly's clothes caught fire near a wash pot
when she was about 12 (?) years old and she died from burns.
Buried in Cooper's Chapel, Titus County, Texas. Parents:
William M. Griffin and Sarah Cynthia Beard.
He was married to Laura (Wife of William Riley GRIFFIN)
between 1900 and 1926. Children were: Molly Griffin
.
He was married to Viola Taylor between 1903
and 1927. Children were: Paul Griffin,
Adrian Taylor Griffin.
\\
Griffis was born between 1866 and 1893. She died between 1872 and 1976.
Parents: John Lockhart Griffis and
Susan Elizabeth McMullen.
Alvin
Edward GRIFFIS was born between 1866 and 1893. He died between 1900 and
1973.
Lived in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived in Lubbock, Texas. Parents: John Lockhart Griffis
and Susan Elizabeth McMullen.He was married
to Rosa (Wife of Alvin Edward GRIFFIS) between
1900 and 1935.
Elizabeth
Griffis was born on 15 Feb 1792 in South Carolina. She died between 1793
and 1886. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
Frances
Griffis was born on 20 Nov 1793 in South Carolina. She died between 1794
and 1887. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
George
Washington Griffis was born on 13 Apr 1879 in Mississippi (?). He died on
29 May 1926 in Kirk, Limestone Cty., Tx.
George Washington Griffis was born in Chickasaw (now Webster) County, Mississippi
on April 13, 1879. That same year the Griffis family moved to Limestone County,
Texas. In 1880 they moved again, this time to neighboring Leon County. About
1882, the family returned to Limestone County, acquiring some land near the
farm community of Kirk, about six miles northwest of Groesbeck.
On August 21, 1901, George married Sarah Alice Burney, daughter of Thomas Silvanus
Burney and Mary Ann (Wimbish) Burney. They had two children, both girls; Susie
Mae and Lorene. Susie Mae married three times; (1) George Otho Laird, (2) Dewey
McNeil and (3) Roy Burns. She made her home in Lubbock, Texas where she resided
for many years. Lorene married James Melvin Jenkins and died in Waco, Texas
in 1965.
George became a prominent farmer of Limestone County. He empoyed tenant farmers
to work his land. On May 29, 1926, a tenant named Cleve Tucker argued with his
landlord over a business matter and at a point where Tucker feared physical harm
to himself at the hand of Griffis, he drew a revolver and shot Griffis dead.
At the trial his widow testified for the defense.
Sarah moved to Groesbeck and in 1932 married James (Jim) Smith, a well-to-do
local cotton ginner. She lived for many years in her home at ______ State street
but at the age of 89 her health began to fail and she could no longer live alone.
She went to live with her daughter Susie Mae in Lubbock and died there on Thanksgiving
day, November 27, 1975. She was buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
George is buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
The following is from the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram account of the slaying of George
Washington Griffis:
TEXAS FARMER SLAIN, TENNANT SURRENDERS
Special to the Star-Telegram.
Mexia, May 29--George W. Griffith (sic), prominent farmer of the Kirk community,
six miles west of Groesbeck, was shot and killed instantly about 3:00 p.m. Saturday,
and Cleve tucker, his tenant, who surrendered to Sheriff Whit Popejoy at Groesbeck
following the shooting, is in the county jail pending making bond.
Self-defense is the plea of Tucker, who made a statement to County Attorney Scott
Reed. In his statement, Tucker says he drove up to Griffith's house, when the
landlord came out and hit him with an automobile pump and threatened to hit him
again when Tucker fired with his revolver, one shot hitting Griffith in the arm,
another in the right eye and a third just below the neck.
Tucker alleged in his statement that the trouble between him and his landlord
started over business relations, Griffith ordering Tucker to go to work. The
confessed slayer also claims that Griffith was intoxicated.
Mrs. Rutherford, a neighbor of the Griffiths, was an eye witness to the shooting,
it is said.
The slain man is survived by his wife, two daughters living at Lubbock, his mother
and several brothers who live in West Texas. The Griffith family was a pioneer
one of the Kirk community. Griffith's wife was visiting with a neighbor when
the shooting took place. Tucker has lived on the Griffith farm for nearly three
years.
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George Washington Griffis was born in Chickasaw (now Webster) County, Mississippi
on April 13, 1879. That same year the Griffis family moved to Limestone County,
Texas. In 1880 they moved again, this time to neighboring Leon County. About
1882, the family returned to Limestone County, acquiring some land near the
farm community of Kirk, about six miles northwest of Groesbeck.
On August 21, 1901, George married Sarah Alice Burney, daughter of Thomas Silvanus
Burney and Mary Ann (Wimbish) Burney. They had two children, both girls; Susie
Mae and Lorene. Susie Mae married three times; (1) George Otho Laird, (2) Dewey
McNeil and (3) Roy Burns. She made her home in Lubbock, Texas where she resided
for many years. Lorene married James Melvin Jenkins and died in Waco, Texas
in 1965.
George became a prominent farmer of Limestone County. He empoyed tenant farmers
to work his land. On May 29, 1926, a tenant named Cleve Tucker argued with his
landlord over a business matter and at a point where Tucker feared physical harm
to himself at the hand of Griffis, he drew a revolver and shot Griffis dead.
At the trial his widow testified for the defense.
Sarah moved to Groesbeck and in 1932 married James (Jim) Smith, a well-to-do
local cotton ginner. She lived for many years in her home at ______ State street
but at the age of 89 her health began to fail and she could no longer live alone.
She went to live with her daughter Susie Mae in Lubbock and died there on Thanksgiving
day, November 27, 1975. She was buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
George is buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
The following is from the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram account of the slaying of George
Washington Griffis:
TEXAS FARMER SLAIN, TENNANT SURRENDERS
Special to the Star-Telegram.
Mexia, May 29--George W. Griffith (sic), prominent farmer of the Kirk community,
six miles west of Groesbeck, was shot and killed instantly about 3:00 p.m. Saturday,
and Cleve tucker, his tenant, who surrendered to Sheriff Whit Popejoy at Groesbeck
following the shooting, is in the county jail pending making bond.
Self-defense is the plea of Tucker, who made a statement to County Attorney Scott
Reed. In his statement, Tucker says he drove up to Griffith's house, when the
landlord came out and hit him with an automobile pump and threatened to hit him
again when Tucker fired with his revolver, one shot hitting Griffith in the arm,
another in the right eye and a third just below the neck.
Tucker alleged in his statement that the trouble between him and his landlord
started over business relations, Griffith ordering Tucker to go to work. The
confessed slayer also claims that Griffith was intoxicated.
Mrs. Rutherford, a neighbor of the Griffiths, was an eye witness to the shooting,
it is said.
The slain man is survived by his wife, two daughters living at Lubbock, his mother
and several brothers who live in West Texas. The Griffith family was a pioneer
one of the Kirk community. Griffith's wife was visiting with a neighbor when
the shooting took place. Tucker has lived on the Griffith farm for nearly three
years.
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George Washington Griffis was born in Chickasaw (now Webster) County, Mississippi
on April 13, 1879. That same year the Griffis family moved to Limestone County,
Texas. In 1880 they moved again, this time to neighboring Leon County. About
1882, the family returned to Limestone County, acquiring some land near the
farm community of Kirk, about six miles northwest of Groesbeck.
On August 21, 1901, George married Sarah Alice Burney, daughter of Thomas Silvanus
Burney and Mary Ann (Wimbish) Burney. They had two children, both girls; Susie
Mae and Lorene. Susie Mae married three times; (1) George Otho Laird, (2) Dewey
McNeil and (3) Roy Burns. She made her home in Lubbock, Texas where she resided
for many years. Lorene married James Melvin Jenkins and died in Waco, Texas
in 1965.
George became a prominent farmer of Limestone County. He empoyed tenant farmers
to work his land. On May 29, 1926, a tenant named Cleve Tucker argued with his
landlord over a business matter and at a point where Tucker feared physical harm
to himself at the hand of Griffis, he drew a revolver and shot Griffis dead.
At the trial his widow testified for the defense.
Sarah moved to Groesbeck and in 1932 married James (Jim) Smith, a well-to-do
local cotton ginner. She lived for many years in her home at ______ State street
but at the age of 89 her health began to fail and she could no longer live alone.
She went to live with her daughter Susie Mae in Lubbock and died there on Thanksgiving
day, November 27, 1975. She was buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
George is buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
The following is from the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram account of the slaying of George
Washington Griffis:
TEXAS FARMER SLAIN, TENNANT SURRENDERS
Special to the Star-Telegram.
Mexia, May 29--George W. Griffith (sic), prominent farmer of the Kirk community,
six miles west of Groesbeck, was shot and killed instantly about 3:00 p.m. Saturday,
and Cleve tucker, his tenant, who surrendered to Sheriff Whit Popejoy at Groesbeck
following the shooting, is in the county jail pending making bond.
Self-defense is the plea of Tucker, who made a statement to County Attorney Scott
Reed. In his statement, Tucker says he drove up to Griffith's house, when the
landlord came out and hit him with an automobile pump and threatened to hit him
again when Tucker fired with his revolver, one shot hitting Griffith in the arm,
another in the right eye and a third just below the neck.
Tucker alleged in his statement that the trouble between him and his landlord
started over business relations, Griffith ordering Tucker to go to work. The
confessed slayer also claims that Griffith was intoxicated.
Mrs. Rutherford, a neighbor of the Griffiths, was an eye witness to the shooting,
it is said.
The slain man is survived by his wife, two daughters living at Lubbock, his mother
and several brothers who live in West Texas. The Griffith family was a pioneer
one of the Kirk community. Griffith's wife was visiting with a neighbor when
the shooting took place. Tucker has lived on the Griffith farm for nearly three
years.
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George Washington Griffis was born in Chickasaw (now Webster) County, Mississippi
on April 13, 1879. That same year the Griffis family moved to Limestone County,
Texas. In 1880 they moved again, this time to neighboring Leon County. About
1882, the family returned to Limestone County, acquiring some land near the
farm community of Kirk, about six miles northwest of Groesbeck.
On August 21, 1901, George married Sarah Alice Burney, daughter of Thomas Silvanus
Burney and Mary Ann (Wimbish) Burney. They had two children, both girls; Susie
Mae and Lorene. Susie Mae married three times; (1) George Otho Laird, (2) Dewey
McNeil and (3) Roy Burns. She made her home in Lubbock, Texas where she resided
for many years. Lorene married James Melvin Jenkins and died in Waco, Texas
in 1965.
George became a prominent farmer of Limestone County. He empoyed tenant farmers
to work his land. On May 29, 1926, a tenant named Cleve Tucker argued with his
landlord over a business matter and at a point where Tucker feared physical harm
to himself at the hand of Griffis, he drew a revolver and shot Griffis dead.
At the trial his widow testified for the defense.
Sarah moved to Groesbeck and in 1932 married James (Jim) Smith, a well-to-do
local cotton ginner. She lived for many years in her home at ______ State street
but at the age of 89 her health began to fail and she could no longer live alone.
She went to live with her daughter Susie Mae in Lubbock and died there on Thanksgiving
day, November 27, 1975. She was buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck.
George is buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
The following is from the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram account of the slaying of George
Washington Griffis:
TEXAS FARMER SLAIN, TENNANT SURRENDERS
Special to the Star-Telegram.
Mexia, May 29--George W. Griffith (sic), prominent farmer of the Kirk community,
six miles west of Groesbeck, was shot and killed instantly about 3:00 p.m. Saturday,
and Cleve tucker, his tenant, who surrendered to Sheriff Whit Popejoy at Groesbeck
following the shooting, is in the county jail pending making bond.
Self-defense is the plea of Tucker, who made a statement to County Attorney Scott
Reed. In his statement, Tucker says he drove up to Griffith's house, when the
landlord came out and hit him with an automobile pump and threatened to hit him
again when Tucker fired with his revolver, one shot hitting Griffith in the arm,
another in the right eye and a third just below the neck.
Tucker alleged in his statement that the trouble between him and his landlord
started over business relations, Griffith ordering Tucker to go to work. The
confessed slayer also claims that Griffith was intoxicated.
Mrs. Rutherford, a neighbor of the Griffiths, was an eye witness to the shooting,
it is said.
The slain man is survived by his wife, two daughters living at Lubbock, his mother
and several brothers who live in West Texas. The Griffith family was a pioneer
one of the Kirk community. Griffith's wife was visiting with a neighbor when
the shooting took place. Tucker has lived on the Griffith farm for nearly three
years. Parents: John Lockhart Griffis and
Susan Elizabeth McMullen.He was married to
Sarah Alice Burney on 21 Aug 1901 in Honest Ridge, Limestone County, Texas.
Children were: Susie Mae Griffis,
Lorene Griffis.
Jesse
Griffis was born on 26 Mar 1831 in South Carolina. He died between 1832
and 1921. Parents: John Griffis and
Martha Elizabeth Jennings.
Jesse
Griffis was born on 15 Dec 1805. He died on 5 Dec 1889 in Hardy, Mississippi.
Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.He was married to
Jane Sterne White in 1820.
John
Griffis was born on 26 Dec 1803 in Edgefield District, South Carolina. He
died on 14 Jul 1850 in Chickasaw Co., Mississippi.
Information obtained from:
Work compiled by Thos. E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx and Martha A. Duke, Denton,
Tx.
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Talley-Frost, Published 1893,
Lewis Publishing Co.
Buried Mt. Pleasant cemetery, Webster County, Mississippi.
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Information obtained from:
Work compiled by Thos. E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx and Martha A. Duke, Denton,
Tx.
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Talley-Frost, Published 1893,
Lewis Publishing Co.
Buried Mt. Pleasant cemetery, Webster County, Mississippi.
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Information obtained from:
Work compiled by Thos. E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx and Martha A. Duke, Denton,
Tx.
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Talley-Frost, Published 1893,
Lewis Publishing Co.
Buried Mt. Pleasant cemetery, Webster County, Mississippi.
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Information obtained from:
Work compiled by Thos. E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx and Martha A. Duke, Denton,
Tx.
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Talley-Frost, Published 1893,
Lewis Publishing Co.
Buried Mt. Pleasant cemetery, Webster County, Mississippi. Parents:
Nicholas Griffis and Judith Hardy. Parents:
Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.He was married to Martha Elizabeth
Jennings between 1840 and 1849. Children were:
Sarah Griffis, Jesse Griffis,
Tabitha Griffis, Susan Griffis,
William Griffis, Mary Jane Griffis,
John Lockhart Griffis, Robert U. Griffis,
Thomas GRIFFIS.
John
Griffis was born between 1711 and 1740. He died between 1765 and 1825.
He was married between 1735 and 1782. Children were:
Nicholas Griffis.
John
Ammer Griffis was born on 24 Dec 1882 in Limestone County, Texas. He died
between 1913 and 1972.
Lived in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived in Lubbock, Texas. Parents: John Lockhart Griffis
and Susan Elizabeth McMullen.He was married
to Eula Wilson between 1913 and 1947.
John
Emory Griffis was born on 25 Sep 1876. He died in 1968 in Lubbock, Texas.
Lived and buried in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived and buried in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived and buried in Lubbock, Texas.
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Lived and buried in Lubbock, Texas. Parents: John
Lockhart Griffis and Susan Elizabeth McMullen
.He was married to Emma Phillips between 1907
and 1941.
John
Lockhart Griffis was born on 7 Mar 1842 in Chickasaw County (now part of
Webster County), Mississippi. He died on 31 Aug 1897 in Limestone County, Texas.
Information obtained from:
Thomas E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx
Martha Duke, Denton, Texas
Sarah (Burney) Griffis Smith, Groesbeck, Tx
"Biographies From the Lone Star State, Tally Frost, Louis Publishing Co.,
1893.
Census records
Confederate widows pension application #47743, Texas state archives
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Griffis served in 24th Miss. Infantry, C.S.A.
Buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
John L. Griffis, a substantial farmer of Limestone County, Texas, was born in
what was then Chickasaw County (now Webster), Mississippi, March 7, 1842, and
was a decendant of two old southern families. He was the son of John and Eliza
(Jennings) Griffis.
John L. and two of his brothers, William and Thomas, served in the Confederate
army during the Civil War. William, a member of Company C, Twenty-fourth Mississippi
Infantry, Walthall's brigade, was wounded at the battle of Missionary Ridge,
from the effects of which he afterward died in the hospital.
John L. Griffis was reared in his native place, where, in the spring of 1862,
he entered the Confederate service, enlisting in the same infantry company as
his brother, William. He remained about Fernandina, Florida, three months, and
his regiment was then ordered to Virginia. It reached the scene of active hostilities,
but too late to take part in the battle of Manassas. It was then sent West,
and took part in the campaigns in Kentucky and Tennessee, and was in the battles
of Perryville, Murgreesborough, Chickamaugua and Lookout Mountain.
At the last mentioned engagement, he was catptured and taken to the Federal prision
at Rock Island, Illinois where he remained until March, 1865, and was then taken
to Richmond, Virginia to be exchanged. He was at home at the time of the surrender.
With the exception of a slight wound received at Chickamaugua, from which he
was disabled for about ten days, he escaped without injury, but saw a good deal
of prision life.
After the close of hostilities, he returned to Mississippi, but in 1879 came
to Limestone County, Texas. Shortly afterward he removed to Leon County, this
State, and in 1882 moved back to Limestone County where he purchased 320 acres
paying $3.75 an acre, afterwards added 337 and one half acres more, then sold
150 acres. He had 110 acres under cultivation, the remainder in pasture, and
all under fence. He kept considerable stock and was a well-to-do farmer.
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Information obtained from:
Thomas E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx
Martha Duke, Denton, Texas
Sarah (Burney) Griffis Smith, Groesbeck, Tx
"Biographies From the Lone Star State, Tally Frost, Louis Publishing Co.,
1893.
Census records
Confederate widows pension application #47743, Texas state archives
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Griffis served in 24th Miss. Infantry, C.S.A.
Buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
John L. Griffis, a substantial farmer of Limestone County, Texas, was born in
what was then Chickasaw County (now Webster), Mississippi, March 7, 1842, and
was a decendant of two old southern families. He was the son of John and Eliza
(Jennings) Griffis.
John L. and two of his brothers, William and Thomas, served in the Confederate
army during the Civil War. William, a member of Company C, Twenty-fourth Mississippi
Infantry, Walthall's brigade, was wounded at the battle of Missionary Ridge,
from the effects of which he afterward died in the hospital.
John L. Griffis was reared in his native place, where, in the spring of 1862,
he entered the Confederate service, enlisting in the same infantry company as
his brother, William. He remained about Fernandina, Florida, three months, and
his regiment was then ordered to Virginia. It reached the scene of active hostilities,
but too late to take part in the battle of Manassas. It was then sent West,
and took part in the campaigns in Kentucky and Tennessee, and was in the battles
of Perryville, Murgreesborough, Chickamaugua and Lookout Mountain.
At the last mentioned engagement, he was catptured and taken to the Federal prision
at Rock Island, Illinois where he remained until March, 1865, and was then taken
to Richmond, Virginia to be exchanged. He was at home at the time of the surrender.
With the exception of a slight wound received at Chickamaugua, from which he
was disabled for about ten days, he escaped without injury, but saw a good deal
of prision life.
After the close of hostilities, he returned to Mississippi, but in 1879 came
to Limestone County, Texas. Shortly afterward he removed to Leon County, this
State, and in 1882 moved back to Limestone County where he purchased 320 acres
paying $3.75 an acre, afterwards added 337 and one half acres more, then sold
150 acres. He had 110 acres under cultivation, the remainder in pasture, and
all under fence. He kept considerable stock and was a well-to-do farmer.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
Information obtained from:
Thomas E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx
Martha Duke, Denton, Texas
Sarah (Burney) Griffis Smith, Groesbeck, Tx
"Biographies From the Lone Star State, Tally Frost, Louis Publishing Co.,
1893.
Census records
Confederate widows pension application #47743, Texas state archives
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Griffis served in 24th Miss. Infantry, C.S.A.
Buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
John L. Griffis, a substantial farmer of Limestone County, Texas, was born in
what was then Chickasaw County (now Webster), Mississippi, March 7, 1842, and
was a decendant of two old southern families. He was the son of John and Eliza
(Jennings) Griffis.
John L. and two of his brothers, William and Thomas, served in the Confederate
army during the Civil War. William, a member of Company C, Twenty-fourth Mississippi
Infantry, Walthall's brigade, was wounded at the battle of Missionary Ridge,
from the effects of which he afterward died in the hospital.
John L. Griffis was reared in his native place, where, in the spring of 1862,
he entered the Confederate service, enlisting in the same infantry company as
his brother, William. He remained about Fernandina, Florida, three months, and
his regiment was then ordered to Virginia. It reached the scene of active hostilities,
but too late to take part in the battle of Manassas. It was then sent West,
and took part in the campaigns in Kentucky and Tennessee, and was in the battles
of Perryville, Murgreesborough, Chickamaugua and Lookout Mountain.
At the last mentioned engagement, he was catptured and taken to the Federal prision
at Rock Island, Illinois where he remained until March, 1865, and was then taken
to Richmond, Virginia to be exchanged. He was at home at the time of the surrender.
With the exception of a slight wound received at Chickamaugua, from which he
was disabled for about ten days, he escaped without injury, but saw a good deal
of prision life.
After the close of hostilities, he returned to Mississippi, but in 1879 came
to Limestone County, Texas. Shortly afterward he removed to Leon County, this
State, and in 1882 moved back to Limestone County where he purchased 320 acres
paying $3.75 an acre, afterwards added 337 and one half acres more, then sold
150 acres. He had 110 acres under cultivation, the remainder in pasture, and
all under fence. He kept considerable stock and was a well-to-do farmer.
[The Hulion Family Tree]
Information obtained from:
Thomas E. Jennings, Arlington, Tx
Martha Duke, Denton, Texas
Sarah (Burney) Griffis Smith, Groesbeck, Tx
"Biographies From the Lone Star State, Tally Frost, Louis Publishing Co.,
1893.
Census records
Confederate widows pension application #47743, Texas state archives
Compiler:
Frances M. Walters, 6235 Shadowcrest, Houston, Tx 77074
Notes by Frances M. Walters:
John L. Griffis served in 24th Miss. Infantry, C.S.A.
Buried in Kirk cemetery, Kirk, Limestone County, Texas.
John L. Griffis, a substantial farmer of Limestone County, Texas, was born in
what was then Chickasaw County (now Webster), Mississippi, March 7, 1842, and
was a decendant of two old southern families. He was the son of John and Eliza
(Jennings) Griffis.
John L. and two of his brothers, William and Thomas, served in the Confederate
army during the Civil War. William, a member of Company C, Twenty-fourth Mississippi
Infantry, Walthall's brigade, was wounded at the battle of Missionary Ridge,
from the effects of which he afterward died in the hospital.
John L. Griffis was reared in his native place, where, in the spring of 1862,
he entered the Confederate service, enlisting in the same infantry company as
his brother, William. He remained about Fernandina, Florida, three months, and
his regiment was then ordered to Virginia. It reached the scene of active hostilities,
but too late to take part in the battle of Manassas. It was then sent West,
and took part in the campaigns in Kentucky and Tennessee, and was in the battles
of Perryville, Murgreesborough, Chickamaugua and Lookout Mountain.
At the last mentioned engagement, he was catptured and taken to the Federal prision
at Rock Island, Illinois where he remained until March, 1865, and was then taken
to Richmond, Virginia to be exchanged. He was at home at the time of the surrender.
With the exception of a slight wound received at Chickamaugua, from which he
was disabled for about ten days, he escaped without injury, but saw a good deal
of prision life.
After the close of hostilities, he returned to Mississippi, but in 1879 came
to Limestone County, Texas. Shortly afterward he removed to Leon County, this
State, and in 1882 moved back to Limestone County where he purchased 320 acres
paying $3.75 an acre, afterwards added 337 and one half acres more, then sold
150 acres. He had 110 acres under cultivation, the remainder in pasture, and
all under fence. He kept considerable stock and was a well-to-do farmer. Parents:
John Griffis and Martha
Elizabeth Jennings.He was married to Susan Elizabeth
McMullen on 24 Feb 1870 in Chickasaw County, Mississippi. Children were:
\\ Griffis, Alvin Edward
GRIFFIS, John Emory Griffis,
George Washington Griffis, John Ammer Griffis
, William Alexander Griffis,
Homer Byron.
Judith
Griffis was born on 18 Sep 1795 in South Carolina. She died between 1796
and 1889. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
Lillie
GRIFFIS
Lorene
Griffis was born on 24 Apr 1905 in Kirk, Limestone County, Texas. She died
on 22 Jul 1965 in Waco, McClennon county, Texas.
Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas.
[The Hulion Family Tree]
Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas.
[The Hulion Family Tree]
Buried in Faulkenberry cemetery, Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas. Parents:
George Washington Griffis and
Sarah Alice Burney.She was married to James
Melvin Jenkins on 19 Jun 1923 in Currie, Navarro county, Texas. Children
were: Doris Faye Jenkins,
James Melvin , Jr. Jenkins, Frances Mozelle Jenkins
, Douglas Ray Jenkins.
Lucy
Griffis was born on 17 Jul 1810. She died between 1841 and 1904. Parents:
Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.She was married to
Richard H. Hardy in 1836 in South Carolina.
Mary
Griffis was born on 19 Mar 1808 in South Carolina. She died between 1809
and 1902. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
Mary
Jane Griffis was born on 9 Nov 1840 in Mississippi. She died between 1868
and 1934. Parents: John Griffis and
Martha Elizabeth Jennings.She was married to
F.C. Berry between 1868 and 1902.
Melinda
Griffis was born on 15 Sep 1799 in South Carolina. She died between 1800
and 1893. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
Nancy
Griffis was born on 17 Oct 1801 in South Carolina. She died between 1802
and 1895. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
Nicholas
Griffis was born on 13 Feb 1762 in South Carolina. He died on 2 Oct 1828
in South Carolina.
Information obtained from:
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Tally-Frost, Lewis Publishing
Co., 1893, Pg. 270.
"Goodspeed's Mississippi", Vol. 1, pg. 825-866.
Griffis bible and cemetery records, Mississippi Geneological Society, Vol.
8, pg. 41-42.
Edgefield County, South Carolina, deed records.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
Information obtained from:
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Tally-Frost, Lewis Publishing
Co., 1893, Pg. 270.
"Goodspeed's Mississippi", Vol. 1, pg. 825-866.
Griffis bible and cemetery records, Mississippi Geneological Society, Vol.
8, pg. 41-42.
Edgefield County, South Carolina, deed records. Parents:
John Griffis\Griffiths.He was married to Judith
Hardy on 17 Jan 1790. Children were: Sarah Griffis
, Elizabeth Griffis,
Frances Griffis, Judith Griffis,
Melinda Griffis, Nancy Griffis,
John Griffis, Jesse Griffis,
Mary Griffis, Lucy Griffis.
Nicholas
Griffis was born on 13 Feb 1762 in South Carolina. He died on 2 Oct 1828
in South Carolina. [The Hulion Family Tree]
Information obtained from:
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Tally-Frost, Lewis Publishing
Co., 1893, Pg. 270.
"Goodspeed's Mississippi", Vol. 1, pg. 825-866.
Griffis bible and cemetery records, Mississippi Geneological Society, Vol.
8, pg. 41-42.
Edgefield County, South Carolina, deed records.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
[The Hulion Family Tree]
Information obtained from:
"Biographies from the Lone Star State", Tally-Frost, Lewis Publishing
Co., 1893, Pg. 270.
"Goodspeed's Mississippi", Vol. 1, pg. 825-866.
Griffis bible and cemetery records, Mississippi Geneological Society, Vol.
8, pg. 41-42.
Edgefield County, South Carolina, deed records. Parents:
John Griffis.He was married to Judith Hardy
on 17 Jan 1790. Children were: Sarah Griffis
, Elizabeth Griffis,
Frances Griffis, Judith Griffis,
Melinda Griffis, Nancy Griffis,
John Griffis, Jesse Griffis,
Mary Griffis, Lucy Griffis.
Robert
U. Griffis was born on 14 Mar 1845. He died between 1846 and 1935. Parents:
John Griffis and Martha
Elizabeth Jennings.
Sarah
Griffis was born on 10 Oct 1829. She died between 1830 and 1923. Parents:
John Griffis and Martha
Elizabeth Jennings.
Sarah
Griffis was born on 9 Nov 1790 in South Carolina. She died between 1791
and 1884. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy. Parents: Nicholas Griffis and
Judith Hardy.
Susan
Griffis was born on 7 Nov 1835 in South Carolina. She died on 23 Sep 1926.
Parents: John Griffis and
Martha Elizabeth Jennings.She was married to
George L. Jennings on 28 Aug 1851.
Susie
Mae Griffis Parents: George Washington Griffis
and Sarah Alice Burney.She was married to
George Otho Laird Private.
She was married to
Dewey McNiel Private.
She was married to Roy
Burns Private.
Tabitha
Griffis was born on 15 Jul 1833. She died between 1834 and 1927. Parents:
John Griffis and Martha
Elizabeth Jennings.
Thomas
GRIFFIS died between 1832 and 1931. He was born on 2 Aug 1847. Parents:
John Griffis and Martha
Elizabeth Jennings.He was married to Elizabeth
(Wife of Thomas GRIFFIS) between 1878 and 1912.
William
Griffis was born on 2 Jan 1838 in South Carolina. He died about 1863 in
Civil War. Parents: John Griffis and
Martha Elizabeth Jennings.
William
Alexander Griffis was born on 7 Sep 1888 in Limestone County, Texas. He
died between 1919 and 1979.
Lived San Angelo, Texas.
[The Hulion Family Tree]
Lived San Angelo, Texas.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
Lived San Angelo, Texas.
[The Hulion Family Tree]
Lived San Angelo, Texas. Parents: John Lockhart Griffis
and Susan Elizabeth McMullen.He was married
to Sue Randolph in 1913.
John
Griffis\Griffiths was born between 1711 and 1740. He died between 1765 and
1825.He was married between 1735 and 1782. Children were:
Nicholas Griffis.
Amos
H. Griffith was born in 1836 in Tennessee. He died between 1866 and 1927.
Parents: Evan GRIFFITH and
Elizabeth (Wife of Evan GRIFFITH).Children were:
Mary Beatrice Griffith, Thomas Griffith.
Anita
GRIFFITH. Parents: Wendell GRIFFITH and
Gracie BOYD.
Annette
GRIFFITH. Parents: William Theodore (Theo) GRIFFITH
and Clara BATSONTH.
Bertha
GRIFFITH was born on 28 Dec 1905. Parents: Samuel
Jackson GRIFFITH and Mary Isabelle NOYES.
Children were: Rachel TRULUCK,
Marvin TRULUCK, Geraldine TRULUCK,
Norvell TRULUCK.
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