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1	According to Delcie's sister-in-law, Millie Hopson Williams, wife of Chester Williams, Delcie and J W slipped off and got married. They went to the home of Emory Williams, a local preacher. He was in the cotton field working. It was told that Rev. Williams married them in the middle of that cotton field.	Family: F20
2	According to Millie Hopson Williams (Ernest's sister), her husband, Chester A. Williams helped Ernest and Josephine slip off and get married. One night the Williams' had a little party at their house to distract everyone so they could slip off without being noticed. The Williams' had a record player and played records so everyone could dance. While the party was going on, Chester took the couple to a preachers house in San Augustine, where they were married.	Family: F105
3	According to my Grandparents, Chester A. Williams and Millie Hopson Williams, Sarah Barnes and Edwin "Lish" Dickerson were never married. But that they had three children out of wedlock, Anna Victoria, Lucinda Wildea and Rebecca. Some say that John "Marsh" Dickerson, Lish's brother, was the father and even have them married. No marriage record for the two have ever been found. At the time the girls were born, Marsh Dickerson was married, living with and having children with his wife, Nancy Ann Voshay. When my grandmother's mother, Rebecca Jane Carrell, died about 1 month after giving birth to her last child, the widowed husband and his children moved in with Wildy and Williams Carrell, Rebecca's parents. My grandmother said it was common knowledge that Lish Dickerson was Wildy's father.	Family: F82
4	According to the http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txsanaug/index.htm under marriage records, they transcribed a marriage record for B.F. Dickerson and Mary B. Lewis dated 12-30-1875 from Book 2, page 226. This date is very close to the record found in the book "Early Marriage in San Augustine County, Texas 1837-1880". One is obviously the actual marriage date and the other is either the date the license was applied for or the date it was filed.	Family: F85
5	Census record of 1930 says they were married when he was 30 and she was 14.	Family: F179
6	Harriet worked for the Fairchild family and became pregnant, it is said by Mr. Fairchild.	Family: F155
7	John Townsend had two families going at one time. His first wife was Zaney ? and they had at least 7 kids, but at some point in time, he set up house with Catherine ?. The ages of the youngest children from Zaney and the ages of the oldest from Catherine seem to overlap.	Family: F44
8	Marriage bond was placed by James Catledge. Located in Winston County, Mississippi Book 1 Page 203	Family: F136
9	Married at the Preacher's house in White City.	Family: F7
10	On the Ancestry.com web site and listed in the "Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935" it gives the marriage date for Frances Townsend and George Washington Magee as Dec. 29, 1849 in Rankin County, Mississippi. Sometimes the records are transcribed incorrectly listing the date the marriage license was filed for OR the date it was recorded into the county court records as the marriage date. But the approximate time frame is the same.	Family: F253
11	Susan Lakey listed her marriate date as April 5, 1877 on her CSA pension application.	Family: F599
12	The gender of Thomas Towndsend is male. Spouse: Loveth Fletcher Marriage Date: Jan 02, 1855 State: MS County: Rankin This record can be found in the County Court Records, Film # 0879735 - 0879742.	Family: F254
13	They actually married twice.	Family: F485
14	Thomas County GaArchives Marriages.....Ferrell, Unice (Eunice) - Browning, John February 14, 1833 ********************************************** Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.org/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.org/ga/gafiles.htm ********************************************** File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Carolyn Golowka http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00012.html#0002972 June 24, 2005, 5:45 pm Thomas County, Georgia, Marriage Records Vol B, page 96 Georgia, Thomas County To any Judge, Justice of the inferior Court, Justice of the peace or ordained Minister of the gospel Greeting thse are to authourze you to join together in Matrimony Mr. John Browning and Miss Unice Ferrell for which these will be your sufficient Licence given under my hand at office this the 12th February 1833 Neill McKinnon CCG Georgia, Thomas County I do certify that John Browning and Unice Ferrell as named in the within Licence was lawfully married by me the 14th dayof February 1833 _____ (Francis?) D. Brooks (Books?) JP File at: http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/thomas/vitals/marriages/ferrell2182mr.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 1.3 Kb	Family: F319
15	Military records are found in "A Florida Department of military Affairs - Special Archives Publication, Number 73, Vol 7" included in the 'Florida Militia Muster Rolls-Seminole Indian Wars'.	Cornelius BARNES
16	1. The 1870 census noted that his father was of foreign birth.	Ebenezer BARNES
17	Military records are found in "A Florida Department of military Affairs - Special Archives Publication, Number 73, Vol 7" included in the 'Florida Militia Muster Rolls-Seminole Indian Wars'.	James BARNES
18	On her CSA Widow's Pension application she noted that she had lived in Texas for 59 years and lived in San Augustine County, Texas for 50 of those.	Jarusha Day BARNES
19	Jessie may have died in the Civil War.[Voshays.FTW] Jessie may have died in the Civil War.	Jessie W. BARNES
20	Although Lucinda's natural father was Edwin E. Dickerson, her parents were never married. When Lucinda married, she used the name "LAKEY", as this was her step fathers name. SEE NOTES UNDER HUSBAND FOR DETAILS OF DEATH.	Lucinda Wildea BARNES
21	Sarah first shows up in the San Augustine County, Texas census in 1880, but she filed a guardianship of person and property for the girls in 1872. District Court Records of San Augustine County, Texas October 12, 1872 Guardianship of the minors: Anna E. Barnes Lucinda Barnes Rebecca Barnes This cause coming on to be heard and considered upon the application of Sarah G. Barnes mother of the said Minors and it appearing to the Court that notice of this application had been given as required by law and upon due consideration of the facts submitted. It is ordered adjudged and decreed by the Court that applicant Sarah G. Barnes be appointed Guardian of the persons and Estate of the minors as aforesaid and that the Clerk do issue her letters of Guardianship after she shall have filed her Bond with Securely in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars and taken the oath required by law. **********************************************************8 Sarah is listed in the 1910 San Augustine County, Texas census as "Sallie" wife of William W. Jorden. Listed living with them is "stepson" Troy Lakey and his daughters Nora, Mittie and Cleona. The ages in this census record match those of Sarah Green Barnes and her son, Troy.	Sarah Green BARNES
22	Last found listed in 1850 Holmes/Waltom County Florida.	Westley BARNES
23	This entry was taken from The First Families of St. Landry Parish Louisiana. The second colum was added information by author: 022 461 BASS, John 1770? North Carolina other free person Delaney TAYLOR 1773 BWFL other free person John II 1804 LA other free person Jeremiah 1806? LA other free person James F. 1807 LA other free person Samuel T. 1807 LA other free person other free person NOTE: John Sr, s/o Jeremiah and Hannah (Whitney) Bass Jr, married Delaney "Dillis", d/o John Barney and Frances "Fannie" (Smith) Taylor, about 1804 at Opelousas.	John BASS
24	Publication:American Press; Date:Jun 19, 2003; Section:Obituaries; Page Number:2 OBITUARY FOR Monroe Bass "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, And I will give you rest." ? Matthew 12:28 STARKS ? Funeral services for Monroe "Joe" Bass, 81, will be at 10 a.m. Friday, June 20, in Calvary Apostolic Church in Starks. The Rev. Paul Nugent will officiate. Burial will be in Hyatt Cemetery in Fields under the direction of Snider Funeral Home of DeQuincy. Visitation is at 4 p.m. today in the church. Mr. Bass died Monday, June 16, 2003, in a Lake Charles hospital. He was a native of the Green Island Community. He was born Jan. 1, 1922, in Lunita. He graduated from Starks High School as salutatorian in 1942. He married the former Dora Stanley of Green Island. He was Pentecostal and a member of Calvary Apostolic Church. He was a charter member of the Starks Historical Society and VFW Post 3802. He served honorably in the Navy in the Pacific Theater Amphibious branch in World War II. He served on various civic boards. He worked as a machinist and was employed by Livingston Shipyard in Orange, Texas. He loved to read Shakespeare. Earthly treasures include three daughters, Linda and husband Emmitt Clark of DeQuincy, Molly and husband John Poe of Singer, and Brenda Jo Bass of Newton, Texas; two grandsons, Justin Clark of Lake Charles and John Madison Poe IV of Singer; one great-granddaughter, Sydney Madeline Clark of Lake Charles; one special nephew, Billy Roy Thompson of Starks; three brothers, Fred McLeod of Center, Texas, Glen McLeod of Beaumont, Texas, and Clifford Bass of Houston; one sister, Faye Bass Odom of Kirbyville, Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, brother-in-law, sisters-inlaw, friends and neighbors.	Monroe BASS
25	In 1870 Moses Bass and family are living in Calcasieu Parish Louisiana. Their race is listed as mulatto and his age is incorrectly listed as 38.	Moses BASS
26	Due to the fact that his wife, Frances Boren is listed in the 1870 census as a "widow" it is safe to assume that William Boren is deceased.	William BOREN
27	There's an Earl listed as a son to Steve and Dovie Bryant in the 1910 San Augustine County,Texas census. He is listed as 2 years old. This is in contrast to the cemetery record of Earl Bryant, son of Steve and Dovie.	Earl F. BRYAN
28	According to M.H. Williams, John Bryan was called "Moon Eyed John" because he had good night vision.	John BRYAN
29	The Cemeteries of San Augustine County, Texas lists her being buried at Coleman Cemetery but note that there are no markers for her.	Sarah Amanda BRYAN
30	Census record of 1900 San Augustine County, Texas lists the parents of Alphonzo and Frances Byrd had 3 children, none of which were living.	Columbus BYRD
31	There is a William Byrd is listed in the 1850 Census of San Augustine County, Texas as a neighbor living next door to the Lucas family. He has a wife and 3 children. This was probably a relative of the William Byrd that married Mary.	William E. BYRD
32	My grandparents, Chester A. Williams and Millie Hopson Williams said that Johnny was beat to death by his step father Bud Smith at 8 years old.	Johnny CARRELL
33	In the 1930 Census, it listed this family living on the Sturgess and Cadell Rd. in San Augustine County, Texas	Troy Mitchell CARRELL
34	First listed in San Augustine County, Texas 1870 Name "Carrell" originated in Northern Ireland. It is speculated that the variation "Carrell" was of Presbyterian faith and the variation of "Carroll" was of Roman Catholic.	William Washington CARRELL, Sr.
35	William and Wildy were living in Lufkin, Texas at the time of their death. They were both killed when a log truck ran into them. They were in Nacogdoches County, Texas when the accident happened. William was 3 weeks shy of being 91 years old and Wildy had just turned 92. Both were in excellent health.	William Washington CARRELL, Jr.
36	"PINSON" was her 1st Husbands name. I don't know what her Maiden name was, yet.	CATHERINE
37	Listed in the 1850 census of San Augustine County, Texas living with this family is a 18 year old male named William Dally. He is listed as being born in Mississippi. This is probably Lavisay's brother.	Lavisay DALLEY
38	RC DeHart's birth record lists his first name as "RC". S/SGT. R.C. DeHART U. S. AIR FORCE POW DOD 7-1-44 AGE 23 Dehart was a tail gunner serving in Romania. When his plane was shot down, he was wounded and taken as a prisoner of war. Because of lack of medical care, he died in prison. He had been stationed with the 724th Bomb Group in Italy.	R.C. DEHART
39	In 1900 Ras B. DeHart is living in the home of William Burns in Smith County, Mississippi. He is listed as house labor. In a personal interview this researcher had with Leona DeHart Ziborowski, she explained that her father, Rasberry, worked many years for this family.	Rasberry DEHART
40	Thomas DeHart THOMAS DeHART April 23, 1917 - Dec. 13, 2008 Thomas DeHart, beloved husband of Dr. Ruth S. DeHart for almost 65 years, passed away on December 13, 2008, after an extended illness. He was predeceased by his wife, Ruth. He leaves a cherished daughter, Barbara J. DeHart, sisters: Doris Hemsworth, Mae Joubert, and Leona Zaboroski, brothers: Dalton DeHart and Delton DeHart, various nieces and nephews, and many dear and greatly loved friends. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Thomas was born and reared the eldest of eleven children on a farm in Bessmay, Texas, and he graduated from Buna High School. As a young man, he left home to work in the Civilian Conservation Corps, helping to create parks throughout Texas and Colorado. Later, he joined the Army Air Force during World War II. He primarily served in England with the 8th Air Force Photo Technical Squadron. After the war in Europe, he was honorably discharged from service with the rank of Captain. He and his wife moved to Houston, Texas, where he worked until retirement for the Continental Can Company. Thomas was an unassuming man with a gift of knowing how things work. His many acquaintances can testify that he could fix anything and was always glad to oblige a friend in need. His artistic nature expressed itself in his creation of beautifully designed jewelry and carvings. A long-standing member of the Houston Gem and Mineral Society, Tom was in charge of the lapidary section of that organization for several years. Later in life, he was responsible for the wood shop at University Place Retirement Community, where he and Ruth lived for almost two decades. It was there that he became interested in marquetry and created many beautiful wooden works of art. A memorial service and reception in honor of Thomas DeHart will be held on December 30, 2008, at 2:00 P.M., in the Meeting Room at University Place Retirement Community, 7480 Beechnut, Houston, Texas, 77074.	Thomas DEHART
41	Edwin had three daughters by Sarah Green Barnes, Anna Victoria, Lucinda Wildea, and Rebecca. Edwin and Sarah never married each other.	Edward Elisha DICKERSON
42	In the 1870 US Federal census of San Augustine County, Texas, Elizabeth is listed in the household of John Harvey who is the husband of Lucy (Barnes Dickerson). Due to her age, 8 and the marriage date of John and Lucy, its not likely she was the daughter of John Harvey but the daughter of Lucy's first husband, William Leroy Dickerson.	Elizabeth DICKERSON
43	Its possible that J.W. was his given name but when he registered for the draft, he had to pick actual names to go with the initials. It was said he picked James Williams. His brother-in-law, MH Williams had to do the same thing.	J.W. DICKERSON
44	Buried at the Dickerson Cemetery in San Augustine County, Texas Inscription on marker, "Life's work well done, he rests in peace." Military service: According to "San Augustine County, Texas in The Civil War" by Kathryn Davis, Linda Devereaux and Carolyn Ericson: "John Marshall Dickerson served 3 1/2 years, County C, Gibbs' Company, Speight's Battalion, transferred to Gillespie's Regiment of Infantry. The War Dept. shows he enlisted 9-26-1861 and served until January, 1865. Returns show he transferred to the 25th Reg. He appears as private on a regimental return for 4-1865 for County F, 24th and 25th Consolidated texas Cavalry with remarks showing 4-29-1865 at Camp Lubbock. Witness says January 1865 to hospital at Hempstead, until March 1865, then to Houston. About 4/1/1865 sent home on account of illness."	John Marshall DICKERSON
45	In May 2003, I interviewed my Great Uncle M.H. Williams, the grandson of Sarah "Sallie" Dickerson Evans. Uncle M.H. reported that she was dark complected. He felt that she was considered to be a good woman. He remembered that she liked to bake tea cakes and stated that when she would visit, she would back several batches for the family.	Sarah L. DICKERSON
46	The "J" in his middle name may stand for "Jordan". His grandfathers name was Thomas Jordan Dickerson.	Thomas Jordan DICKERSON
47	Mahulda Donoho first married John Hill May 13, 1852 Newton County, Texas.	Mahulda DONOHO
48	PHOTO: See photo with Henry Emidey Stanley.	Clara DOYLE
49	According to M.H. Williams, Luther L. DuBose was a very tall man and he died in the home of Jay Gardner on Yellow Ridge in San Augustine County, Texas.	Luther Lafayette DUBOSE
50	Due to the age (36) of the person named Daniel M. Evans that is listed as head of household in the 1850 Harris County, Texas census, I am saying the birth year is about 1814. Although the name is not listed as James or Jim Evans, the rest of the family is a perfect match. I am not sure why the head of household's name is showing up as Daniel M. Evans. And there is still the daughter Sarah to be born. Her birth date is Feb. 21, 1851. It is possible that Jim Evans has already died and his wife and children has moved in with a brother or relative of Jim's in 1850 and Sarah was already pregnant or she is the daughter of Daniel and Sarah. But I do not think this is the case. Harris County, Texas 1850 Federal Census Danl. M. Evans 36 M Farmer S. Car. Elisa " 24 F Ind. Robert " 9 M Texas James " 7 M " Thos. " 5 M " Davia " 3 M " (the first letter of this name is written over and unclear also the sex is listed as male) Ed Waller " 1 M "	Daniel M. EVANS