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Ancestors and Descendants of William Millsaps and Rebecca Webster of Mississippi
..... including surnames... Barlow / Touchstone / Wright / Sessions / Bishop / Guynes / Mahaffey / Wheat / Shows / Byrd / Hilton / Douglass .....to name a few..... |
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Researchers include: Susan Barlow Holmes, Ben Sessions, Bob K. Wright, Ernest C. Rucker, James O. Mathis, Jewell Bragg, and Lora Beth Wright. |
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Thomas Millsaps1 was born 1679 in Ireland. His wife's name is unknown |
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Emigrated to Virginia between 1735 and 1740. |
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| Known child of Thomas Millsaps is: |
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Thomas2 Millsaps II, born c1735 in Ireland, and died 1834 in North Carolina |
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Thomas2 Millsaps II (Thomas1) was born c1735 in Ireland, and died 1834 in North Carolina. He married Sarah Fuller, daughter of William Fuller. |
| The first event for which there is a recorded date. He moved to Randolph Co North Carolina with his wife, bought land, raised his family, later moved to Georgia; descendants moved to Mississippi and Texas |
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| Children of Thomas and Sarah are: |
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William3 Millsaps, born 1769, and died August 01, 1833. |
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Ruth Millsaps |
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Jean Millsaps, born May 07, 1754 in Rowen Co North Carolina, and died February 08, 1842 in Warren Co Kentucky. |
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Matthew Millsaps, born c1757 in Rowen Co North Carolina. |
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Sarah Millsaps, born bet. 1760 and 1770, and died between 1840 - 1850 |
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Thomas Millsaps III, born c1762 in Rowen Co North Carolina, and died 1829 in Jackson Co Georgia |
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Reuben Millsaps, born 1772, and died 1848 in Fayette Co Georgia. He married Parthenia Harris. |
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Jabob Millsaps, born November 29, 1774 in Guilford Co North Carolina. He married Lavinia c1796 |
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Hiram Millsaps, born between 1790 and 1800 |
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Ezekial Millsaps, born September 09, 1800, and died January 1857 in Pontotoc Co Mississippi |
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William3 Millsaps (Thomas2, Thomas1) was born October 17, 1769 in North Carolina, and died August 01, 1833 in Simpson Co Mississippi. The Dempsey Touchstone Bible shows her death date as 30th August 1832, aged 64 years.
He married Rebecca Webster, daughter of William and Grace Webster. She was born May 1775, and died August 01, 1833 in Simpson Co Mississippi, both died of cholera the same day. The Dempsey Touchstone Bible shows her death date as 06 September 1835, aged 58 years |
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MILLSAPS BIBLE RECORD
Originally owned by William and Rebecca Webster Millsaps
It is now housed in Millsaps College - Jackson, Hinds Co Mississippi Bible printed in 1818
The Millsaps Family first settled in Augusta County, Virginia. The owner of this Bible was born in North Carolina. He came with his family through South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia to Mississippi about 1810. They settled first in the lower part of the state near what is now Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Then most of the family went to Copiah County. Some of them went to Simpson County and the oldest son settled in Jasper County, Mississippi. The Millsaps of Ouachita Parish, Louisiana are descended from Uriah Millsaps, the oldest son. The family tradition is that Thomas, son of Uriah Millsaps, started to Texas, and got as far as Trenton, Louisiana, when smallpox broke out in the wagon train and the wagon train never left this area.
BIRTHS
William Millsaps son of Thomas and Sarah born October 1769 Rebecca Millsaps daughter of William and Grace Webster born May 1775
Uriah Millsaps son of William and Rebecca Millsaps born February 15, 1793
Salley Millsaps daughter of William and Rebecca Millsaps born February 10, 1797
Thomas Millsaps son of William and Rebecca Millsaps born January 01, 1799 Charity Millsaps daughter of William and Rebecca Millsaps born February 12, 1800
Viney Millsaps born February 13, 1803 - died young ..... not in Bible
William Webster Millsaps son of William and Rebecca Millsaps born October 26, 1804
Reuben Millsaps son of William and Rebecca Millsaps born September 13, 1806
Polley Millsaps daughter of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born July 10, 1808
Lewiza Millsaps daughter of William and Rebecca Millsaps born April 26, 1810
Green Millsaps son of William and Rebecca Millsaps born April 26, 1812 Lealeah Millsaps daughter of Uriah and Salley (Carter) Millsaps, born May 15, 1814 William Henry Touchstone son of Dempsa & Sally Touchstone born May 28, 1814 John Barlow was born September 15, 1804 Polly Barlow was born July 10, 1808 Samantha Barlow was born February 15, 1827 Rebecca Barlow was born February 04, 1828 William Bryant Barlow was born April 18, 1829 Lydia Barlow was born October 20, 1850 Charity Barlow was born November 06, 1851 Louisa Barlow was born May 12, 1833 Polly Barlow was born April 17, 1835 Louvinia Barlow was born December 09, 1836 Martha E. Barlow was born December 25, 1838
DEATHS
Departed this life the 22 of June 1840, John Barlow, aged thirty-six years Departed this life the 25 of December 1853, Louisa Decell, aged twenty years Departed this life June 04, 1876, Samantha Barlow, aged 49 years Departed this life the 1st of August 1833, William and Rebecca Millsaps (of cholera)
Departed this life the 19th day of October 1884, aged 76 years, 3 mos, 9 days, Polly Cranfield (she married Daniel Cranfield 2nd.), wife of Jno. Barlow.
S.D. Matthews, died Friday, September 25th, 1925, aged 59 years. |
| Children of William Millsaps and Rebecca Webster are: |
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Uriah Millsaps, born February 15, 1793, and died December 09, 1846 in Jasper Co Mississippi |
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Grace Millsaps, born February 10, 1797, and died 1855 in Mississippi.
She married John Jackson Wheat, Sr., son of Thomas Wheat. Burial in an abandoned cemetery in Copiah Co Mississippi. Click his name for more of this family. |
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Sarah / Sally Millsaps, born February 10, 1797 in Tennessee, and died February 12, 1854. |
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Thomas Millsaps, born January 01, 1799 |
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Charity Millsaps, born December 20, 1800 in South Carolina, and died May 11, 1834 in or near Harrisville, Simpson Co Mississippi, burial in Georgia Washington Barlow Cemetery, Simpson Co Mississippi
She married Henry Buck Barlow, son of John and Lydia Barlow Click on his name for more of this family |
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Viney Millsaps, born February 13, 1803 |
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William Webster Millsaps, born October 26, 1804 in South Carolina, and died July 06, 1873 in Hazlehurst, Copiah Co Mississippi. |
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Reuben Millsaps, born September 13, 1806 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, and died September 09, 1854 in Copiah Co Mississippi. |
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Mary 'Polly' Millsaps, born July 10, 1808 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, and died October 19, 1884 in Copiah Co Mississippi.
She married John Barlow, Jr., son of John and Lydia Barlow Click on his name for more of this family |
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Louisa Millsaps, born April 26, 1810 in Georgia or South Carolina, and died September 23, 1890 in Copiah Co Mississippi.
She married Kendall J. Wright November 13th or 18, 1830 in Copiah Co Mississippi, son of Elijah Wright and Mary Kendall Click on his name for more of this family |
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Green Millsaps, born April 26, 1812 in Perry Co Mississippi, and died March 28, 1885. |
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Jackson Millsaps, born September 01, 1814, and died March 29, 1904. He married Catherine Flowers. No children born to this couple
Taxpayers in Copiah Co Mississippi 1825-1841 Jackson paid taxes for the years: 1840 and 1841 |
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Jean3 Millsaps (Thomas2, Thomas1) was born May 07, 1754 in Rowen Co North Carolina, and died February 08, 1842 in Warren Co Kentucky.
She married John Billingsley June 02, 1772 in Guilford Co North Carolina. |
| Child of Jean Millsaps and John Billingsley is: |
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Samuel W.4 Billingsley, born February 11, 1779 in Washington Co Tennessee, and died February 24, 1882 in Izard Co Arkansas. |
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Ezekial3 Millsaps (Thomas2, Thomas1) was born September 09, 1800, and died January 1857 in Pontotoc Co Mississippi.
He married Mary Lindsey Hiner, daughter of Lewis Hiner / Hyner and Nancy Myers. |
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This marriage along with of his brother, Hiram, is mentioned in a book, 'The Millers of Millersburg'
Ezekial moved to Pontotoc Co Mississippi in 1833. He is buried there. |
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| Children of Ezekial Millsaps and Mary Hiner are: |
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Lewis Hiner4 Millsaps |
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Thomas Uriah Millsaps |
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Jacob Millsaps |
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Uriah4 Millsaps (William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born February 15, 1793, and died December 09, 1846 in Jasper Co Mississippi.
He married Sally Carter. She was born May 26, 1792, and died July 04, 1836. |
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URIAH MILLSAPS BIBLE RECORD Original owner: Uriah & Sally Carter Millsaps Address: Near Hattiesburg, Forrest Co Mississippi (formerly Perry County)
Present Owner (1956): Rebecca Blumer Garber (Mrs. I.C. Jr.) great, great granddaughter of Uriah and Sally Carter Millsaps
Bible Published by: The American Bible Society Address: New York Date Published: 1828
Record copied from the original Bible by: Mrs. Lewis L. Langford Date copied: April 26, 1956 Submitted by: Mrs. Thomas D. Hendrix Address: 408 Dunbar Street, Jackson, Mississippi
Register of Births and Deaths
Uriah Millsaps was born February 15, A.D. 1793, and died December 9th, 1846.
Sally Millsaps Wife of Uriah was born May 26th, 1792, and died July 4th, 1836.
Celia Millsaps, eldest daughter of Uriah, was born May 15, 1814. Died February 15th, 1887.
Rebecca, second daughter of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born January 10th, 1816, and died January 21st 1821.
Sally Millsaps, third daughter of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born January 16th, 1818 and died June 19th 1853.
Lucinda, fourth daughter of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born December 24 AD 1819, & died September 22nd 1852.
William, eldest son of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born October 30th AD 1821 and died September 05, 1845.
Thomas, second son of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born June 2nd 1824.
Note: His death was not recorded in the Bible. Tradition states that he married and started to Texas. Smallpox broke out in the wagon train and they stopped at Trenton, Louisiana and never went to Texas. His death date was supplied by one of his descendants, Mrs. L.L. Langsford. He died October 20, 1881.
Rebecca, fifth daughter of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born October 26, 1827.
Susanna, sixth daughter of Uriah and Sally his wife, was born August 06, 1833. Died November 07, 1897.
Sallie Elizabeth, daughter of Absolom Fredrick Dantzler and wife, Susanna Millsaps Dantzler. Born January 13, 1854 & died January 21st, 1950
John Lewis, son of Absolom and Susanna Dantzler born (dates not given for birth and death).
Fredrick Absolom, son of Absolom and Susanna Dantzler, born (dates not given)
Thomas, son of Absolom and Susanna Dantzler Born (dates not given)
William Jackson, son of Absolom and Susanna Dantzler Born January 06, 1860
Susan Anna, daughter of Absolom and Susanna Dantzler Born (dates not given)
Sallie Dantzler Galbraith, daughter of James Lyon Galbraith and wife, Susan Anna Dantzler, born September 06, 1889. Died March 10, 1933.
Note – transcribed by Ernest Carroll Rucker on January 11, 2003 from Xerox copy of page 63, Cemetery and Bible Records, Volume IV. |
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| 1840 census Jasper Co Mississippi #175 / 11 |
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| 2 wm 15-20, 1 wm 20-30, 3 wm 40-50 |
1 wf 5-10, 1 wf 10-15, 1 wf 20-30, 1 wf 70-80 |
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| Children of Uriah Millsaps and Sally Carter are: |
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Celia 'Lealeah'5 Millsaps born May 15, 1814, and died February 15, 1883 in Paulding Mississippi |
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Rebecca Millsaps born January 10, 1816, and died January 21, 1821 |
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Sally Millsaps born January 16, 1818, and died June 19, 1853 |
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Lucinda Millsaps born December 24, 1819, and died September 22, 1832. She married Seaborn Wiley Jones |
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William Millsaps born October 30, 1821, and died September 05, 1845 |
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Thomas Millsaps born June 02, 1824, Mississippi, and died October 20, 1881 |
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Rebecca Millsaps born October 26, 1827. |
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Susanna Millsaps born August 06, 1833, and died November 07, 1897 |
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Sarah /Sally4 Millsaps (William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born January 13, 1795 or February 10, 1797 in Tennessee, and died February 12, 1854. Birth date of Sally Millsaps shown as 10 February 1797 in the Millsaps Bible, and as 13 January 1795 in the Dempsey Touchstone Bible
She married Dempsey Touchstone January 29, 1813 in Perry Co Mississippi, son of Green Touchstone and Sally Stanley. He was born July 25, 1791 in Georgia, and died July 24, 1874 in Simpson Co Mississippi. After Sally's death, Dempsey married 2nd, Phebe Mahaffey, daughter of William and Mary Mahaffey, and widow of Thomas Hilton. |
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DEMPSEY TOUCHSTONE BIBLE RECORD I have no source for this record.
Marriages
Dempsey Touchstone & Sally Millsaps married 29th January 1813
Births
Dempsey Touchstone born 25 July 1791 Sally Touchstone born 13 January 1795 William H. Touchstone born 29th May 1814 Grace Touchstone born 17th January 1816 Martha Touchstone born 17th September 1817 Green P. Touchstone born 12th March 1819 Rebecca Touchstone born 10th November 1821 Mary Touchstone born 10th September 1822
Louvina Touchstone born 20th June 1824 John S. Touchstone born 5th January 1826 Sarah Touchstone born 12th November 1827 Jackson D. Touchstone born 2nd August 1829 Charity Touchstone born 6th December 1830 Jessie W. Touchstone born 2nd August 1832 James C. Touchstone born 12th February 1834 D.C. Touchstone born 17 November 1871 |
Deaths
William Millsaps died 30th August 1832, aged 64 years
Rebecca Millsaps died 06 September 1835, aged 58 years
Grace Touchstone died 19 August 1835, aged 17 years
Charity Barlow died 11th May 1834, aged 34 years
Martha Thompson died 23rd November 1852, aged 57 years
Sally Touchstone died 12th February 1854, aged 54 years
Jessie W. Touchstone died 27th February 1854, aged 21 years
John S. Touchstone died 17 November 1862, aged 36 years
James C. Touchstone died 10 Mary 1862, aged 28 years
Martha Mahaffey died October 19, 1858
William Mahaffey died December 30, 1860
Dempsey Touchstone died 24th July 1874, aged 83
Phebe Touchstone died 1st June 1874
Will Touchstone died -- February 1882 |
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I was told that Daniel Webster Touchstone was a son of Dempsey and Sallie, but it is not written in the Bible records. Daniel Webster Touchstone was born 17 November 1847, thirteen years after Sallie and Dempsey's last child, so I have my doubts. From my research, he appears to be the son of Green Touchstone and Serena Hall. |
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Questions have been raised about Sarah's being born in Tennessee. The information comes from the 1850 census, which may be in error, or perhaps the areas which they migrated was a part of Tennessee for that period of time. Other than that, this family has been pretty well researched by both Millsaps and Touchstones. |
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| Children of Sally Millsaps and Dempsey Touchstone are: |
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William Henry5 Touchstone, born May 29, 1814 and died February 1882. |
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Grace Touchstone, born January 17, 1816, and died August 19, 1834. |
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Martha Patricia Touchstone, born September 17, 1817, and died October 19, 1858.
She married William A. Mahaffey. Click on his name for more of this family. I am not sure who Martha Thompson is that is shown in the Family Bible, but some sources say she was the daughter of Sally and Dempsey, and married a Thompson. |
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Green Powell Touchstone, born March 12, 1819, and died February 14, 1894. |
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Rebecca Webster Touchstone, born November 10, 1821 |
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Mary 'Polly' Touchstone, born September 10, 1822. She married John Smith. |
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Lavinia Touchstone, born June 20, 1824 - living in the home of John Byrd in the 1860 Simpson Co census, age 34. |
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John Stanley Touchstone, born January 05, 1826, and died November 17, 1862 in Louisiana |
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Sarah 'Sally' Touchstone, born November 12, 1827 |
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Jackson Dempsey Touchstone, born August 02, 1829 in Mississippi. |
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Charity Touchstone, born December 06, 1830, and died January 24, 1898 |
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Jessie W. Touchstone, born August 02, 1832, and died February 27, 1854 |
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James C. Touchstone, born February 12, 1834, and died May 10, 1862 1860 census Union Parish, Louisiana, James is in the home of F. McCormick, his age 23, born in Mississippi |
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Thomas4 Millsaps (William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born January 01, 1799 in Tennessee
He married 1) Hannah Chadick He married 2) Elizabeth Holliday September 15, 1825 in Copiah Co Mississippi |
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| Children of Thomas Millsaps and Elizabeth Holliday are: |
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Uriah5 Millsaps, born 1828 in Georgia, and died 1897 |
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Thomas J. Millsaps, born 1834. |
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Mary J. Millsaps, born March 26, 1836, and died July 29, 1907 in Copiah Co Mississippi
She married #27 Thomas Elijah Millsaps February 18, 1868, son of William Millsaps and Mary Wright (see next) Click Thomas name for more of his family |
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Sarah ' Sallie' Millsaps, born 1838. |
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Patsy Millsaps |
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William Webster4 Millsaps (William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born October 26, 1804 in South Carolina, and died July 06, 1873 in Hazlehurst, Copiah Co Mississippi. He may be buried in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, as are many of his family, but a tombstone is not there.
He married 1) Mary Wright 1828. The daughter of Elijah Wright and Mary Kendall, she was born July 06, 1810, and died May 01, 1855, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi.
He married 2) Mary Ann Godbold July 23, 1857. The daughter of James Godbold and Elizabeth Wright, she was born April 13, 1822 in Franklin Co Mississippi, and died November 02, 1875 in Brookhaven, Lincoln Co Mississippi, burial in Rosehill Cemetery in Brookhaven, Lincoln Co Mississippi Elizabeth is the daughter of Elijah Wright and Mary Kendall, sister to Wm's first wife, Mary. She had previously been married to Horace M. Gilmer. Mary Ann was married twice, but had no children of her own. |
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The Bethesda Methodist Church early records reflect that Mary Wright was "removed by letter in 1830"
According to early records of the Bethesda Methodist Church: Miss Mary Ann Godbold - married W.W. Millsaps in 1848, moved by letter, married H.M. Gilmer in 1853, died 02 November 1875"
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Thaddeus5 Millsaps, born June 29, 1829 in Mississippi and died January 22, 1842 in Copiah Co Mississippi, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi. He did not marry. |
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Adeline Millsaps, born November 05, 1830, and died October 09, 1837, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi |
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Rev. William R. Millsaps, born September 05, 1832 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died October 13, 1855 of yellow fever in Jackson, Hinds Co Mississippi, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi. He did not marry. Graduated from Asbury University, Green Castle, Indiana and attended Theological Seminary at Danville, Kentucky. He was prepared for college by Mr. John Spencer, a highly educated Christian man who taught the school near the Pleasant Valley Church. |
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Thomas Elijah Millsaps, born October 17, 1834 in Copiah Co, Mississippi, and died July 23, 1900 in Hazelhurst, Copiah Co Mississippi |
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Reuben Webster Millsaps, born 1836, and died 1931. |
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Levi Marshall Millsaps, born 1838. He died young and was never married. |
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Green Millsaps, born 1840. "Methodism in the Mississippi Conference 1846-1870" by J.B. Cain that after building the Pleasant Valley Church and the school near that church it had turned out twelve preachers one of whom was Green Millsaps. According to the "History of the Millsaps", Green died between 1860 and 1870 and was never married. |
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James K. Polk Millsaps, born 1843. He did not marry |
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Infant Daughter Millsaps, born August 04, 1845, and died August 04, 1845, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi |
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Mary A. Millsaps, born September 25, 1848 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died August 04, 1875 in Copiah Co Mississippi |
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James Dove Millsaps, born March 08, 1852 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died November 10, 1910, Hermanville, Mississippi, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Copiah Co, no stone exists
He married 1) Mary Magee. He married 2) Lela Clark |
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Reuben4 Millsaps (William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born September 13, 1806 in Pendleton District South Carolina, and died September 09, 1854 in Copiah Co Mississippi.
He married Lavinia Clowers August 28, 1828, daughter of William Clowers. She was born September 21, 1812, and died October 08, 1853, Copiah Co Mississippi |
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Taxpayers in Copiah Co Mississippi 1825-1841 Reuben paid taxes for the years: 1828, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841
Marriage Notes for Reuben Millsaps and Lavinia Clowers: A copy of Copiah Co marriage records shows her name to be Eliza, the Clowers is singular, Clower, and the date of marriage is shown to be April 28, 1831 |
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William Green 'Bill'5 Millsaps, born April 14, 1831 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died February 28, 1887 in Copiah Co Mississippi. |
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Reuben Webster Millsaps, born May 30, 1833 in Copiah Co Mississippi & died June 28, 1916 in Jackson, Hinds Co Mississippi. He married Mary F. Bean 1869 |
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His Father, Reuben Millsaps, grew to manhood in Copiah Co and by his own efforts he acquired a good education becoming the first school teacher in the county. Here he married and continued to live until the time of his death in 1854.
When Reuben Webster was 17 years of age, the young man left his home and went to Natchez walking all the way, save when assisted along the by passing wagons, and there took passage on a steamboat, bound for Hanover College, Madison, Indiana, bent upon obtaining an education that would more adequately equip him for the battles of life. After remaining there for two years he was induced to go to Asbury University - now DePaul University - from which he was graduated in 1854. The years of College life were years of poverty and toil. Privation and menial, but honest, toil were the price paid for the education that he was determined to secure. Sometimes to those who possessed his confidence he would tell of those earlier days, and the heart of the listener would melt at the simple recital of the pathetic story of the heroic struggle with poverty and want.
Major Reuben Webster Millsaps was an American layman and philanthropist. Young Reuben left home at the age of 17, walked to Natchez, Mississippi, a distance of about 60 miles, took passage on a steamboat for Madison, Indiana to enter Hanover College. After 2 years at Hanover, he transferred to DePaul University where he graduated in 1854. He went back to Mississippi and taught school for 2 years saving every penny he made so he could go to Harvard Law School. After obtaining his law degree at Harvard, he practiced law in Pine Bluff, Arkansas from 1858 to the beginning of the Civil War.
He saw extensive service in the Confederate Army and came out at the close of the conflict with the rank of Major. After his discharge he returned to South Mississippi and entered the business of cotton buying and transporting. From that, he entered merchandising at Brookhaven Mississippi.
In 1880, he sold his business and went to St. Louis Missouri where he established a wholesale grocery and cotton commission business. In 1885 he returned to Hazlehurst, Mississippi and established the Merchants and Planters Bank; then moved to Jackson, Mississippi in 1887 and became president of the Capitol State Bank.
He and wife Mary had no children but reared a niece, Josephine 'Josie' Buie/ Millsaps, whom they adopted.
Major Millsaps was a stalwart Methodist and loyal churchman. Both he & his wife were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. His great work was in laying the foundation for Millsaps College with an initial gift of $50,000 in 1889. All told he gave more than ten times that amount to the College which bears his name. In addition, he gave the property on which the Mississippi Methodist Children's home was located and gave financial help to other educational and religious institutions.
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Apparently Mary F. Younkin had previously been married to an individual with the surname of Younkin as she was described in the History of the Millsaps in the following manner - "In 1869 Major Millsaps was married to Mrs. Mary F. Younkin, the daughter of Horace Bean, a wealthy banker of New Orleans. Of this union no children were born but this lack was largely supplied by the presence of a gracious little niece, Josie, who became their adopted daughter." |
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According to a notation in Beth Henley's "Crimes of the Heart" location, Hazlehurst, Mississippi published by Bob Hagen, AAA Printing & Graphics, PO Box 5477, Jackson, Mississippi 39208, copyright 1985 page 253 states: "Mrs. R.W. Millsaps, assisted by her sister Miss Matilda Jones, owned and operated a private school near Hazlehurst on Georgetown Street in the early 1870's. |
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John Jackson Millsaps, born April 09, 1835 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died c1851 in Monroe Co Virginia. |
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He was born near the site of Pleasant Valley Church where his parents worshipped. At the age of 14 he was converted in the revival in 1849. At the age of twenty he was admitted on trial into the Mississippi Methodist Conference at Vicksburg in November 1855 by Bishop Kavanaugh and appointed to a colored mission on Bee Lake in Yazoo and Holmes Counties. |
Understanding his lack of theological training he later enrolled in the Theological Institute of Concord, New Hampshire in the fall of 1856 and remained there for two years. He then returned to Mississippi in 1858 and was re-admitted to the traveling ministry and appointed to pastor of Starkville and Pierce Chapel. Later was appointed as pastor of Biloxi and Handsboro circuit. He did not remain in this charge all of 1861 but volunteered for service in the Confederate Army as a Private. He was attached to the Twenieth Mississippi regiment which was incorporated into General Floyd's Brigade then in Virginia. He was soon appointed chaplain and served his comrades faithfully and well during an arduous campaign in which his own health failed. He died at the home of a Mr. Ross in Monroe Co Virginia and was buried at Centerville by the hands of strangers.
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Rebecca Lavinia Millsaps, born March 30, 1838 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died May 01, 1908 in Union Church Mississippi. |
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Purity Ann Millsaps, born November 05, 1840 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died January 14, 1855 in Copiah Co Mississippi, burial in Millsaps Plantation Cemetery |
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Benjamin Franklin 'Frank' Millsaps, born March 27, 1846 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died 1864 in Copiah Co Mississippi, burial in Millsaps Plantation Cemetery |
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Sarah Elizabeth 'Eliza' Millsaps, born January 02, 1849 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died March 04, 1901 in Brookhaven, Lincoln Co Mississippi. |
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Columbus Millsaps, born February 17, 1851 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died February 24, 1852 in Copiah Co Mississippi, burial in Millsaps Plantation Cemetery |
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Lavinia Clara Millsaps, born April 03, 1853 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died November 1923 in Fayette, Jefferson Co Mississippi. |
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Green4 Millsaps (William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born April 26, 1812 in Perry Co Mississippi, and died March 28, 1885.
He married Nancy Wright 1830, The daughter of Elijah Wright and Mary Kendall, she was born born July 06, 1810, and died February 19, 1881. |
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Last Saturday Mr. Green Millsaps, breathed his last at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Smith of Fayette. Mr. Millsaps has long been in feeble health and was brought to Fayette by his daughter some time back. He was buried on Sunday last at the Cemetery. In this county Mr. Millsaps has now living a brother, Judge J. Millsaps and a son and daughter, Mr. H.G. Millsaps and Mrs. William Smith. |
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Rebecca Millsaps, born 1838, and died 1922. She married Francis J. 'Frank' Decell December 30, 1856. Children: Toby and Alice |
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Mary Adeline Millsaps, born 1839, and died 1903. |
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Horace Green Millsaps, born March 04, 1842 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died April 30, 1905 in Jefferson Co Mississippi. |
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Nancy T. 'Nannie' Millsaps, born June 14, 1844 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died April 06, 1905 in Copiah Co Mississippi. |
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Narcencia V. 'Genie' Millsaps, born June 30, 1846 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died August 21, 1906 in Jackson, Hinds Co Mississippi. |
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Franklin Peets Millsaps, Sr., born 1847. |
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Chalmers Millsaps, born 1850 & died 1853. |
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Shelley Millsaps, born 1852 & died 1853. |
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Celia 'Lealeah'5 Millsaps (Uriah4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born May 15, 1814, and died February 15, 1883 in Paulding Mississippi.
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Elijah C. Maunzer, born c1842 |
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William H. Maunzer, born c1843 |
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Celia Maunzer, born c1845 |
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Susan R. Maunzer, born c1847 |
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Henry Maunzer, born c1849 |
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Thomas5 Millsaps (Uriah4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born June 02, 1824 in Mississippi, and died October 20, 1881
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Martha L. Millsaps Saturday, June 25, 1870 Died, in Trenton, Louisiana, June 23, 1870, of congestion, Mrs. Martha L. Millsaps, wife of Thomas Millsaps. Claiborne Advocate please copy. We sincerely condole with the bereaved husband in his great affliction. But "death is the crown of life." "This king of terrors is the prince of peace." |
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He married 1) Serena Hall, daughter of Wyatt Hall and Lydia Souther. She was born c1827 in Mississippi, and died May 1865
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Mrs. Lanah Touchstone Ross died Friday, July 28, at 11 p.m. at the family residence at the age of 72 years, three months and 26 days. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist church Saturday, July 29, at 4:30 p.m., with interment in Many cemetery. The Dennis-Green funeral home in charge of arrangements. Rev. C. W. Williams, pastor of the First Baptist church, conducted the services. Mrs. Ross was born April 02, 1867, at Harrisville, Miss. She was was married Jan. 21, 1894 to Joseph Ellis Ross in the home of her father, Judge Green Touchstone, the home of her birth. To this union were born seven children, four of whom died in infancy. Just a few months after her marriage, her father passed away followed in a short time by her mother. Later Mr. and Mrs. Ross moved to Pleasant Hill, La., where they made their home about one year and six months, them moved to Many, building on the site of their present residence which they occupied until their deaths, Mr. Ross preceded Mrs. Ross in death ten years and three days. Mr. and Mrs. Ross were both good Christians and staunch member of the Baptist church. They were both charter members of the First Baptist church, and have always been active workers in the church as long as they were physically able. Mrs. Ross is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Kerr, Many, and Mrs. W. E. Warnsley, Mansfield, and one son, Joseph Ellis Ross, Mer Rouge; one grandson, Ellis Arlington Kerr, Many; two sisters, Mrs. Lydia Hilton, age 90 years, of Jackson, Miss., and Mrs. Phronie Harper, age 82 years, Star, Miss. |
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He married 1) Frances Gates, January 13, 1876 in Simpson Co Mississippi. He married 2) Emily Mahaffey, December 12, 1878 in Simpson Co Mississippi. The daughter of Robert Mahaffey and Catherine McFerrin, she was born c1852. |
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Margaret Maranda Touchstone, born February 21, 1861 in Louisiana. She married William Lee Grary October 18, 1877 in Milam Co Texas |
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Ira Ray Touchstone, born March 17, 1870, Texas, and died June 18, 1949. He married Carrie Tally |
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T.P. Shows, Pvt. 2nd Co. M., 12th Louisiana Infantry Enlisted March 01, 1862 Vernon, Louisiana Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, captured Huntsville, Alabama, April 11, 1862. Sent from Camp Chase Ohio, to Vicksburg Mississippi on steamer John H. Done, September 11, 1862. Exchanged Aikens Landing, Virginia, November 10, 1862. Roll November and December 1862 / this conflicts with his date of death. |
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Claimant: Touchstone, J.D. Application Date: August 14, 1899 Approved September 22, 1899 Age: 70
Residence: Brazos Co Bryan Post Office about 23 years Occupation: Farming Real and Personal Property: 1 cow, 1 pig worth; about $2000.00 Physical Condition: Old and Worn Out
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Charity5 Touchstone (Sarah4,William2,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born December 06, 1830 in Mississippi, and died January 24, 1898.
She married John Wesley Byrd, son of Susan Byrd. He was born May 02, 1830 in Mississippi, and died January 04, 1905. Both are buried in Poplar Springs Cemetery, Rankin Co Mississippi. |
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I believe John may be a sibling of Mary Byrd, wife of Nathaniel Green Barlow, but have no proof. He may also be a sibling of Elizabeth Byrd, wife of Norvel Barlow. A possiblity exist that he may even be a sibling of my great grandmother, Flora Byrd, wife of George Washington Barlow.
If anyone has information on this particular Byrd family, I would so appreciate hearing from you. Susan |
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Thomas J.5 Millsaps, (Thomas4William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born 1834. He married Mississippi Fatheree |
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Thomas Elijah5 Millsaps, (William4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born October 17, 1834 in Copiah Co Mississippi, AND died July 23, 1900 in Hazelhurst, Copiah Co Mississippi
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He married 2) Mary5 Millsaps (Thomas4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) February 18, 1868, daughter of #8 Thomas Millsaps and Elizabeth Holliday. All are buried in Hazlehurst Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi. |
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He married 1) Pink Davis, December 16, 1877 in Copiah Co Mississippi. He married 2) Matilda Ann Middleton, August 27, 1888. He married 3) Nannie Starnes, June 1899 in Brandywine, Mississippi. |
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McLaurin Millsaps, born March 15, 1860,and died December 03, 1932, Hazlehurst, Copiah Co Mississippi. He married Zella Throckmorton |
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Jackson Dikes Millsaps, born c1864, an attorney, firm of King and Millsaps, lived in St. Anthony, Idaho. He married Sadie Grover |
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Sidney M. Millsaps, born c 1866, burial in Hazlehurst Cemetery, Copiah Co Mississippi He never married |
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Susan Millsaps, born 31, 1874, and died April 22, 1942 |
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Reuben Webster5 Millsaps, (William4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born 1836, and died 1931. He married Eugenia Jones |
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The Pleasant Valley Revival we note: Some accounts of this community was written by Honorable Reuben W. Millsaps of Hazlehurst several years before his death in 1931 and published in the county paper: |
"Pleasant Valley Church was built in the forties, about forty-five. My father lived about two miles from the Church and wanting a direct road took me there and put me on the steps with a blowing horn and told me to blow until they came, and by the sound of the horn they blazed a way through the woods and then cut the road by the blazes. After building the Church they build a schoolhouse on the bank of the creek near the Church."
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Mary A.5 Millsaps, (William4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born September 25, 1848 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died August 04, 1875 in Copiah Co Mississippi. Records at the Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery indicate that she is buried there, no stone exists.
She married Robert Jacob Durr, Sr. February 13, 1868 in Copiah Co Mississippi. R.J. Durr, M.D., born on March 26, 1836 and died on April 10, 1873, burial in Old Pleasant Valley Cemetery / cemetery records shows his death as August 1878 |
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"Mrs. Mary Durr, only daughter of William and Mary Millsaps, died at the home of her brother, T.E. Millsaps on April 4th, age 26. Born in Copiah County, she was educated at the State Female College, Memphis and was converted and joined the Church at Pleasant Valley in a meeting held by Robert W. Lambuth. |
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William Green 'Bill'5 Millsaps, (Reuben4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born April 04 or 14, 1831 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died February 28, 1887 in Copiah Co Mississippi.
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She married John Bishop Bowen, Jr. June 03, 1856 in Copiah Co Mississippi. He was born October 29, 1806 in South Carolina, and died November 11, 1906 in Jefferson Co Mississippi. Rebecca and John are both buried at Union Church Cemetery, Jefferson Co Mississippi |
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Lavinia Clara5 Millsaps, (Reuben4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born April 03, 1853 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died November 1923 in Fayette, Jefferson Co Mississippi.
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Horace Green5 Millsaps, (Green4, William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born March 04, 1842 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died April 30, 1905 in Jefferson Co Mississippi.
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He married 2) Valencia Melflora Killingsworth October 17, 1865. She was born April 14, 1846, Jefferson Co Mississippi and died August 22, 1930, Lorman, Jefferson Co Mississippi |
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In the passing of Mr. Horace G. Millsaps whose death occurred at his home near Harriston- Richmond Hill Plantation- on the morning of April 30, 1905, there passed away a worthy representative of one of Mississippi’s first families, a Confederate soldier who had served his southland well and a citizen of Jefferson county who will be greatly missed. Mr. Millsaps was born in Copiah county on March 14, 1842. He was the member of a large family whose mother and father were Mr. and Mrs. Green Millsaps, both of whom passed away some years ago and whose bodies lie buried in the cemetery at Fayette. From his family there yet survive three sisters and one brother as follows: Mrs. Wm. -Narcencia V. Millsaps?- Smith of Jackson, Miss., Mrs. F.P. - Rebecca Millsaps- Decell of Lake City, Miss., Mrs. Sallie Terry of Selma, Ala., and Mr. F.P. Millsaps of West Side, Miss. Mrsses Smith and Decell and Mr. F.P. Millsaps were with him at the time of his death. Mr. Millsaps was a nephew of the late Judge Jackson Millsaps, whose death occurred scarcely more than a year ago. From the Millsaps family come man other useful and distinguished men who in all the callings of life proved themselves profitable to their state. Mr. Millsaps was twice married. His first wife was Miss Jane Lewis of Crystal Springs, Miss. After her death he was married to Miss Valencia Killingsworth of this county on Oct. 17th 1865. From this union there were born a number of children of whom the following survive: Messrs Horace Shaw, Albert Percy, and William Claude Millsaps of Harriston, Mr. Marion Millsaps of Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. J.S. Campbell and Miss Lucile Millsaps of Harriston. The first of Mr. Millsaps life was spent in Copiah county living near Bowerton, moving to Jefferson county in 1875. His home has been about three miles east of Harriston where he died. He was an unusually successful planter and raised a great many fine cattle. Many people will miss this man as those miss one who has been a true friend. A man of strong attachments he drew to him a great many people, friends and relatives alike, and his death has brought genuine sorrow to many people. Mr. Millsaps will not be more greatly missed anywhere than with the circles and councils of the Methodist church of his community for which he was for many years a faithful and devoted official. He saw large visions for the extension of the influence of his church and no plan was to great to secure his encouragement. Mizpah Church owes its existence as much to him as to any other one man. In the death of Mr. Millsaps another Confederate Veteran passes to his rest and reward and to this extent the earthly ranks of that noble army is lessened. He was a member of Powell’s Cavalry Company which was in service at Port Hudson - between St. Francisville and Baton Rouge.
The funeral services were held at the city cemetery in Fayette on the morning of May 1st by Revs. H.H. Watkins and E. M. Stewart after which he was tenderly laid to rest. May his sleep be sweet and may God comfort those who loved him. |
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Long and Fruitful Life Spent In Jefferson County
The death of Mrs. Valencia Killingsworth Millsaps, aged 84 years, occurred on Friday morning, August 22, at her home on Richmond Hill Plantation, following an illness of several weeks. When the end came she was surrounded by and administered to by her two daughters, Mrs. Kate M. Campbell and Mrs. Ernest Green, and her four sons, Messrs. H. S. -Horace Shaw-, A.P. -Albert Percy-, W.C. -William Claudius- and -Francis- Marion Millsaps.
Mrs. Millsaps was born in Jefferson County on April 25, 1846, the daughter of the late William Anderson Killingsworth and Nancy Shaw Killingsworth, and after the death of her parents was reared in the home of her grandparents the late Thomas -Thompson- B. and Mary Shaw. Her entire life, with the exception of ten years, was spent at Richmond Hill, a fine old plantation home, where she was always a gracious and friendly hostess and a highly esteemed neighbor.
Mrs. Millsaps was a life-long Member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, holding her membership at Mizpah, near Richmond Hill, and the funeral was conducted by her former pastor, Rev. E. D. Simpson, assisted by the present pastor, Rev. W. F. Baggett, of Lorman, and by Rev. J. B. Cain, of Fayette. The funeral service was held at Richmond Hill on Saturday morning and interment was in the family lot in Fayette Cemetery. Numerous friends of deceased and her family were assembled for the sad occasion and many lovely flowers covered the casket. A touching feature of the funeral service was the appearance and evident grief of a number of old colored people who have been retainers of the Millsaps and Killingsworth families for many years.
The sons and daughters and the several grandchildren and other who sorrow have the very sincere sympathy of their friends in this time of distress and irreparable bereavement.
Transcribed from a faded Xerox copy of an obit by Ernest Carroll Rucker, January 12, 2003. Date and place of publication unknown. Words in italics added by Ernest Carroll Rucker for clarity |
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Nancy Katherine Killingsworth Millsaps, born July 09, 1871 Copiah Co Mississippi, and died October 29, 1963, Hinds Co Mississippi. |
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Albert Percy Millsaps, born November 12, 1873, Copiah Co Mississippi, and died July 05, 1948, Lorman, Jefferson Co Mississippi |
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William Claudius Millsaps, born August 19, 1875, Copiah Co Mississippi, and died March 19, 1963, Vicksburg, Warren Co Mississippi |
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Walter Chalmers Millsaps, born June 27, 1877, Jefferson Co Mississippi, and died February 15, 1882, Jefferson Co Mississippi |
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Francis Marion Millsaps, born December 02, 1881 Jefferson Co Mississippi, and died January 21, 1959, Nashville, Davidson Co Tennessee |
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Lilla Lucille Millsaps, born November 17, 1884, Jefferson Co Mississippi, and died November 27, 1981, Spartanburg Co South Carolina |
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Nancy T. 'Nannie'5 Millsaps, (Green4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born June 14, 1844 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died April 06, 1905 in Copiah Co Mississippi.
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I would suggest more research needs to be done on the children above. When linking Henry Clifton Douglass to Jeremiah and Thelma, I noted that Henry's wife's name is the same as Jeremiah's sister, though the dates are different...However, the birthdate of Thelma on that page is the same as Jeremiah's sister, Mary, below.
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Narcencia V. 'Genie'5 Millsaps, (Green4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) was born June 30, 1846 in Copiah Co Mississippi, and died August 21, 1906 in Jackson, Hinds Co Mississippi.
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Kathy kstormy44@hughes.net writes:
I noticed on your decendants of William Millsaps and Rebecca Webster...On line #38 You have Franklin Peets Millsaps Sr. (b1847) and Martha Valentine as only having one child, Franklin Peets Jr. I have that union being several children one of which is my great grandmother, Adeline C. Millsaps who married Charles B. Hubbard. Would you happen to have anymore info on that lineage? Rumor in the Family is that Adeline's name was scratched out of the Bible when she married Charles B. |
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Uriah6 Millsaps, (Thomas5,Uriah4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1) born July 22, 1847 in Mississippi, and died March 14, 1914, burial in Halsey Cemetery, Ouachita Parish Louisiana.
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Millsaps, Uriah, for many years a prominent figure in the commercial life of Monroe, was born in Mississippi July 22, 1847. He came to Union parish, Louisiana, when a young boy and lived there until 18 years old, obtaining his early education there and attending the University of Mississippi, at Oxford, which, at the request of his father, he left to enter business. In 1868 he moved to Trenton, Louisiana, and began the general mercantile business with Mr. Flournoy, which he continued until 1885. In that year he removed to West Monroe and established a general mercantile business, which grew to large proportions, his trading extending to sections of Ouachita Union, Lincoln and Jackson parishes. While building up a large and prosperous business he took an active interest in many other enterprises. He became vice-president of the Ouachita National bank under its first charter, and on the death of its first and former president, he became president and remained in that office until its expiration. He organized the Central Savings Bank & Trust Co., and was elected president, in which capacity he remained until his death. He also held large interest in the Monroe Hardware Co., Ltd., Standard Warehouse and Compress Co., Ouachita cotton mills, Millsaps & Co., Ltd., the Whitney Central National bank of New Orleans, and other institutions. He also owned extensive planting interests at Crew Lake. At one time he was parish superintendent of education and took great interest in the subject of good roads. He was one of the originators of the movement to build steel bridges over all the streams throughout the parish. In 1896, when the drought destroyed all the crops in Lincoln and portions of Jackson, Union and Ouachita parishes, Mr. Millsaps distributed supplies furnished by the state, in a way that gave the greatest possible relief. He was a charter member of the Knights of Pythias, Stonewall Lodge No. 8. November 4, 1873, Mr. Millsaps married Miss Mary A. Lockett of Paducah, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Millsaps were the parents of 7 children, as follow: Edmonia L., now Mrs. George Weaks; Lillie Heath, deceased; Thomas Benton, Louise Getty, deceased, wife of P. A. Atkins; Ruth Allison, now Mrs. W. C.Youngblood; Herbert Uriah, of West Monroe; Mary Aldina, now Mrs. P. M. Atkins. For some time Mr. Millsaps had been in declining health, when his death occurred March 14, 1914. Having been long and conspicuously identified with the material and moral interest of Ouachita parish, his departure left a distinct gap in the community which is not easy filled. |
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A History of Louisiana, Vol. 2, p. 18, by Henry E. Chambers Published by The American Historical Society, Inc. Chicago and New York, 1925.
George G. Weaks, president of the Weaks Supply Company at Monroe, is one of the representative business men of his city and vicinity, and is a scion of one of the old and prominent Louisiana families. He was born in Morehouse Parish, not far from the village of Spyker, June 22, 1868, a son of Capt. James C. and Nancy (Hedrick) Weaks, who were natives of Tennessee and Mississippi, respectively. Capt. James C. Weaks had come when but a boy of six years with his parents to Louisiana, and his youthful days were spent in Morehouse Parish. He was educated with the view of a legal career, and was admitted to practice at the Louisiana bar, but he never adopted the practice of law as a profession, believing himself better fitted for a business career. He began his career as a steamboat man on the Ouachita River, and for many years was one of the best known steamboat captains in the period when the river traffic was at its highest and the principal means of transportation. He was also a prominent factor in other ways in the affairs and the development of Louisiana. He became an influential figure in politics, in both local and state affairs, and served as United States marshal for the western district of Louisiana during the administration of President Garfield. During his term of service as marshal he resided, with his family, in Shreveport, returning again to Monroe at the expiration of his term. The high degree of efficiency and fearlessness with which the exacting duties of his office were performed, under the most trying conditions, are a matter of public record and stand as a tribute to his character. He also served as postmaster at Monroe, under appointment from President Taft. These two federal appointments indicate his political allegiance, for, despite the fact that he was born and reared a true Southerner, he was firm in his adherence to the principles of the republican party, and with the courage of his honest convictions, fearlessly followed the path of duty as he saw it. George G. Weaks grew to manhood amidst such surroundings and with those advantages common to the youth of his locality, supplemented by the cultural and social advantages of a cultured home, his earlier education being further aided by a three years' course as a student in Capt. George E. Thatcher's Institute at Shreveport. He developed an early aptitude for business, eventually establishing the supply company of which he continues president. The Weaks Supply Company is one of the leading wholesale establishments of Monroe, doing a widely extended business in mill, gin, carbon plant, drilling and railway supplies, and is an important factor in the city's commercial activities. Mr. Weaks has also taken an active part in other lines of business and commercial development. In 1916 he was one of a small group of pioneers who conducted the initial drilling operations that brought in the Monroe gas field, which has since been developed into the largest natural gas field in the world. He is also president of the Monroe Gas Company, which supplies the city with natural gas, and he is also president of the Louisiana Gas Products Corporation, manufacturers of carbon black and gasoline. In social circles be is a member of the Riverside Country Club, the Lotus Club and the Sons of the American Revolution.
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The Monroe News-Star Thursday, March 03, 1910 SAD DEATH TODAY. Mrs. Prentiss Atkins Passed Away After Long Illness
It was with expressions of deepest regret that the news of the death of Mrs. Prentiss M. Atkins was heard this morning. The end came about 10:30 o'clock and in a very short while the sad news was known all over the city. The death, which occurred in her father's home in West Monroe, is a peculiarly sad one, sad to see a young woman in the very bloom of life taken from her husband and little children, besides many other close relatives. Mrs. Atkins has been in poor health for two years or more and she was forced to spend most of her time at Asheville, N.C., away from home and friends. She came home recently and steadily grew worse until death relieved her of all suffering this morning. The untimely taking away of this young wife and mother was a great shock to her friends whom she numbered by her acquaintances. Most of them knew of of (sic) her illness but few realized death was so near. Mrs. Atkins was the daughter of Hon. And Mrs. Uriah Millsaps. She leaves besides them, her husband, Prentiss M. Atkins; two bright little girls, three sisters, Mrs. George G. Weaks, Mrs. Claude Youngblood and Miss Aldina Millsaps; two brothers, Benton Millsaps and Herbert Millsaps, besides many other relatives and a host of friends.
The funeral services will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and will be held at the First Presbyterian church. Interment will be in the city cemetery immediately following. |
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The Monroe News-Star Friday, March 04, 1910 Mrs. Prentis Atkins - At Rest
Never was there a sadder death, or one to cast more loom over the community than the passing away of Mrs. Prentis Atkins, the young wife and mother, who beautiful in her frailty had been an invalid almost the entire period of her married life, as it was in her happiest days, when the world to her was bright and fair, and roses and sunshine should have ordered her pathway through a long and happy life, that the dread disease, consumption, marred the brightness of her life, and though bouyant (sic) in spirits with hopes almost to the last, she lived, but not contented, realizing the end was drawing to a close. Having spent eighteen months or more at Asheville, N.C., Mrs. Atkins felt there was no further benefit to be derived so by earnest request returned to her girlhood home, the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Millsaps, of the West Side, where surrounded by loved ones, a devoted husband, two sweet little daughters, all in the power of man was done to check the inroads of the dread disease, and save the young life but all to no purpose, for our Heavenly Father had made the summons and the call was answered on yesterday morning. This evening at 3 o'clock the funeral services were conducted from the Presbyterian church, a large concourse of sympathizing friends having formed the cortege, following the remains from her home where had gathered relatives and dear friends, bringing with them many beautiful and fragrant floral tributes to the young life so early taken. At the church the services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. Geo. D. Booth, who read the impressive service, making selections from the 39 Psalm and I Corinthians, and saying the prayers for the dead. During the service Mrs. Atkins' favorite songs were sung, Mr. H.G. Prophit, in a tender and most feeling manner, singing "The Holy City" to which home the young spirit had been taken. The choir sang the other-the little Sunday School anthem, "Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?" frequently sung to the frail mother by her two little ones on their return from Sabbath School. At the cemetery, Rev. Mr. Booth concluded the commitment service with a most beautiful prayer. Many out of town relatives were in attendance at the funeral. The pall bearers were Messrs. V.M. Lynch, P.H. Chauvin, A.L. Green, D.A. Beard, P. Weaks, Percy Sandel. The floral offerings were many and beautiful. |
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Mary Aldina Millsaps P.M. Atkins.
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Thompson Nathaniel6 Touchstone, (Green5,Sarah4,William3,Thomas2,Thomas1)son of Green Touchstone and Synthia Guynes, was born January 23, 1846 in Mississippi, and died September 06, 1915. CSA
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Thompson Nathaniel Touchstone and Sudie Alexander October 6, 1867
Serena I. Touchstone and James M. Ross October 30, 1889
Robert B. Touchstone and E.V. Guynes August 7th, 1905
Isaac P. Touchstone and Katie May Carlisle November 22, 1905
Una Mae Touchstone and W.M. Owen February 21, 1906
Alexander Green Touchstone and Mary Rebekah Kenedy 1917
Stacy Lanah Touchstone and S.L. Turner December 26, 1920
Thompson Nolan Touchstone and Hatty Burl Cox December 23, 1920 Births
T.N. Touchstone January 23rd 1846
Sudie Alxander Touchstone August 29th 1851
Serena Ida Touchstone April 16, 1870
Isaac Powell Touchstone January 1, 1873
Robert Bayard Touchstone August 20th 1876
Salena Bell Touchstone August 23, 1880
Una May Touchstone November 16, 1882
Alexander Green Touchstone July 16th 1886
Garland P. Touchstone February 9, 1890
Stacy Lanah Touchstone September 17th 1891
Thompson Nolan Touchstone March 10th 1894
Sudie Damaris Touchstone August 20th 1895 Deaths
Salena Bell Touchstone August 15th 1883
Dona Inez Touchstone June 7th 1889
Garland P. Touchstone March 4th 1890
Serena Ida Touchstone Ross January 13th 1896
Isaac Powell Touchstone May 14th 1909
T.N. Touchstone, Sr. September 6th 1915
Sudie Alexander Touchstone November 9th 1916
Stacy Lanah Touchstone Turner September 28, 1925
Alexander Green Touchstone July 21, 1941
Robert Bayard Touchstone October 4, 1941
Una Mae Touchstone Owen October 10, 1964
Thompson N. Touchstone December 2, 1969 |
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Garland P. Touchstone, born February 09, 1890, and died March 04, 1890, burial in New Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Touchstone Community, Simpson Co Mississippi. |
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Stacy Lanah Touchstone, born September 17, 1891, and died September 28, 1925. She married S.L. Turner on December 26, 1920. |
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Thompson Nolan Touchstone, born March 10, 1894, and died December 02, 1969. He married Hattie Burl on December 23, 1920 in Hinds Co Mississippi. She was born August 12, 1900, and died March 1983. |
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Sudie Damaris Touchstone, born August 20, 1895, and died February 1983 in Clinton, Hinds Co Mississippi |
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Dempsey Daniel Touchstone, born c1856 in Mississippi. I think he may be the child mentioned in the notes of Green's parents, and the date give for his birth then is 17 November 1847
He married Louise / Loula Rogers on April 13, 1882 in Simpson Co Mississippi. The daughter of James Thomas Rogers, she was born October 22, 1862, and died June 03, 1951 in Hattiesburg, Forrest Co Mississippi. |
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Blanche7 Touchstone, born January 1884 |
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Anna Belle Touchstone, born September 1886. She married Thomas J. Kerwin on October 20, 1920 in Forrest Co Mississippi. |
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Walter S. Touchstone, born October 1888 |
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Agnes Touchstone, born May 1891. She married John Grove on December 25, 1915 in Forrest Co Mississippi. |
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Otis D. Touchstone, born August 03, 1896 |
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Elma Touchstone, born March 1898. |
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Wayne Touchstone, born c1901 |
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