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| 1351 | 1916 Commerce Ida Sprague Head F 42 Mar 1858 Texas [no entry for children] Bessie Knotts Lodger F 51 Oct 1848 Ohio 1/0 children Harry Knotts Lodger M 22 Mar 1878 Illinois Chas Rutledge Lodger M 28 Oct 1871 Iowa m. 0 yrs. [4/12 marked through] Florence Rutledge Lodger F 18 Jan 1882 Texas 0/0 children Ida is widowed and manufactures medicine. Harry and John are brakemen for the railroad. | PUE, Ida (I6306)
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| 1352 | 1920 Census says he lives on Mo-Ark State Line. | KIRKLEY, Asa Milton (I15824)
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| 1353 | 1920 Census. Taliaferro Twp, Marshall, OK, Hh 122 | COMSTOCK, Ephraim Hubbard F (I11659)
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| 1354 | 1925 Texas' All-Women Supreme Court; three women, Nellie Gray Robertson, Hortense Sparks Ward and Ruth Virginia Brazzil comprise a special Texas Supreme Court for five months; first all-woman high court in the U.S. Ruth Virginia Brazzil (1889-1976) Ruth Virginia Brazzil Special Associate Justice, Texas Supreme Court, 1925 Ruth Virginia Brazzil was born September 12, 1889 in Tyler, Texas, and attended Wharton public schools. After working her way through The University of Texas as a special student in law, she passed the bar exam in 1912. She did not concentrate solely on a law career, however, and her various occupations included realtor, manager of an abstract company in Wharton, and assistant general manager of American National Life Insurance Company in Galveston. In 1924 Johnson v. Darr, a case involving the fraternal organization Woodmen of the World (WOW), was appealed to the Texas Supreme Court. The case involved a lien on two parcels of land in El Paso County belonging to WOW. At the time, WOW was a powerful group in Texas to which nearly all of the state's elected officials and lawyers belonged. Members of the organization received insurance benefits with premiums based on claims paid. As a result, judges and attorneys who belonged to WOW were required to recuse themselves from cases involving it. In March 1924, chief justice C.M. Cureton and associate justices Thomas B. Greenwood and William Pierson recused themselves from hearing the case on the basis of their membership in WOW. Gov. Pat Neff spent the next ten months in an unsuccessful search for male judges or attorneys not associated with WOW to sit on a special court to hear the case. Finally, on January 1, 1925, one week before the case was to be heard, Gov. Neff solved the problem by appointing three women to the special court. He appointed Hortense Sparks Ward special chief justice, and Hattie Leah Henenberg and Ruth Virginia Brazzil were appointed special associate justices. This special court served for five months, met twice, and heard only the case of Johnson v. Darr. The male justices continued hearing other cases during this time. Brazzil was married in 1927 to a rice farmer from Wharton County before divorcing him two weeks later. She is sometimes referred to by her ex-husband's last name, Roome. Following her brief marriage, Brazzil moved to Bandera, where she served as postmistress. She also lived in Center Point and Kerrville, where she sold real estate. Unlike her colleagues on the court, Hortense Sparks Ward and Hattie Leah Henenberg, Brazzil was said to have been an opponent of women's suffrage and political participation. Ruth Brazzil spent the final decade of her life confined to a wheelchair, and died May 22, 1976 in Kerrville. She is buried in Kerrville's Garden of Memories Perpetual Care Cemetery. Notable opinions Johnson v. Darr, 114 Texas reports 516 (1925), concurring opinion (majority opinion written by Hortense Sparks Ward). Justices of Texas http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/justices/spct/brazzil.html ROOME, RUTH V. BRAZZIL (1889-1976). Ruth Brazzil Roome, a member of the All-Woman Supreme Court, the eldest child of William N. and Winnie Shelman Brazzil, was born in Tyler, Texas, on September 12, 1889. She obtained at least part of her early education in Wharton, Texas, and attended the University of Texas as a special student in law. In 1912 she was admitted to the Texas bar. While in Austin she worked for a legislator. She had a particular interest in real estate, and sometime in her twenties reportedly managed a Wharton abstract company. She became assistant treasurer and assistant general manager of the American National Life Insurance Company in Galveston. In appointing a qualified third justice for the All-Woman Supreme Court just before it convened in January 1925, Governor Pat Neff located and recommended Ruth Brazzil for the court. She had the required seven years of legal experience, unlike the women originally nominated for her position, and familiarity with property law. During the 1920s she left Galveston to join farmer Roy Roome of Wharton County, Texas, whom she married in December 1927. Although she obtained a divorce within two weeks of their wedding, she continued using her married name. She moved to the Hill Country sometime in the late 1920s or early 1930s and apparently gave up practicing law. She continued dealing in real estate while living in Bandera and Center Point. For a time she served as postmistress in Bandera and collaborated on several writing projects with friends. Later, she was engaged in genealogical research and travel. Ruth Brazzil Roome retired to Kerrville from 1966 and lived there until her death, on May 22, 1976. Her remains were buried there at the Garden of Memories Perpetual Care Cemetery. Handbook of Texas http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/RR/froey.html | BRAZZIL, Ruth Virginia (I8252)
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| 1355 | 1930 Census. Marshall Co, OK, Hh 34 | COMSTOCK, Ephraim Hubbard F (I11659)
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| 1356 | 1930 Logan Co, CO Census pg ASHBY, James head 21 Neb US US Carol wife 20 Iowa Iowa Iowa Roberta dau 1 Colo Neb Iowa Harold brother 20 Neb US US Bernice sil 23 Iowa Iowa Iowa SSDI J C ASHBY 27 Jul 1908 30 Dec 1996 (V) 80751 (Sterling, Logan, CO) 523-03-8042 Colorado | ASHBY, James Calvin (I5134)
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| 1357 | 1940 Ada, Pontotoc, OK ED 62-8, pg 1A, Chickasaw, Ward 4, 801 West 16th Street Webb, Chester head 34 Oklahoma Webb, Pearl wife 31 Oklahoma Webb, Dorothy dau 14 Oklahoma Webb, Betty dau 8 Oklahoma Robinson, Richard stepson 12 Oklahoma Chester is a boiler man at a cement plant. They lived in the same place in 1935. | WEBB, Hearl Chester (I24717)
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| 1358 | 1h, 6c | MCKINNIS, Philip (I15985)
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| 1359 | 1st Lt | MCCALLUM, Duncan Alexander (I7149)
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| 1360 | 1st Lt, 5 Nov 1861 | FISHEL, Robert W (I23501)
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| 1361 | 1st Lt, Capt William Russell's Co against the Shawnee, Colonial Army of Virginia | BOWEN, Capt William R (I4142)
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| 1362 | 1st? marriage to Samuel Johnston, 2nd marriage to John William Wilkens in Indiana. | HOPPE, Edith Louise (I24137)
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| 1363 | 2 Lt Arty Regt KS, USA | PIPKIN, Haley D (I12754)
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| 1364 | 2; 41813 April 1763 Ordered P CT the grist mill of James Brandon & James Armstrong be & is hereby recorded & deemed a publick Mill & is entitled to all the Priviledges & Emoluements as by Law directed and Subjects to such penalty as by said Law subjected to in Case of any Breach of the Act of Assembly in Such Case & Provided & c. 2: 56810 Jan 1765 James Armstrong appeared & Quallify his Captain Commission & Court adjourned. | ARMSTRONG, James (I3344)
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| 1365 | 200 acres on Octororo Creek | BUCHANAN, James (I3137)
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| 1366 | 2005 Echols Ethel E Mahaffey head m 52 Texas Nellie Mahaffey wife f 44 Texas Russell R Mahaffey son m 16 Texas Ethel is a night watchman at a wholesale poultry company. Nellie is a waitress at a pharmacy. Russell is a collector at a news agency. | MAHAFFEY, Ethel E (I24603)
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| 1367 | 2006 Myrtle Street Clint S Craft Head M 32 Iowa Katherine I Craft Wife F 31 Iowa Dorothy Craft Dau F 12 Iowa Marion Craft Dau F 9 Iowa Bernadine Craft Dau F 7 Iowa Amos Craft Brother M 18 Iowa Arvin Kesner Lodger M 26 Iowa Arvin is a building apprentice. | KESNER, Arvin Charles (I19406)
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| 1368 | 2009 Grant Street Lorah Lane Roomer F 30 Texas Ada Lee Mcginty Niece F 21 Texas Thomas E Mcginty Head M 48 Texas Carrie M Mcginty Wife F 43 Texas Maurice Mcginty Son M 19 Texas Lorah and Carril are beauty operators, Ada is a practical nurse in a hospital, Thomas is a barber and Maurice is a delivery boy for an ice cream company. | MCGINTY, Thomas Edward (I16266)
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| 1369 | 2021 San Jose Avenue Robert Bruce Bennett Head M 33 New York Grace M Bennett Wife F 31 New York Robert B Bennett Jr. Son M 10 New York Jacquelin N Bennett Dau F 6 California | BENNETT, Robert Bruce (I21762)
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| 1370 | 205 Lincoln Street Minnie F Davis Head F 67 Iowa Rolland W Davis Son M 18 Nebraska Roland is a common laborer. | COON, Frances Almina (I9153)
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| 1371 | 205 N Tama Robert W Fishel Head M 72 Ohio m. 48 yrs. Anna S Fishel Wife F 63 Iowa 6/5 children Carl F Dewey G-son M 8 Iowa Robert has his own income. This house is near (if not at) the Sheriff's Office. | FISHEL, Robert W (I23501)
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| 1372 | 2052 Nicollete Street Harry Neilsen Head M 28 Iowa 22 Ella Neilsen Wife F 34 Iowa 28 Anna Roken M-in-l F 78 Norway | ERIKSEN, Anna (I4899)
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| 1373 | 20th Sub Division, Fam # 991 Rebecca Martin 53 F 300 VA cannot read or write Lewis 25 M Boatman TN Nancy 22 F TN cannot read or write Robert 17 M None TN William 15 M TN Sarah C 13 F TN | LETSINGER, Elizabeth Rebecca (I10794)
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| 1374 | 2100 block of Avenue Q Murray William head W M Jan 1836 64 M 13 Ire Ire Ire Mary wife W F Nov 1856 44 M 13 LA Ire Ire 8/7 children Bessie dau W F Nov 1886 13 LA Ire LA Patrick son W M Jan 1892 7 TX Ire LA Grace dau W F Dec 1893 6 TX Ire LA William was a day laborer. | MURRAY, William (I11670)
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| 1375 | 2117 Browder Street Chas O Cook Head M 37 Arkansas Maggie Cook Wife F 27 Texas O C Cook Son M 10 Texas Lannie Cook Dau F 8 Texas Harold Cook Son M 6 Texas Winona Cook Dau F 2 Texas Lizzie M Fincher Niece F 16 Texas Buddy Armestrong H-bro M 17 Texas Charles is now a [house] painter and Buddy works at the Cheese company with Lizzie. | COOK, Charles Oscar (I3523)
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| 1376 | 2226 Speight Street Carl Mcginty Head M 35 Texas m. at 22 Jessie B Mcginty Wife F 34 Texas m. at 21 Carl Mcginty Jr. Son M 13 Texas Rue Mcginty Son M 10 Texas Rise? Rice? Anita Mcginty Dau F 8 Texas Paul Mcginty Nephew M 14 Texas | MCGINTY, Carl Sylvannas (I16269)
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| 1377 | 2229 S Flores Addie Gessler Head F 44 Texas Tommie Day Son M 23 Texas Bennie Day Son M 23 Texas Elmo Day Son M 20 Texas George Day Son M 18 Texas Rose Day Dau F 16 Texas Clara Day Dau F 16 Texas Addie is widowed. Thomas is a truck driver for a furniture company, Ben is a brakeman on the railroad, Elmo does odd jobs and George is an upholsterer. The girls are telephone operators. | IVY, Addie Elizabeth (I6074)
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| 1378 | 224 Sharer Street Erwin J Langly Head M 24 Texas Iola L Langly Wife F 24 Texas Erwin is a railroad fireman. | LANGLEY, Jasper Erwin (I9401)
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| 1379 | 22420728? | MCFALL, William (I23785)
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| 1380 | 230000-01010 | RANDLE, George Davidson (I6106)
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| 1381 | 2407 Cherry Jesse S Spillyard Head M 48 Louisiana age 28 Bernice Spillyard Wife F 38 Tennessee age 18 Jesse Spillyard Jr. Son M 17 Tennessee John H Spillyard Son M 15 Arkansas Allene Spillyard Dau F 8 Arkansas Joseph Spillyard Son M 5 Arkansas John Frey F-in-l M 66 Tennessee age 24 John is a poultry dealer and Jesse is a surgical doctor. | FREY, John Calvin (I11110)
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| 1382 | 2420 Robertson Street | ARMSTRONG, Nettie Mae (I28)
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| 1383 | 2420 Robertson Street | TAYLOR, Thomas Dell (I2661)
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| 1384 | 249 Hwy 60 West Dave A Hays Head Male 43 Illinois Julia Hays Wife Female 38 Missouri Hattie J Hays Dau Female 19 Missouri Nettie F Hays Dau Female 18 Missouri Paul David Hays Son Male 12 Missouri Shirley May Hays Dau Female 5 Missouri Judith Louise Hays Dau Female 8/12 Missouri Dave is a farmer, Hattie and Nettie are salesladies in a novelty store. | HAYS, David Arthur (I18398)
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| 1385 | 24th December, 1760. James Rutherford's will, weaver--Wife, Margaret; son, Samuel, deaf and dumb. My son, John Wallace, and my _____, Thos. Hudson. Executors, wife Margaret and Wm. Buchanan. Teste: William Thompson, Archibald Buchanan, James Buchanan, Wm. Buchanan. Proved, 17th August, 1768, by Archibald Buchanan. | BOWEN, Capt John Jr. (I4100)
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| 1386 | 2517 ? May R Thompson head 52 Texas Norman H Thompson son 27 Texas Earl M Thompson son 21 Texas Robert L Thompson son 17 Texas Norman is an office clerk for the raildroad, Earl is a draftsman for a structural steel factory and Robert is a helper in a grocery store. The enumerator didn't give street names and I think the page is out of order. | HAUDE, May Rosa (I18590)
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| 1387 | 2547 Aquaduct Avenue Samuel J Wolley Head M 42 New York age 21 Mary Wolley Wife F 42 New York age 21 Virginia Wolley Dau F 19 New York Harry Wolley Son M 17 New York Samuel J Wolley Jr. Son M 14 New York Sam Sr is a foreman at a substation and Harry is a clerk at a brokerage. | WOOLLEY, Samuel Joseph (I22273)
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| 1388 | 255 Pasadena Street, Apt 105 Garnett Downs Head M 40 Oklahoma Hortense Downs Wife F 32 Arkansas May Ford M-in-l F 52 Missouri Garnett is a shipping clerk for Fisher Body Corp and Hortense is a grocery clerk. They lived in the same place in 1935. | ARMSTRONG, Mamie Dorcas (I37)
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| 1389 | 26th Regt. | RANDLE, Wilson (I6102)
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| 1390 | 2711 St Aubin Street Luther Ashby Head M 74 Iowa Lydia C Ashby Wife F 58 Indiana They are unemployed. | ASHBY, Luther Ed (I5120)
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| 1391 | 280 Wilson Clark M 32 Tennessee Manerva Clark F 28 Georgia Fendly Clark M 10 Georgia Wm Clark M 8 Georgia Hiram Clark M 6 Tennessee Robt Clark M 3 Tennessee | CLARK, Wilson (I17707)
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| 1392 | 2910K Westlake Charles Luce Head M 66 South Dakota Grace Luce Wife F 57 Oregon Charles is a watchman for newspaper publications. | LUCE, Charles Harvey (I23761)
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| 1393 | 2912 Simpson Avenue Harry G Moir Head M 43 Nebraska Myrtle Moir Wife F 34 Washington married @ 30 Carol L Moir Dau F 2/12 Washington Minnie L Drake M-in-l F 61 Indiana Harry is the proprietor of a gasoline service station. | WIGGINS, Luella Minnie (I15676)
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| 1394 | 2nd crossroad from highway 77 at Robinson Evald Gummelt?tab?head?tab?69?tab?Texas Annie E Gummelt?tab?wife?tab?75?tab?New York Charles H Glass?tab?head?tab?49?tab?Texas Naomi Glass?tab?wife?tab?44?tab?Texas Charles C Glass?tab?son?tab?17?tab?Texas Charles H is a carpenter and Charles C is a carpenter's helper. Charles C died of complications of Huntington's Disease. | GLASS, Charles Henry (I2221)
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| 1395 | 2nd crossroad from highway 77 at Robinson Evald Gummelt?tab?head?tab?69?tab?Texas Annie E Gummelt?tab?wife?tab?75?tab?New York Charles H Glass?tab?head?tab?49?tab?Texas Naomi Glass?tab?wife?tab?44?tab?Texas Charles C Glass?tab?son?tab?17?tab?Texas Charles H is a carpenter and Charles C is a carpenter's helper. Charles C died of complications of Huntington's Disease. | GUMMELT, Evald (I16245)
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| 1396 | 2nd Lieutenant US Army WWI, discharged 20 Jun 1919 Engrs 4447 Page Avenue, St Louis | GARDNER, Roy Everett (I24131)
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| 1397 | 2nd Lt, Loudon Co, VA, Militia | CORNELISON, John (I11974)
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| 1398 | 300 acres | ASHBY, Robert (I5163)
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| 1399 | 302 Augusta Elizebeth Riddick Head F 40 Texas age 18 Frank Riddick Son M 19 Texas Isabelle Riddick Dau F 22 Texas Emma Wilson Sister F 48 Texas age 21 Elizabeth runs a hotel and there is a huge list of folks that I didn't include. Isabelle is a cashier at a bank. | RANDLE, Elizabeth Jane (I5766)
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| 1400 | 302 Augusta Elizebeth Riddick Head F 40 Texas age 18 Frank Riddick Son M 19 Texas Isabelle Riddick Dau F 22 Texas Emma Wilson Sister F 48 Texas age 21 Elizabeth runs a hotel and there is a huge list of folks that I didn't include. Isabelle is a cashier at a bank. | RANDLE, Emma (I5780)
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