Self Seekers Newsletter, v.12, no.4

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Volume 12, no. 4 October, 2009
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Welcome to volume 12, no. 4 of the quarterly online newsletter supplement to "Self Portraits: The Self Family NetLetter," the Website dedicated to Self family research at http://www.selfroots.com

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BOO!

Here it is, October again--time for pumpkins and candy and things that go bump in the night. I sure hope one of the things on the list is a cool night and maybe some hot chocolate by a cozy fire. It's been super-hot here in Los Angeles for the past few weeks--following a very mild summer with a vengeance. October is our greatest "fire month," but there isn't much left in the hills to burn. We've had one disaster after another--and we're now preparing for the inevitable mudslides to come in what is predicted to be a very wet winter. This month, our feature article concerns another type of disaster. Being a "coal-miner's granddaughter," I know something about mines. No matter what you're extracting from the earth, there's always that chance of danger. My grandfather was paralyzed for some time following a mining accident. He was lucky because so many men lost their lives doing the same basic job. Enjoy this month's issue and think about the unfortunate Selfs who spent their working days in the dark bowels of the earth. Honor their ghosts by contemplating how much they gave so that your ancestors could have better, easier lives.

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THE JUMBO MINE DISASTER
by Barbara Peck
edited by Tim Seawolf-Self

It's a beautiful Sunday morning. I'm sitting at my computer in front of my bedroom window, looking out at the bright blue sky and the sparkly leaves of my neighbor's tree. Unfortunately, I can't help thinking about tomorrow--Monday again, and another day at work. Not too many people really like Mondays. But the residents of Antlers, Oklahoma had a special reason for disliking Monday, the twenty-eighth of November, 1910. That was the day that the Jumbo Asphalt Mine exploded, killing a total of fifteen men. One miner suffered for one more day before finally expiring; one other man was a spectator from Texas who had a heart attack at the scene. But the remaining men all perished in the explosion. Two were named Self.

The two Self victims were brothers, given in the reports as Charles and Henry. This information has been misleading to researchers since Henry, at least, like many other Selfs of his day, was known by his middle name. Questions from curious cousins have somehow embellished the legend to include the fact that these brothers came from England or Ireland to work in the Pushmataha County oil fields. About the only truth here is that one of them was actually named "Charles."

Charles Self was born Apr. 23, 1878 in Crawford County, AR, the oldest child of William T. Self and his first wife, Rebecca C. Reed. His brother, William Henry Self, was born on Apr. 26, 1881. They had a sister, Dovie, born in Mar. 1882. Their mother died that year, and their father raised his three children alone until he re-married five years later to Martha Rosiene Criss. She was born in Illinois and nineteen years his junior, just five years older than his son, Charles. She died in 1944 in Vancouver, Washington. Together, William T. and Martha Self had six children: Joseph Thomas (1888-1964); Daniel Tipton (1892-1957); Martha Anna (1893-1936); Birdie May (1898-1950); George C. (1900-1988); and Isaac A. (1902-1982). In 1889, the family was in Indian Territory in what is now Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. Another story has it that this family was of Native American heritage which may or may not be true.

William T. Self was born in March 1854 in Tennessee, although there is an alternate date of 1856 in some sources. He died on May 24, 1906 in Crawford County, AR. His parents were Thomas and Martha (Bryan) (Courtney) Self of Greene County, TN. He was the sixth of seven children, the fourth of five sons. His siblings were: George (1846); Daniel (1848); Joseph M. (1849-1928); Anna Elizabeth (1851-1941); Emma Tyler (1854-1948); and Jefferson Davis (1862- ) We know nothing about George and Daniel and would appreciate any information you might have on them. Joseph married Lillian O. Spruill and died in Coalgate, OK. Anna m. Isaac Newton Burchfield in Washington County, AR and also drew her last breath in OK. Emma and husband William Rufus Cusick remained in AR as far as we know, as did Jefferson Davis Self and wife Mary Melvina Presley. We haven't yet checked the census for the families of the grandchildren, so it's also possible that the entire group moved to OK at some point. Again, information would be most welcome.

Thomas Self, sixth generation, was born Apr. 2, 1779, probably in VA. His wife, Elizabeth Roark, was born a year later. We have seen her written as "Betsy Combs" (1780-1852), but it must be remembered that years ago there was a lot of false information circulating involving this particular line of Selfs. Thomas Self was the tenth of twelve children born to this couple. There was almost a "genealogical generation" between Thomas and his oldest sister, Lettice, and there were still two more brothers to come. Thomas and all the rest of his siblings remained in the Green County, TN area where his parents had removed at some point in their marriage.

Joseph Self (1746- ) and his wife, Elizabeth, had 12 children. Of those, one died young, and two--Thomas (above) and Jesse are known to have had descendants, forming the Greene County Self group that also resided in neighboring Tennessee counties. The fate of the other 9 children is still unknown. Joseph himSelf was born in Loudon County, VA., third of eight children in the family of Thomas and Elizabeth (Jenkins) Self. That Thomas (1719-1781) was born in Westmoreland County, VA., son of Henry and Martha (Cox) Self, grandson of Francis and Rebecca (Stephens) Self, and great grandson of our Southern progenitor, "Olde" Robert Selfe.

Thus, the two Self victims of the Jumbo Mine explosion were no strangers to America. Their paternal line extended all the way back into the 17th century, representing one of the larger Self branches in our files.

Cousins who have read about the Jumbo Mine Explosion have all been curious about the Selfs who perished in that tragedy. As with most disasters, events became legends and people became mythical figures. It seems as if everyone had a story and a possible background for the Self brothers. But we now know that their Self heritage goes back from Oklahoma through Arkansas to Tennessee and to Virginia, the cradle of Selfdom. We know for certain that any "ethnic blood" they might have had would have been from one of the female sides--more than possible since a few of them as yet have no maiden names or backgrounds known to researchers. There's good cause to believe in a Native American heritage somewhere along the line since so many in this family ended up in Oklahoma. On the other hand, in the days when fossil fuels were becoming more and more important, many young men were drawn to the oil fields where work was plentiful and unskilled laborers were in great demand.

Two days after the explosion, on Wednesday evening, a service was held for the Self brothers and their fellow workers. The majority of them were buried side by side in the church cemetery where their monuments stand today.

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DEAD ENDS
part 3
"C"
by Barbara Peck and Tim Seawolf-Self

When we began "SelfSite at RootsWeb," our objective was to present as much unrelated Self data as possible in the hopes that these individuals and families would be recognized by someone out there. Because the Selfs married into many other surnames, it's just possible that a person surfing the Web could come across a Self connection that was previously unknown to them. We divided the entries into two groups: "Loose Ends" and "Dead Ends." The Loose Ends are Selfs for whom we have no ready ancestry. The Dead Ends are marriages of Self descendants for whom we are seeking descendants. We've decided to reprint the "Dead Ends" bit by bit in this netletter to make it easier for you to go through them and to give visitors to our sites one more point of access. Also there have been additions, deletions, and corrections. Please check your records to see if any of these couples are in your database. As always, information you may provide to us is for posterity. Living people will not be put on the Web.

CAIN, George Washington and HICKS, Rhoda married 11 Nov 1879 in White County, GA
CAIN, Henry Bowman and UNKNOWN, Theora married about 1898, probably in Lumpkin County, GA
CAIN, James Humphrey and MILLER, Unknown married before 1920, probably in GA
CAIN, Jess G. and LITTLE, Annie married 7 Oct 1917 in Hall County, GA
CAIN, John C. and THOMAS, Martha married 5 Jan 1913 in Hall County, GA
CAIN, Joseph Benjamin and PRESSWOOD, Martha married about 1870 in GA
CAIN, Martin Van Buren and GOSSETT, Georgia married about 1876 in GA
CAIN, Samuel Robert and CALDWELL, Minnie Lee married about 1903, probably in Jackson, MS
CAIN, Wesley S. and OWENS, Rhoda married about 1874 in GA
CALDWELL, Edward E. and UNKNOWN, Joann married before 1920
CALDWELL, Eldon and SELF, Alta B. married about 1915 in IL
CALDWELL, Harvey B. and KINCHLOE, Byrd married 6 Mar 1910, probably in Jackson, MS
CALDWELL, James Audrey and DENTON, Sallie married about 1909, probably in Jackson, MS
CALDWELL, Murray G. Jack and CALDWELL, Jessie Brumblett married about 1918, probably in Marshall County, MS
CALDWELL, William Lawrence and HILTON, Gertrude May married about 1900
CALDWELL, William Lee and BURKE, Hazel Agnes married about 1901, probably in Jackson, MS
CALL, Lewis and SELF, Dora married 21 May 1896 in Dunklin County, MO
CALLAHAN, J. A. and McGINNIS, Ella married about 1880 in Anniston, AL
CALLOWAY, Joshua C. and SELF, Mary A. married unknown in Conecuh County, AL
CALVERT, John Cannon and SELF, Dora Orlena married 24 Mar 1904 in Jefferson County, AL
CAMPBELL, Albert Price and HAMAKER, Nancy Jane married about 1900 in Douglas County, GA
CAMPBELL, David and SELF, Margaret married 8 Aug 1881 in Hocking County, OH
CAMPBELL, Jesse and SELF, Aphia married 21 Mar 1866 in Chatham County, NC
CAMPBELL, Nehemiah and SELF, Martha E. married 24 Mar 1859 in AL or Cherokee County, TX
CAMPBELL, Unknown and McCOY, Susan, married unknown in TX (John/Baxter line)
CAMPBELL, Walter A. and SELF, M. A. married 16 Jan 1898 in Boone County, AR
CANADA, Albert and RORIE, Ada married before 1920
CANADAY, Columbus and SELF, Louvena married about 1907, probably in AL
CANTRELL, Elisha C. and HENDRIXSON, Myrtle married 23 Sep 1912 in DeKalb County, TN
CANTRELL, John Hill and GREER, Martha F. married 11 Jul 1920 in DeKalb County, TN
CAPE, N. Monrow and AKINS, Nancy married 20 Jan 1901 in Hall County, GA
CAPLINGER, Andrew J. and DAVIS, Mary Parlee married 22 Aug 1886, probably in DeKalb County, TN
CAPS, Riley and SELF, Minerva married 19 Apr 1838 in Marshall County, TN
CARAWAY, James M. and PEASE, Ida married 19 Nov 1879 in Gonzales County, TX
CARAWAY, Wiley Carpenter and BARCLAY, Elizabeth married about 1882, probably in Gonzales County, TX
CARLSON, Carl and McBRAYER, Ollie Inice married about 1895, probably in St. Clair County, AL
CARLTON, J. W. and SELF, Lucinda married 31 Jul 1883 in Newton County, AR
CARLTON, Sam Wallace and HUDSON, Celia married about 1900 in Newton County, AR
CARPENTER, Carl and GRIFFIN, Edna C. married 24 Feb 1904 in Vermillion County, IL
CARPENTER, Harvey A. and SELF, Ruby Alice married probably before 1920 in NC
CARPENTER, John William and O'CONNELL, Katherine married before 1910 probably in Fulton County, IL
CARPENTER, Silas S. and SELF, May married about 1917, probably in Lincoln County, NC
CARPENTER, Unknown and HARDING, Lora married, possibly in MO
CARPER, William Huntley and PENSE, Frances Elvira married 20 Jul 1904, probably in Henderson County, IL or Clay County, NE
CARRELL, M. M. and SELPH, Mary Etta married 9 Dec 1880 in Columbia County, FL
CARTER, Artiberry and SELF, Ann married 4 Apr 1855 in Sabine Parish, LA
CARTER, James A. and SELF, Malinda B. married 21 Sep 1815 in Northumberland County, VA
CARTER, Nathan Burdon and RUSSELL, Caldona married about 1910 probably in Madison County, AR
CARTER, Raymond Henry and BURRIS, Ruth married 29 Aug 1915 in Harrison County, MO
CARTER, Roe and SELF, Dorcas Ann married about 1879, probably in GA
CARTER, William Thomas and RUSSELL, Allie married 19 Dec 1905 probably in Madison County, AR
CARTER, William Young and COVER, Leah/Lela Genevieve married 29 Aug 1915 in Harrison County, MO
CARVER, Matthew and SELF, Frances married about 1750 in Norwich, Norfolk, England
CASE, Thomas Burton and Hobbs, Rhetta married about 1913, probably in MO
CASHION, Henry and MAYHEW, Mary married about 1846 in Iredell County, NC
CASHION, Joseph C. and MAYHEW, Sally married about 1856
CASS, Clarence D. and PENSE, Clara Matilda married 4 Oct 1910, probably in Henderson County, IL or Clay County, NE
CASTEELE, M. and MILLER, Jane married before 1920, probably in Monroe County, TN
CASWELL, Clint and JAGGERS, Lena married 1918 in Hart County, KY
CASWELL, Marion and LOGSDON, Sarah Lavica married about 1878, probably in Hart County, KY
CATCHPOLE, Thomas and SELF, Mary married 1728 in Denham by Eye, Suffolk, England
CATEN, Unknown and SELF, Mallie E. married about 1890, probably in Fannin County, TX
CATHCART, John and MOORE, Elizabeth Naomi married 28 Dec 1913, probably in Conway County, AR
CATHEY, Edwin Lewis and FLOWERS, Minnie Bell married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
CAUSEY, J. M. and MOZLEY, Clara D. married 26 Sep 1912
CAUSLEY, Unknown and DUNCAN, Hannah married about 1815 probably in Chatham County, NC
CAVANAUGH, William J. and TEAGUE, Ann J. married about 1920, probably in Vernon Parish, LA
CHAFFEN, C. C. and SELF, M. E. married 24 Dec 1866 in Anderson County, TX
CHALLIS, Robert and SELF, Mary married 1739 in Palgrave, Suffolk, England
CHAMBERLAIN, John and SELFE, Rosamond married 12 Feb 1776 in East Woodhay, Hampshire, England
CHAMBERS, Percy and SELF, Lela Mae married about 1912, probably in Jefferson County, AL
CHAMBERS, W. B. and SELF, Martha R. married 10 Dec 1896 in Union County, GA
CHAMBLISS, F. M. and SELF, Mary J. married before 1920
CHANCE, Coleman and ASBY, Myrtle married before 1910 in LA
CHANDLER, Isaac and SELF, Mary Ann married 5 Mar 1846 in Jackson County, IL
CHANDLER, William A. and SELF, Dicey married 24 Oct 1837 in Benton County, AL
CHANEY, Elisha T. and SELF, Sarah married about 1880 in TN
CHANEY, Joseph E. and HARVELL, Eupora R. married about 1890 in Sabine Parish, LA
CHAPMAN, Albert W. and SELF, Marie married 27 Sep 1881 in Cook County, IL
CHAPMAN, Forrest and HOWE, Grace Florence married about 1910, probably in Perry County, IN
CHAPMAN, Raymond and JAGGERS, Bertha married before 1920, probably in KY
CHAPPELL, Thomas and STEWART, Nancy Letitia married about 1880 probably in TX
CHASE, John and SELF, Hannah married before 1900
CHASTAIN, Elisha Ralph and CULWELL, Edna Melvina married about 1914, probably in Blount County, AL
CHASTAIN, William F. and BROWN, Ellen married 10 Jan 1861, probably in AR
CHASTAIN, William F. and PRILLAMON, Elizabeth married 4 Mar 1866, probably in AR
CHASTAIN-SHATTEN, Nelson T. and LANGLEY, Catherine married Oct 1843 in Forsyth County, GA
CHAVEZ, Anthony and GAVIN, Elizabeth Amelia married before 1920, probably in Garfield County, UT
CHEEK, Thomas and DANIEL, Mary O. Celia married about 1877, probably in GA
CHENAULT, Fred H. and SELF, Ada B. married 15 Apr 1907 in Caroline County, VA
CHERRY, George Washington and SELF, Mary married about 1870
CHERRY, Joseph Wesley and WATTS, Mabelle married about 1868, probably in Sebastian C, AR
CHESLEY, Charles B. and SELF, Anna Eliza married 23 Dec 1847 in Marion County, MO
CHILDS, Unknown and DANIEL, Mae married before 1920, probably in GA
CHISENHALL, Little and SELF, Candace married 20 Apr 1851 in Orange County, NC
CHITTOCK, Thomas Sam and SELF, Rosa married 1547 in Thorndon, Suffolk, England
CHRISTENSEN, Fred Raymond and CUSTER, Vida married 23 Dec 1914, possibly in IL
CHRISTENSEN, Jesse William and DOWNIE, Harriet married 25 Jun 1912, possibly in IL
CHUMNEY, Unknown and HENDRIX, Ottie married about 1873, probably in TN
CLARK, E. H. and QUICK, Blanche married 9 Jul 1908, probably in Perry County, IN
CLARK, George and COLLINS, Etta married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
CLARK, James and SELF, Mary married 1786 in Frestenden, Suffolk, England
CLARK, Thomas and MAYHEW, Martha Lee married about 1880, possibly in Sonoma County, CA
CLARK, Unknown and MONTZINGO, Alma married before 1920, probably in MO
CLARKE, Presley and SELF, Winifred married 8 Aug 1787 in Richmond County, VA
CLAXTON, Isaac and SELF, Jane married 12 Apr 1857 in Giles County, TN
CLAYBORN, Simeon and WATTS, Susan Meldona married about 1884, probably in Sebastian County, AR
CLAYTON, John and DYER, Arie B. married 23 Dec 1887, probably in Hart County, KY
CLAYTON, L. F. and SELF, Caroline married about 1863, possibly in Jefferson County, AL
CLAYTON, Unknown and GUNN, Leora married about 1912, probably in IL
CLEAR, James and SELF, Ellen married 1674 in Gissing, Norfolk, England
CLENNETT, Simpson and SELF, Nancy Ann married 18 Jun 1857 in Upson County, GA
CLEVELAND, B. F. and McCARY, Sue married before 1920, probably in Scott County, AR
CLIFFORD, Leslie Sherman and SELF, Katie Lee married 14 Feb 1890 in Hart County, KY
CLINE, Clarence and BERRY, Frances married before 1920
CLINE, John William and SELF, Mary Lilian married before 1920
CLINE, Unknown and BRATCHER, Elizabeth married about 1854 probably in KY
CLINGAN, James and SELF, Famice married 19 Sep 1895 in Franklin County, AL
COBB, John and SELF, Sarah married 1784 in Shelfanger, Norfolk, England
COBB, Tom and SMITH, Lillian M. married about 1899, probably in AR or TX
COBB, William and SELF, Sarah 11 Sep 1887 in Natchitoches Parish, LA
COBERLY, Hiram Johnson and CHAPMAN, Lorena married about 1910 in KS
COBLE, Daniel Max and ELLIOTT, Rebecca Bell married about 1900, probably in NC
COCHRUM, Everett L. and UNKNOWN, Mamie married before 1910
COCHRUM, Willie and UNKNOWN, Cora married before 1910
COFFERN, John and SELF, Hannah E. married 7 May 1866 in Hawkins County, TN
COKELY, John and SELF, Dorcas married 24 Aug 1848 in Hocking County, OH
COLE, Robert T. and DANIEL, Mary J. married 30 Mar 1884 in Cherokee County, GA
COLLATT, R. E. and TUNNELL, Della married before 1920 in Smith County, TX
COLLIE, Unknown and SPRING, Lillie M. married about 1914, probably in Fannin County, TX
COLLINS, Alex and THOMAS, Lora married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Andy and DAVIS, Alice married about 1896, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Clem and BRIDGES, Ivy married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Ervin and DUCKWORTH, Jane married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, James Elias and JACKSON, Jane married about 1888, probably in Union County, GA--the family went to TX
COLLINS, James Monroe and TWIGGS, Nan married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, James R. and DUCKWORTH, Mary Ann married 17 Jan 1865, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Jesse and BINGHAM, Margaret married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, John F. and COLLINS, Margaret married about 1890, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, John William and STREET, Lura Williams married about 1892, probably in TN
COLLINS, Joseph Gordon and SMITH, Susan M. married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Juan Carlton and TURNER, Nancy married about 1898, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Leonard W. and SELF, Mary Frances married 25 Oct 1853 in Tuscaloosa County, AL
COLLINS, Lester and BRIDGES, Florence married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Mauncy D. and BYRD, Winnie married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Moody and COLLINS, Martha Aria married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Norman and KEYS, Gordie married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Olzie and NIX, Mary married about 1899, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, Perry and SELPH, Mary Lou married before 1900, probably in Telfair County, GA
COLLINS, William Elisha and TURNER, Sarah married about 1896, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, William Joseph and PORTER, Emma married 28 Apr 1906, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINS, William Virgil and JACKSON, Lydia E. married before 1920, probably in Union County, GA
COLLINSWORTH, William W. and SELF, Martha R. married 7 Apr 1827 in Westmoreland County, VA
COLWELL, Theodore and SELF, Amelia Ann married 6 Dec 1915, probably in Monroe County, TN
COMER, Unknown and SELF, Mattie S. married before 1900, probably in Calhoun County, AL
COMPTON, Unknown and HUDGENS, Lucy married about 1896, probably in Gentry County, MO
CONERLY, Luther Wilkins and SELF, Maggie C. married 21 Jan 1917 in Pike County, MS
CONLEY, Charles and SELF, Minerva 11 Sep 1800 in Natchitoches Parish, LA
CONNALY, William Zinza and REYNOLDS, Emma Rosetta married 11 Oct 1897 in UT
CONNALLY, James Monroe and SELF, Sarah married 7 Mar 1886 in Jackson County, AR
CONNER, Unknown and JARRETT, Agnes married in St. Augustine, FL
CONNOR, Edward C. and WRIGHT, Cora Dolas married 30 Oct 1915 in Craig County, OK
CONRAD, James W. and SELF, Eveline married 1839 in Warren County, VA
CONRAD, Joseph and SELF, Sally married 1811 in Frederick County, VA
CONRAD, Victor and SELF, Maxine married about 1905, probably in MO
CONSTABLE, William and SELF, Nancy married 10 May 1810 in Harrison County, WV
COOK, Adolphus Abel and COOK, Alice married about 1888 in NC
COOK, Eddie and JAMES, Effie married 9 Sep 1915, possibly in KY
COOK, G. C. and SELF, Lillie married 14 Dec 1895 in Pike County, MO
COOK, George C. and SELF, Georgie L. married unknown in Pike County, AR
COOK, James Roscoe and SELF, Anna married about 1905
COOK, John and LANCE, Ida L. married about 1906, probably in Union County, GA
COOK, Robert Hal and MAYHEW, Lena married 1902, possibly in NC
COOK, Unknown and HOPPER, Lelar married about 1890 in TX
COOK, Unknown and MAYS, Princey married before 1920 in GA
COOKE, Edward and SELF, Ursula married 1635 in Eye, Suffolk, England
COOKSEY, John and MARTIN, Sarah married before 1850 probably in Halifax County, VA
COOPER, Harrison and SELF, Dicey married 1803 possibly in LA
COOPER, John H. and SELF, Arvanzena married 23 Sep 1843 in Benton County, AL
COOPER, William and BIRDSELL, Ann married about 1912, probably in Jacksonville, IL
COPELAND, Fred and SELF, Mattie K. married before 1920, probably in Meriwether County, GA
CORLEY, George and ENLOE, Lillie married 3 Oct 1915, probably in Collin County, TX
CORLEY, William Lige and NOBLIT, Clara married 21 Dec 1919, probably in Collin County, TX
COTHRAN, Unknown and LUMPKINS, Mollie Florence married about 1886 in Pope County, AR
COTTLE, William and SELF, Tabitha married 3 Sep 1809 in Hancock County, GA
COTTON, Melvin and SELF, Cora Ann married about 1914, probably in Jefferson County, AL
COUCH, J. D. and TUNNELL, Flora B. married before 1910 in Comanche County, TX
COUNTS, David and HAY, Celia Adeline married 9 Dec 1908 probably in Russell County, VA
COUNTS, John J. and SELF, Eliza J. married 29 Dec 1858 in Wise County, VA
COUSINS, George and SELF, Anne married 1702 in Hoxne, Suffolk, England
COUSINS, J. D. and EVANS, Lillie J. married about 1890, probably in TN
COWART, James W. and SELF, Melissa E. married in Pike County, AR
COX, George C. and SELF, Anna married 1 Jan 1891 in Perry County, MO
COX, Max B. and SELF, Anna D. married 1875 probably in Randolph County, GA
COX, Robert and SELF, Edith Carolyn married probably before 1910 in NC
CRAFT, William P. and SELF, Mary E. married 28 Apr 1873 in Greene County, TN
CRAIG, Walter McDonnell and YOUNGBLOOD, Mattie Lavenia married 8 Jul 1897 in Upshur County, GA
CRANDALL, Thomas and SELF, Louella married about 1899 in AR
CRANDELL, John Everett and SELF, Ellen married before 1920 in MI or FL
CRANE, John P. and SELF, Margaret married 15 Nov 1848 in Fayette County, KY
CRANFORD, John Wesley and SELF, Lillie Belle married 11 Feb 1911 probably in Cullman County, AL
CRAWFORD, William Lafayette and BENNETT, Mary Amelia married 20 Jun 1907 in LA
CRAWLEY, Thomas and SELF, Polly married 25 Nov 1825 in Adair County, KY
CREECH, R. G. and SELF, M. A. married 6 June 1867 in Wake County, NC
CRIPE, Ray and NORRIS, Ruth married about 1917
CRISS, Darius and RAMSEY, Sarah Emaline married 21 Dec 1876 in Perry County, IN
CROCKER, Solie and LOVE, Ida married about 1899, probably in Jefferson County, AL
CROCKETT, Zachariah Taylor and SELF, Anna married about 1885, probably in GA
CROOK, Unknown and HAMMITT, Mattie married about 1916, probably in Fannin County, TX
CROSS, Robert and SELF, Mary Ann married 8 Dec 1865 in England
CROSS, Unknown and HOBBS, Susanna M. married about 1862, possibly in NC
CROSS, Will and BAHAM, Luda Lydia married before 1910 in LA
CROTS, Jacob and SELF, Minny married 1 May 1831 in Lincoln County, NC
CROUCH, Walter E. and CALDWELL, Carrie married 4 Dec 1905, probably in Marshall County, MS
CROW, Levi J. and BELL, Louanna Mariah married 10 Dec 1912 in DeKalb County, AL
CROW, Walter C. and SULLENS, Annie married before 1920 in GA
CROWE, Andrew P. and SELF, Carrie married 14 Jun 1894 in Fayette County, KY
CROXFORD, Henry and SELF, Dorothy married unknown in Hoxne, Suffolk, England
CROXTON, George William and HARRISON, Violet Rose married 11 Jul 1919, probably in Richmond County, VA
CRUM, John W. and SELF, Nelvina married 16 Aug. 1874 in Pulaski County, AR
CRUMBLY, William and SELF, Nancy married 25 Feb 1845 in Union County, GA
CRUSEN, William and CARPENTER, Daisy Mae married before 1910 probably in Fulton County, IL
CRUTCHFIELD, Enoch A. and SELF, Della W. married 6 Feb 1898 probably in Cullman County, AL
CRYER, Unknown and DAVIS, Odie married before 1920, probably in LA
CUATT, Daniel D. and ROUSEY, Laura M. married 1896 in Macoupin County, IL
CUBBAGE, Frank and SELF, Ada F. M. married 15 May 1882 in Fayette County, OH
CULLUM, Ray and MOORE, Della Irene married 18 Aug 1912, probably in Conway County, AR
CULWELL, Joseph Britton and DUTTON, Ruth Charlotte married about 1912, probably in Blount County, AL
CULWELL, Robert and SELF, Mary Carrie married 27 Jan 1875 in Fannin County, TX
CUMMINGS, Alonzo and GOODWIN, Lydia Ellen married about 1864 in IA
CUMMINGS, James William and BURNS, Mary married 1868 in IN or IA
CUNNINGHAM, Thomas and SELF, Mary married about 1791 in Hoxne, Suffolk, England
CURRIER, Eugene F. and BENNETT, Elmira Alice married 20 May 1908 in LA
CURRY, George M. and SELF, Clara married 15 Dec 1916, probably in Collin County, TX
CURTIS, Amon and NORTON, Willie Monis married 22 Sep 1912, probably in DeKalb County, TN
CURTIS, Charles H. and GREENWOOD, Mary married 11 Aug 1895, probably in Scott County, IL
CURTIS, Charles L. and SELF, Cecelia married 26 Apr 1864 in Dallas County, MO
CURTIS, Charlie A. and SELF, Nancy Jane married 10 Mar 1892 in Sabine Parish, LA
CURTIS, George W. and BRYANT, Manda married BEF 1900 in AR
CURTIS, Horace and BAILEY, Elizabeth married BEF 1900 in AR
CURTIS, Joe and BOEN, Amanda married BEF 1900 in AR
CUSTER, Benjamin Lott and CHRISTENSEN, Carrie Ruth married 1 Sep 1919, possibly in IL
CUTLER, Leland and ADAMSON, Elizabeth Carl married about 1915, probably in Randolph County, AL
CUTTINGE, William and SELF, Alice married 1548 in Eye, Suffolk, England
CUZART, William and SELF, Sarah Jane married 21 Mar 1854 in Floyd County, GA

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