1828 - 1906 (78 years)
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Name |
John Harvey HODGES |
Birth |
1 Apr 1828 |
Jack's Creek, Henderson County, TN |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
27 Aug 1906 |
Calf Creek, McCulloch County, TX |
Notes |
- (1) Source: "Hilliard Family Tree," a Public Member Tree on Ancestry.com.
(2) The Hodges-Hodge DNA Project: Patriarchs <http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/hodges/pats>, citing Judy Osborne :
John Harvey [Hodges] b 1 Apr 1828 Jack's Creek, Henderson Co. TN d 27 Aug 1906 Calf Creek, McCullough [sic; should be McCulloch] Co. TX m Lucinda Lou Arnold 1851 Henderson Co. TN (b 19 Apr 1833 Henderson Co. TN d 4 Mar 1907 Calf Creek, McCullough [sic; should be McCulloch] Co. TX).
(3) "judydata," a Public Member Tree on Ancestry.com:
ANCESTRY CHAPTER I.
The book Autobiography and Reminiscences contains a biography of the ancestry of Wiley M. Crook. This online version was made from a xerox copy in the Everett Horn Library, Lexington, Tennessee. The library's copy is noted as made from an original owned by W. C. Crook, Crookland Hall, Middlefork Village, Luray, Tenn. 38352.
MY MATERNAL ANCESTRY.
John Harvey Hodges, a cousin of my mother, told me that my maternal great-great-grandfather Hodges came to the colonies of this country when there were but very few women here. At this time the ships from the old countries would bring young ladies to the colonies and accept tobacco from the young men over here in payment of passage of the girls on the ship. My great-great-grandmother, Mary Collins, came to this country this way, and her sweetheart paid her ship fare with tobacco. However, they knew each other in the old country. They settled in the old Dominion of Virginia, and when this same Mary Collins was 97 years old, she migrated to Tennessee and lived to the advanced age of 105 years.
My maternal great-grandfather, Jesse Hodges, served in the Revolutionary war under General Green, and was in the battle of Guilford, North Carolina.
My grandfather, Elijah Hodges, was born in Halifax county, Virginia, and went to Wilson county, Tennessee, while a young man, and there he married Hannah P. Hubbard, a daughter of Elder Clark Hubbard, and in the year 1824 they moved to Henderson county, Tennessee, settling near the village of Jacks Creek. Grandfather Hodges had seven brothers and three sisters. The brothers names were James, William; Elisha, Josiah, Jessie, Thomas and Harvey. The sisters, Tabitha married a Barton; Fannie married Hollis, and Polly, a Kitchens.
All of these people settled in Henderson and McNairy counties, Tennessee. I very well remember my Grandmother Hodges and Aunt Tabitha Barton. My mother had three brothers, Harvey, Newton and William J. Hodges; two sisters, Elizabeth Crow and Susan, that married Wiley Masingill. Uncle Wm. Hodges was a Baptist preacher of excellent ability and served as pastor of Unity church more than forty years.
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Person ID |
I26995 |
Frost, Gilchrist and Related Families |
Last Modified |
26 Mar 2024 |
Father |
Thomas Collins HODGES, b. 21 Apr 1799, Wilson County, TN d. 9 Aug 1834, Jack's Creek, Henderson County, TN (Age 35 years) |
Mother |
Elizabeth PUCKETT, b. 1805, TN d. Aft 1880, White County, AR (Age > 76 years) |
Marriage |
20 Feb 1820 |
Wilson County, TN |
Family ID |
F11735 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Lucinda Lou ARNOLD, b. 19 Apr 1833, Henderson County, TN d. 4 Mar 1907, Calf Creek, McCulloch County, TX (Age 73 years) |
Marriage |
Abt 1851 |
Henderson County, TN |
Children |
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Family ID |
F11741 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
26 Mar 2024 |
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