Reeves, Francis (b. ABT 1844, d. ?)

Reference: 740

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Reference: 741

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: NOTE:Catherine is buried in the Raines Cemetery near Gadsden,
Tennessee. She never married.

Reference: 742

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: John is buried in the Raines Cemetery near Gadsden, Tennessee.
He never married.
Census 1920 Crockett County, TN Reeves, John H
White 71 TN McLeary, Mary J (sister) 68 TN
Gilland, Sula (niece) 43 TN Mancha (niece) 13
TN Catherine (niece) 4 TN

Reference: 743

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: NOTE:Mary is buried in the Raines Cemetery near Gadsden,
Tennessee.

Reference: 745

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Reference: 746

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Reference: 747

Change: Date: 18 DEC 2000

Note: Buried in the Raines Cemetery near Gadsden, Tennessee.

Reference: 748

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: Sarah is buried in the Raines Cemetery near Gadsden, Tennessee.
Her tombstone reads Bettie Reeves daughter of H.W & E.J.
Reeves. She never married.

Reference: 749

Change: Date: 18 DEC 2000

Note: Buried in Rose Hill Cemetery.

Reference: 750

Change: Date: 29 OCT 2000

Note: Willis and his nephew Robert Brents Priestley went to New
Mexico in 1908 to homestead 160 acres of land. After a failed
attempt, they returned to Tennessee. According to Jimmy
Priestley, the evidence of their homesteading attempt could
still be seen in 1998.

Reference: 751

Change: Date: 02 NOV 2000

Note: Never Married. He lived with his sister at the old home place
until his sister died. Edwin then moved in with Clarence
Reeves, son of Hiram Wyatt Reeves. About 1943 while feeding
cattle, he was knocked down by the cattle and broke his hip on
fencing pliers he had in his back pocket. From that day, he
was confined in Owsler's clinic in Humboldt and in a nursing
home in Trenton bedfast from his 83rd year.

Reference: 752

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: Mattie is buried in the Rose Hill Cemetery near Humboldt,
Tennessee.

Reference: 753

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: William Reeves lived his declining years in DeKalb County,
Georgia with his son James White Reeves. One tradition says he
is buried in Charleston, S.C., but that is not certain. He
married Nettie White whose mother was a Durham. He was in
military service during the American Revolution in Pr.
Wm.,Co.,Militia of Virginia. He applied for and received a
pension at age 77. His children are listed in his pension
application. After the war he moved from Virginia to South
Carolina, but was with his son in Georgia when he applied for
the pension.
BURIAL:Nancy Creek Cemetery near Atlanta, Georgia. According
to information from Dr. James E. Kay received in April 1991.

Reference: 64

Reference: 755

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Reference: 756

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Source: (Individual)
Title: 'The Descendants of Robert Kay', 1988 Noah weighed over 200
pounds, never drank nor used profanity and was a deacon in his
church for over 50 years. He was buried in the Mt. Pisgah
Baptist Church Cemetery in Anderson County, South Carolina.
Abbreviation: 'The Descendants of Robert Kay

Note: Person Source

Reference: 757

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Note: Occupation: Postmaster, Merchant, and Justice of the Peace.
Member of Sardis Masonic Lodge.

Reference: 758

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Reference: 759

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998

Reference: 760

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Reference: 761

Change: Date: 08 AUG 1998