6 children
1881–1955
Birth: April 8, 1881 — Coryell, Texas, USA
Death: June 8, 1955 — Gatesville, Coryell, Texas, USA
1882–1970
Birth: December 28, 1882 — Coryell, Texas, USA
Death: November 30, 1970 — Rollins-Brook Hospital, Lampasas, Lampasas, Texas, USA
1883–1939
Birth: April 9, 1883 — Texas, USA
Death: August 13, 1939 — 5 MI. south of Bakerfield, Pecos, Texas, USA
1886–1952
Birth: April 18, 1886 — Texas, USA
Death: March 15, 1952 — Scott and White Hospital, Temple, Bell, Texas, USA
1890–1984
Birth: March 14, 1890 — stone house with marker on the highway, Adamsville, Lampasas, Texas, USA
Death: February 23, 1984 — Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA
1850–1927
Birth: February 28, 1850 — Arkansas, USA
Death: July 19, 1927 — Gatesville, Coryell, Texas, USA
1823–1855
Birth: 1823 — Mississippi, USA
Death: after February 10, 1855 — Arkansas, USA
1826–1908
Birth: December 1826 — Hempstead County, Arkansas, USA
Death: 1908
1865–1910
Birth: April 17, 1865 — Texas, USA
Death: January 26, 1910 — Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA
1832–1869
Birth: about 1832 — Arkansas, USA
Death: between June 1867 and 1869
Facts and events
Marriage
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Quality of data: primary evidence Text: Mary Williams quoting Lampasas County, Texas-Marriage Book A-Z for 1873-1892 compiled by Norma Rutledge Grammer. It says J. B. Sorrels rather than J. P. but this could be a misprint. E. E. Straley i s the bride (p. 8). Citation details: Grooms List, p. 127 Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: October 25, 2004 Note: Book B, page 10 FAM:MARR:SOUR:_NOTE: YES
Source: Marriage License
Citation details: copy in Mary Williams papers Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: July 17, 2005 Shared note: by J. C. Hammett, elder |
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Divorce
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Source: Divorce Record
Citation details: 1588, page unknown, copy of a record received by George C. Jackson, among the Mary Williams papers Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: July 3, 2005 Note: The divorce petition was found in favor of the plantiff, E. E. Sorrels, and Joshua was made to pay the expenses of the case. Of the five children, the four oldest were given to their father, and the youngest was given to the mother. No mention was made of the unborn child. |
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