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     Robert Samuel Larremore is a Mayflower Descendant.
     Robert Samuel Larremore was born on 9 October 1885, son of Lebious P. Thadeous Larremore and Sarah Jane Milne.
     Robert Samuel Larremore died on 10 November 1885 at age 0.

     
     Lewis Strader Sr was born on 19 July 1765 at Rockingham County, North Carolina.
     At age 21, Lewis married Mary Larimore , daughter of Phillip Larimore and Mary A. Garrett. Lewis and Mary were married on Wednesday, 17 January 1787 at Hogin's Creek, Caswell County, North Carolina.
     Lewis Strader Sr and Mary Larimore appeared on the census of December 1810 at Page 264, Green County, Kentucky. This is how it reads:
LEWIS STRADER-head of family
0 free white males under 10
2 free white males 10-16
0 free white males 26-45
1 free white male 45 and over
1 free white female under 10
0 free white female 10-16
1 free white female 16-45
0 free white female 45 and over
0 all others
0 slaves.
     Lewis Strader Sr died on 15 January 1838 at Green County, Kentucky, at age 72. He was buried at Hillside of home farm near Trace Creek Green County Kentucky.

     
     William Ward was born circa 1760.
     William married Memory Larimore , daughter of Phillip Larimore and Mary A. Garrett. William and Memory were married circa 1781 at North Carolina.
     William Ward died on 21 May 1827 at Green County, Kentucky.
     William Ward and Memory Larimore Cherokee references can be found for the children of William Ward and Memory Larimore on the 1817 Reservation Roll and 1818 Emigration Roll of Cherokee indicating that either William or Memory may be Cherokee. These children are:
James, Nancy, and Polly E. (Mary) in 1828. William Ward left a will; Page 129-130, 21 May 1825
Will of William Ward; Wife, Memse(?) or Mernoe(?) gets one equal share; Son, James gets a gray mare; Granddaughter, Uaske(?) or Uarke(?) gets furniture and cow; Property to be sold and divided equally among all my children, Campbell Ward, Nathan Ward, Polly Raser, Nancy Henry, William Ward, Richard Ward, James Ward
No exec. named
Witness: Pleasant Hudson, John Milby.
Produced in Court on 15 January,1827 and proven by Pleasant Hudson and John Milby.
Recorded by John Barret.

     
     John Milby was born circa 1765 at Rockingham County, North Carolina.
     John married Catherine Larimore , daughter of Phillip Larimore and Mary A. Garrett. John and Catherine were married circa 1785 at Rockingham, North Carolina.
     John Milby died on 16 February 1825 at Green County, Kentucky. He is reportedly buried in Wilson Cemetery, location unknown, in an unmarked grave.

     Quinnie Rebecca Jane Larremore is a Mayflower Descendant.
     Quinnie Rebecca Jane Larremore was born on 15 May 1881, daughter of Lebious P. Thadeous Larremore and Sarah Jane Milne.
     At age 15, Quinnie married Peter Diskens . Peter and Quinnie were married on Wednesday, 10 March 1897 at Sanders Station, Yavapai County, Arizona.
     Quinnie Rebecca Jane Larremore died on 26 December 1958 at age 77.

     
     Delilah Morgan was born circa 1801.
     Delilah married Alfred Bishop .
     Delilah Morgan was buried at Center Point, Kerr County, Texas.

     
     Elizabeth Ann Scott was born on 23 July 1817 at Illinois, daughter of Nimrod Scott and Christina Peeler; (1850 Cane Hill, Arkansas census would indicate that she was born in 1820.).
     Elizabeth married George Washington Larremore , son of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield. George and Elizabeth were married circa 1832 at Crawford County, Arkansas.
     Elizabeth Ann Scott died on 8 December 1893 at age 76. She was buried at Dunagan Cemetery, Evansville, Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     Mary Ann Larremore was born on 26 December 1834 at Crawford County, Arkansas, daughter of George Washington Larremore and Elizabeth Ann Scott.
     At age 22, Mary Ann Larremore married Calvin Cern Chambers , son of Isaac Chambers and Winna (?). Calvin and Mary were married on Saturday, 21 March 1857 at Prairie Grove, Washington County, Arkansas.
     Mary Ann Larremore died on 6 February 1905 at prob Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas, at age 70. She was buried at Scott Cemetery, Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     Bobbie Joy Burger was born on 29 August 1927 at Texas, daughter of Frank William Burger and Josephine Larremore.
     At age 32, Bobbie married Reubin Ray McDearmon . Reubin and Bobbie were married on Friday, 12 February 1960.
     Bobbie Joy Burger died on 3 October 1996 at Texas City, Galveston County, Texas, at age 69.

     
     Margaret Larremore was born circa 1841 at Arkansas, daughter of George Washington Larremore and Elizabeth Ann Scott.
     Margaret Larremore died circa 1860 at Arkansas.

     
     Martha B. Larremore was born circa 1845 at Crawford County, Arkansas, daughter of George Washington Larremore and Elizabeth Ann Scott.
     Martha B. Larremore died on 28 March 1899 at Cove Creek, Washington County, Arkansas.
     Martha B. Larremore and Martha B. Larremore Both Martha B. Larremore daughter of , daughter of George Washington Larremore and Elizabeth Ann Scott, and Martha B. Larremore daughter of , daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield, are shown with the same death date. One is most likely an error. Martha B. Larremore was buried at Scott Cemetery, Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     Joseph Larremore was born circa 1847 at Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas, son of George Washington Larremore and Elizabeth Ann Scott. Joseph Larremore appeared again on the census of 1850 at Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas.
     Joseph married Tennessee F Hodges , daughter of Edmund Hodges and Mary Cooksey. Joseph and Tennessee were married on Thursday, 23 July 1868 at Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas.
     Joseph Larremore appeared on the census of 1880 at FHL Film 1254058 National Archives Film T9-0058 Page 623B, Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas; It shows:
     Joseph LARREMORE Self M Male W 33 AR      Farmer KY IL
     Tennessee LARREMORE Other M Female W 26      AR Keeping House TN TN
     Mary E. LARREMORE Dau S Female W 9 AR AR AR
     George W. LARREMORE Son S Male W 8 AR AR AR
     John M. LARREMORE Son S Male W 5 AR AR AR
     Joseph T. LARREMORE Son S Male W 3M AR AR AR.
     Joseph Larremore died after 1898 at Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     Joseph Scott was born on 21 June 1791 at Virginia.
     Joseph married Ede Peeler .
     At age 39, Joseph married Mary Ann Larremore , daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield. Joseph and Mary were wed in February 1831 at Crawford County, Arkansas.
     Joseph Scott Joseph and Mary (Larremore) Scott, were very early residents of Crawford County, Ark. Cove Creek Valley was then a solid cane-brake, and the country was in a very wild and unsettled condition. Joseph was a farmer.
     Joseph Scott appeared on the census of 1850 at Cove Creek, Washington County, Arkansas; Dwelling & Family No. 16

22. Joseph Scott w/m 54 yrs Farmer $360 TN
23. Mary Scott w/f 36 yrs KY
24. James Scott w/m 18 yrs Farmer AR
25. William Scott w/m 13 yrs AR - S
26. Joseph Scott w/m 8 yrs AR - S
27. Ira Ferguson w/m 27 yrs Schl Teacher TN

THEY WERE LIVING RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO
Dwelling & Family No. 15

12. James J. Larrimore w/m 34 yrs Farmer $200 KY
13. Mary Larrimore w/f 32 yrs TN
14. Martha Larrimore w/f 15 yrs AR - S
15. Louiza Larrimore w/f 14 yrs AR - S
16. James Larrimore w/m 13 yrs AR - S
17. Christina Larrimore w/f 10 yrs AR - S
18. Mary Larrimore w/f 7 yrs AR - S
19. Mariah Larrimore w/f 5 yrs AR
20. William Larrimore w/m 3 yrs AR
21. Joseph Larrimore w/m 1 yr AR.
     Joseph Scott died in 1850 at Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     James Washington Scott James W. Scott. In mentioning the prominent farmers of Washington County, Ark., the list would be incomplete without the name of Mr. Scott, who is a native of the State in which he now resides, being born in Crawford County September 2, 1832. It is not known where his parents. Joseph and Mary (Larremore) Scott, were born, but they were very early residents of Crawford County, Ark. Cove Creek Valley was then a solid cane-brake, and the country was in a very wild and unsettled condition. The father was a farmer, and died in 1850 at the age of sixty-five years. His wife died in 1878, aged about sixty years. After Mr. Scott's death she was married to W. C. Maxey, and moved to Franklin County, Ark. Mr. Scott was also twice married, but his first wife's name is not known. To his last marriage were born one daughter (deceased), and three sons (living): James W., William N. and Joseph M. James W., being the eldest of the family, was the main support of the family after his father's death. He managed the farm for his mother until 1854, and then located on his present farm, which consists of 300 acres. May 1, 1851, he married Emily, a daughter of Roland E. Hodge, who was a Tennesseean. Mrs. Scott was born in Tennessee January 10, 1833, and died in Washington County, Ark., March 16, 1871, deeply mourned by her family and friends. The following are her children: William H., Mary A. (wife of Jasper Cole), Charlie C., Martha A. (wife of W. V. Walker), John and Edwin W. In 1871 Mr. Scott married Mary F. Hardesty, who was born in Washington County, Ark., March 2, 1844, and is a daughter of Loving Hardesty. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are church members, and he is a Republican and a member of the K. of H. In August, 1862, he was conscripted into the Confederate army, but about the 12th of October he left the Confederate army and later came home. In April, 1863, he went to Springfield, Mo., and joined the Federal service, and was a forage teamster for three years. In June, 1863, the family moved to Missouri, but in the spring of 1864 returned to Arkansas, and in April went to Fort Smith. In August of the same year Mr. Scott took his family to Fayetteville, but very shortly after took them to Pope County, Mo., where they remained until the close of the war. In 1866 he returned with his family to Arkansas, where he found his house burned to the ground and his property destroyed, but he immediately set to work, and with the assistance of his wife and sons soon replaced what had been destroyed, and is now one of the prosperous farmers of Washington County.
     James Washington Scott was born on 2 September 1832 at Crawford County, Arkansas, son of Joseph Scott and Mary Ann Larremore.
     At age 18, James married Emily Hodges , daughter of Roland Hodges and Margaret Ellis. James and Emily were married on Thursday, 1 May 1851 at Washington County, Arkansas.
          In August, 1862, he was conscripted into the Confederate army, but about the 12th of October he left the Confederate army and later came home.
     In April, 1863, he went to Springfield, Mo., and joined the Federal service, and was a forage teamster for three years.
     In June, 1863, the family moved to Missouri, but in the spring of 1864 returned to Arkansas, and in April went to Fort Smith. In August of the same year Mr. Scott took his family to Fayetteville, but very shortly after took them to Pope County, Mo., where they remained until the close of the war.
     In 1866 he returned with his family to Arkansas, where he found his house burned to the ground and his property destroyed, but he immediately set to work, and with the assistance of his wife and sons soon replaced what had been destroyed, and is now one of the prosperous farmers of Washington County.
     At age 38, James married Mary Frances Hardesty . James and Mary were married on Saturday, 27 May 1871 at Washington County, Arkansas. James' first wife, Emily, died in earlier in 1871.
     James and Mary Scott are church members, and he is a Republican and a member of the K. of H.
     James Washington Scott died on 31 December 1889 at Washington County, Arkansas, at age 57.

     
     William Nimrod Scott See 1880 Census, Washington County, Arkansas.
     William Nimrod Scott was born on 4 November 1837 at Arkansas, son of Joseph Scott and Mary Ann Larremore.
     William married Catherine (?) .
     At age 21, William married Elizabeth Ann Duncan . William and Elizabeth were married on Thursday, 10 February 1859 at Washington County, Arkansas.
     William Nimrod Scott appeared on the census of 1880 at Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas; It shows:
     Wm. N. SCOTT      Self      M      Male      W      42      AR      Farmer      KY      TN
     Elizabeth SCOTT      Wife      M      Female      W      50      AR      Keeping House      KY      TN
     Hugh SCOTT       Son      S Male      W      19      AR      Works On Farm      AR      AR
     Josiphane GLENN1 Other      S Female      W      22      MO      Servant      TN      VA
     Jackson GLENN2 Other      S Male      W      60      VA      None      VA      VA.
     At age 49, William married Cherokee A. Gatlin . William and Cherokee were married on Wednesday, 29 December 1886 at Washington County, Arkansas.
     William Nimrod Scott died on 23 June 1921 at Arkansas at age 83. He was buried at Prairie Grove Cemetery, Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     Joseph Marion Scott was born on 27 April 1843 at Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas, son of Joseph Scott and Mary Ann Larremore.
     At age 30, Joseph married Fredonia M. Marrow . Joseph and Fredonia were married on Sunday, 11 May 1873 at Mulberry, Washington County, Arkansas.
     Joseph Marion Scott appeared on the census of 1880 at Maxey Township, Crawford County, Arkansas. It shows:
     Joseph M. SCOTT Self M Male W 37 ARKANSAS Farmer VA KY
     Dona M. SCOTT Wife M Female W 27 TN Keeping House TN TN
     Earnest G. SCOTT Son S Male W 6 ARKANSAS At Home ARKANSAS TN
     Athalia SCOTT Dau S Female W 4 ARKANSAS At Home ARKANSAS TN
     Porter M. SCOTT Son S Male W 2 ARKANSAS At Home ARKANSAS TN
     Berta A. SCOTT Dau S Female W 9M ARKANSAS At Home ARKANSAS TN.
Joseph Marion Scott appeared again on the census of 1900 at Dwelling 60, Household 60, Maxey Township, Crawford County, Arkansas; It shows:
     Scott, Joseph M Apr 1843, married 27 years AR/IL/KY
          Dona, wife Dec 1852, mother of 10, 9 living TN/TN/TN
          Athis, dau, Aug 1875, b AR, post mistress
          Bertie, dau, Sep 1879, b AR, student
          Wilson R, son, Jun 1883, b AR
          Freda, dau, jan 1886, b TX
          Douglas, son, jan 1895, b AR
          Walter E, son, Feb 1896, b AR
     Maxey, Mary B, sister, Apr 1857, 43, single, b AR/AR/TN.
     Joseph Marion Scott died on 20 January 1938 at Mulberry, Franklin County, Arkansas, at age 94.

     
     William C. Maxey Elizabeth Ann MAXEY b: 28 JUL 1820 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Elijah MAXEY b: 23 MAY 1821 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Van Ransalier or Rance MAXEY b: 22 APR 1822 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Eliza Jane MAXEYb: 2 MAR 1824 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Angelina MAXEY b: 3 APR 1826 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Malvina or Melvina MAXEYb: 3 APR 1826 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Surrelda Mariam MAXEY b: 31 AUG 1827 in Warren Co., Kentucky
Martha Irene MAXEY b: 11 MAY 1829 in Warren Co., Kentucky
James Shelby MAXEY b: 1 NOV 1831 in Warren Co., Kentucky
William E. MAXEY b: 6 FEB 1833
Julia Francis MAXEY b: 29 AUG 1836 in Franklin, Arkansas.
     William C. Maxey was born on 21 January 1798 at Warren County, Kentucky, son of William Henry Maxey and Elizabeth Chambers.
     At age 21, William married Elizabeth Anna Simpson . William and Elizabeth were married on Thursday, 21 October 1819 at Warren County, Kentucky.
     At age 57, William C. Maxey married Mary Ann Larremore , daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield. William and Mary were married on Tuesday, 6 February 1855.
     William C. Maxey died on 9 May 1878 at Franklin County, Arkansas, at age 80.

     Much of this information was extracted from the Sharlot Hall Territorial Women's Memorial Rose Garden at
http://www.sharlot.org/archives/rosegarden/show.pl?woman=NELLIE%20MAY%20LLOYD%20LARREMORE&h=lloyd.
     Nellie May Lloyd She and her family moved to the Mayer area in 1909, where her father worked as a minor for the Brooklyn Mine. She graduated from Mayer High School in 1913.

ONLY 7 CHILDREN LISTED HERE. I AM STICKING WITH MY NOTES ON CHILDREN.
On September 3, 1917, Nellie married William Carlton Larremore and the couple had eight children: Audrey Nora Terrell Rosenberger born July 16, 1918; Mabel Mae Bennett born August 14, 1921; Lotus Zelda Larremore born July 9, 1927, deceased March 2, 1929; Mattie Jane Vaughn born September 29, 1929; Larry lloyd born August 6, 1931; William Carlton born April 3, 1935; and Robert Bradford born June 29, 1938. In addition to being a busy mother and housewife, Nellie helped William operate the Feed-Fuel and General store in Mayer which the couple owned.

Nellie was active in the Ladies Aid Society of Mayer and Civic improvement clubs in Mayer and a member of the Christian Science Church. Daughter Mabel Mae wrote that her Mom was a dedicated, good wife and mother and a kind gracious lady. A person who never had a negative word about anyone and happy and appreciative of what she had, a very dear and loving person.

Nellie died on September 16, 1986 at her daughter’s home in Bagdad. She in buried in the family plot at Mt. View Cemetery.
     Nellie May Lloyd was born on 1 December 1897 at Victor County, Colorado. She and her family moved to the Mayer area in 1909, where her father worked as a minor for the Brooklyn Mine. She graduated from Mayer High School in 1913.
     At age 19, Nellie married William Carlton Larremore , son of Lebious P. Thadeous Larremore and Sarah Jane Milne. They had 8 children.
     In addition to being a busy mother and housewife, Nellie helped William operate the Feed-Fuel and General store in Mayer which the couple owned. Nellie was active in the Ladies Aid Society of Mayer and Civic improvement clubs in Mayer and a member of the Christian Science Church. Her daughter, Mabel Mae, wrote that her Mom was a dedicated, good wife and mother; and a kind gracious lady. A person who never had a negative word about anyone and happy and appreciative of what she had, a very dear and loving person.

     Nellie May Lloyd died on 16 September 1986 at age 88 at her daughter’s home in Bagdad. She in buried in the family plot at Mt. View Cemetery.

     
     Rev. William T. Larremore was born in 1802 at Green County, Kentucky, son of Rev. James Larremore and Mary Harrison.
     William married Susan Elizabeth Morton .
     Rev. William T. Larremore appeared on the Tax List in 1821 Crawford County, Arkansas. Quoting History of Crawford County, Arkansas by Clara Bertha Eno
     " Thinking that the first tax list of Crawford County, 1821, might be of interest it is herewith given:
     It must be remembered that of this time Crawford county extended from the southern boundary of Pope county to a little north of Fort Gibson and was mostly on the south side of the river; our present Crawford county belonged at that time to the Osages. In 1828 when the Government made a treaty with the Cherokees and they moved farther west, the country occupied by them automatically became a part of Crawford county.
     The original list, which is in long hand on paper about 8 by 9 inches, is preserved at the Arkansas History Commission Rooms.
     The items on which taxes were paid are as follows: Dwelling houses, Slaves between the ages of 10 and 45 years, Wheeled Carriages, Horses, Mules and Jacks, Meat cattle over three years old; Stud Horses. The number of single men were listed.
     There were 96 names on the list as follows: ... " W. T. Larrimore is alphabetically listed.


He is also listed on the 1830 and 1831 tax list.
     On August 30, 1828, Revs. William T. Larremore and J. M. Blair organized the Cane Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church, with James Billingsley, James Buchanan, William Reed and Robert Buchanan as elders. They met in a log school-house, standing where the grave-yard near Boonsboro now is. One session of the presbytery was also held there. About 1832 or 1833 a large log house, 35×50 feet, was erected, and was occupied until 1858, when the building known as the White Church was completed.
     Rev. William T. Larremore The following appeared in the Arkansas Gazette on February 21, 1837

02/21/1837
Volume XVIII - No. 10 - Whole No. 1063
1837 Notice - H.S. Lafferty, Money Carrollton, Ark's.

Jan. 24th, 1837
Mr. Editor,
I wish to give notice to the public, through the medium of the Arkansas State Gazette, that a one hundred dollar bill has gone astray. Said bill is of the following description, viz: on the Bank of the United States payable at Nashville, Tennessee, to J. Summerville, dated Philadelphia 3d April, 1832, marked letter Q. The above described bill was deposited in the mail at Carrollton, Ark's, on the 9th of September last, addressed to Wm. T. Larremore, Fayetteville, Ark's, and that gentleman informs me that he neither received the letter or bill.

You will please insert the above, and much oblige yours, with respect.
H.S. Lafferty.
     Rev. William T. Larremore was an early land owner in Washington County, Arkansas This is his land:
1.     LARREMORE, WILLIAM T; Vol. AR0850.317, Land Office, Fayetteville, 20-Aug-38,
     Doc #332, Cash Entry, Part #1: SENE, Sec. 11, Twp. 16N, R 31 W, 40.000 acres.
2.     LARREMORE, WILLIAM T; Vol. AR 0850.441, Land Office Fayetteville, 20-Aug-38,
     Doc #462, cash entry; Part #1: SESE, Sec. 2, Twp. 16 N, R 31 W. 40.000 acres.

     Rev. William T. Larremore The following article appeared in the Arkansas Gazette on March 6, 1839 (just before the family moved to Texas) March 6, 1839
No. 12 - Whole No. 1168

Dunn, Bronson, & Co.,
Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No. 12 Front Levee, one door from Bienville street, New Orleans,

Offer for sale a general assortment of Groceries, at wholesale and retail, at the most reasonable prices. Merchants from the country are respectfully solicited to call and examine their stock. Consignments from abroad, either for sale or forwarding, will meet with prompt attention. For reference, inquire of Wm. T. Larremore, of Fayetteville, Arkansas.

New Orleans, March 5, 1839. On 6 March 1839. He appeared again on the census of 1840 at Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas; It shows:

Page 286, Line 20
William T. Laramore

w/m 05-10 years=2
w/m 20-30 years=1
w/m 40-50 years=1

w/f under 5 yrs=2
w/f 20-30 years=1

Slaves

b/m under 10 yrs=3
b/m 10-24 years=3

b/f under 10 yrs=1
b/f 10-24 years=1
b/f 24-36 years=1.

     Rev. William T. Larremore A referene is made in the Pioneers & Makers of Arkansas to William T. Larremore. In 1844, he was a member of the First Board of Trustees for the Far West Academy in Washington County. William T. Larremore was considered a very influential man. One member of this board went on to become a Senator; another a Governor.
     Rev. William T. Larremore Although it appears Rev. Larimore lived in Washington County, he was considered among the early settlers of Benton County AR. W. T. Larremore was a prosperous merchant of . He was also a minister of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and was in great demand as a camp meeting preacher. He subsequently became a convert to the teachings of Alexander Campbell, and united with the Christian Church.
     They moved to Texas in the 1840s. He appeared on the census of 1850 at Dwelling 144, Page 473, Caldwell County, Texas. It shows:

18 144 144 Larremore William T. 48 M Merchant 600 KY.
19 144 144 Larremore Susan B. 30 F KY.
20 144 144 Larremore David 18 M AR.
21 144 144 Larremore William 16 M AR.
22 144 144 Larremore Martha M. 14 F AR. X
23 144 144 Larremore Mary 12 F AR. X
24 144 144 Larremore Archebald J. 7 M AR. X
25 144 144 Larremore James B. 2 M AR.
26 144 144 Durgin John 34 M Laborer Ireland.
     Rev. William T. Larremore died circa 27 September 1853 at prob Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas.
     Rev. William T. Larremore From the MISCELLANEOUS TEXAS NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS-DEATHS--VOLUME 1, page 38: 10-8-1853, Died of yellow fever at Galveston Sept 30th, Horatio N. Smith, editor of the JOURNAL. Native of Sacket's Harbor, New York, age thirty-three.
     A number of persons have died of yellow fever in the interior who had lately returned from Houston: Jacob Haller and Mr. E.W. Nichols died at Chappell Hill; and a Mr. Pierce of Grimes County died a few days ago at Rock Island. Tribute of respect from Lockhart Lodge #59 Free Masons for brother WILLIAM T. LARRIMORE, who died the 27th inst.

     
     Susan Elizabeth Morton was born circa 1820 at Kentucky.
     Susan married Rev. William T. Larremore , son of Rev. James Larremore and Mary Harrison.
     Susan Elizabeth Morton died in 1869 at Caldwell County, Texas.

     
     David J. Larremore was born circa 1832 at Washington County, Arkansas, son of Rev. William T. Larremore and Susan Elizabeth Morton.
     David married Salina Hodges , daughter of Roland Hodges and Margaret Ellis. David and Salina were married on Thursday, 24 January 1856 at Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     William D. Larremore was born circa 1834 at Washington County, Arkansas, son of Rev. William T. Larremore and Susan Elizabeth Morton.

     
     Martha M. Larremore was born circa 1836 at Washington County, Arkansas, daughter of Rev. William T. Larremore and Susan Elizabeth Morton.

     
     Mary J. Larremore was born circa 1838 at Washington County, Arkansas, daughter of Rev. William T. Larremore and Susan Elizabeth Morton.
     Mary married James F. Powers . James and Mary were married on Thursday, 1 April 1858 at Caldwell County, Texas.

     
     Archibald Y. Larremore was born on 5 April 1843 at Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas, son of Rev. William T. Larremore and Susan Elizabeth Morton.
     At age 18, Archibald served in the Civil War as a Confederate Private under Company B, 26 Texas Cavary, Debray's Regiment, Davis Mounted Battalion. He enrolled on 16 April 1861 in Hayes County, Texas and was sent to San Antonio.
     At age 21, Archibald married Nancy J. Montgomery . Archibald and Nancy were married on Friday, 27 May 1864 at Caldwell County, Texas.
     Archibald Y. Larremore died on 27 August 1913 at Lockhart, Texas, at age 70. He was buried at City Cemetery, Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas.

     
     Dr. James B. Larremore was born circa 1848 at Arkansas, son of Rev. William T. Larremore and Susan Elizabeth Morton.
     Dr. James B. Larremore appeared on the census of 1850 at Caldwell County, Texas; ================================================================
LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE BIRTH_PL PAGE_NO
================================================================
Larremore Archebald J. 7 AR. 473
Larremore David 18 AR. 473
Larremore James B. 2 AR. 473
Larremore Martha M. 14 AR. 473
Larremore Mary 12 AR. 473
Larremore Susan B. 30 KY. 473
Larremore William 16 AR. 473
Larremore William T. 48 KY. 473.
     Dr. James B. Larremore died in July 1925 at Evansville, Washington County, Arkansas. He was buried at Dunagan Cemetery, Evansville, Washington County, Arkansas.

     Further research, if possible, is required to validate the wife(s) of James Jackson Larremore Sr. and the mother(s) of his children.
     Louisa Larremore was born on 21 October 1835 at Cove Creek, Washington County, Arkansas, daughter of James Jackson Larremore Sr. and Margaret Armstrong ?.
     At age 20, Louisa married Pleasant E. Oden . Pleasant and Louisa were married on Sunday, 20 April 1856 at Burnet County, Texas.
     Louisa Larremore appeared on the census of 1880 at Precinct 3, Llano County, Texas.
     Louisa Larremore died in October 1919 at Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas. She was buried at Texas Liberty Hill Cemetery, Dawson, Navarro.

     Further research, if possible, is required to validate the wife(s) of James Jackson Larremore Sr. and the mother(s) of his children.
     Christina Larremore was born in 1841 at Arkansas, daughter of James Jackson Larremore Sr. and Margaret Armstrong ?.
     Christina married Bales Barber .
     Christina Larremore appeared on the census of 1880 at Burnet, Burnet County, Texas; J. J. LARREMORE      Self      M      Male      W      63      AR      Farming      ---      ---
Mary A. LARREMORE      Wife      M      Female      W      64      TN      Keeping House      IRE      IRE
Christina BARLER      Dau      W      Female      W      39      AR      Assists In House Work      AR      TN
James S. BARLER      GSon      S      Male      W      16      TX      Works On Farm      IA      AR
Emma J. BARLER      GDau      S      Female      W      13      TX      In School      IA      AR.

     Further research, if possible, is required to validate the wife(s) of James Jackson Larremore Sr. and the mother(s) of his children.
     Mariah Jane Larremore was born circa 1845 at Arkansas, daughter of James Jackson Larremore Sr. and Margaret Armstrong ?.
     Mariah Jane Larremore married Mr. (?) Carson .

     
     C. Reece Burton married M. Viola Larremore , daughter of John W. Larremore and Martha (Marthy) Hughes. They were married on Wednesday, 21 September 1887 at Llano County, Texas.