Mary Elizabeth Wilks, 1850–1922 (aged 71 years)
- Name
- Mary Elizabeth /Wilks/
- Given names
- Mary Elizabeth
- Surname
- Wilks
- Married name
- Mary Elizabeth /Scribner/
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British Queen
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14th President of the United States
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15th President of the United States
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16th President of the United States
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17th President of the United States
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Marriage
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Birth of a daughter
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Citation details: Page 420 |
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18th President of the United States
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Family census
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Address: Precinct 3 Post Office: Highland Collin County, Texas, USA Citation details: Page 420 Text: Enumerator: A. L. Darnall Quality of data: Census image Note: with Mary Elizabeth Wilks Scribner's parents in hh 42 44 of Wilks, Amos C., Age: 65, Male, White, Farmer, VA, Citizen; Wilks, Permelia, Age: 55, Female, White, Keeping house, KY; Scribner, Andrew J., Age: 24, Male, White, Teamster, $450, IL, Citizen; Scribner, Mary, Age: 20, Female, White, At home, TX; Scribner, Sarah, Age: 1, Female, White, TX; Knofner?, John, Age: 12, Male, White, At school, TX, Cannot write; Dunaway, Finas?, Age: 31, Male, White, School teacher, TN, Citizen; Simpson, Enonia?, Age: 9, Male, Black, MS. |
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19th President of the United States
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Death of a father
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Burial of a father
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Cemetery: Stiff Chapel Cemetery
Address: from McKinney, take FM 2933 north about 7 miles to CR 412, go east on CR 412 about 1.3 miles to marker on south side of road Note: transcription of tombstone inscription: Amos Wilkes; Nov. 5, 1805; Apr. 13, 1878. Foot stone transcription: AGW [appears to be next or with his wife, Permelia] |
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Number of children
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Note: All four sons are buried at Stoney Point Cemetery. Two of their sons are buried with their wives. |
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Religion
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Note: area residents formed the Stoney Point Baptist Church. Five years later A. J. Scribner and R. N. Coffey donated land to the church, which now comprises part of the burial ground. The Scribner family and many of their related families are buried in the Stoney Point Cemetery, which is still in use today. |
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20th President of the United States
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21st President of the United States
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22nd President of the United States
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Death of a mother
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Burial of a mother
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Cemetery: Stiff Chapel Cemetery
Address: from McKinney, take FM 2933 north about 7 miles to CR 412, go east on CR 412 about 1.3 miles to marker on south side of road Note: transcription of tombstone inscription: Permelia Wilkes; March 21, 1813; Jan. 16, 1887 [appears to be next or with her husband, Amos] |
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23rd President of the United States
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24th President of the United States
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25th President of the United States
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Death of a husband
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British King
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26th President of the United States
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27th President of the United States
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Burial of a husband
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Cemetery: Stoney Point Cemetery
Address: Section: Old - 20 - 8. Listed in Mapsco as Chambliss a town which no longer exists. Take 75 North (at this point 121 and 75 North are the same road) to Exit 45 toward Bonham. Go about 2.5 miles. Turn right on FM 545. Go about 4 miles. The road winds around and then passes a fertilizer plant on your right. Watch for a white fence with a windmill in yard on left. There is a small Stoney Point sign on the left but it is easy to miss. Go Right on gravel road to cemetery. The cemetery is by the Stoney Point Baptist Church. Note: double tombstone inscription: Mother; Mary E.; Sept. 6, 1850; July 22, 1922 [with her husband] Father; Andrew J.; Dec. 15, 1842; Jan. 13, 1906; SCRIBNER |
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British King
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28th President of the United States
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29th President of the United States
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Death
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Burial
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Cemetery: Stoney Point Cemetery
Address: Section: Old - 20 - 8. Listed in Mapsco as Chambliss a town which no longer exists. Take 75 North (at this point 121 and 75 North are the same road) to Exit 45 toward Bonham. Go about 2.5 miles. Turn right on FM 545. Go about 4 miles. The road winds around and then passes a fertilizer plant on your right. Watch for a white fence with a windmill in yard on left. There is a small Stoney Point sign on the left but it is easy to miss. Go Right on gravel road to cemetery. The cemetery is by the Stoney Point Baptist Church. Note: double tombstone inscription: Mother; Mary E.; Sept. 6, 1850; July 22, 1922 [with her husband] Father; Andrew J.; Dec. 15, 1842; Jan. 13, 1906; SCRIBNER |
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1805–1878
Birth: November 5, 1805
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— Patrick, Virginia, USA Death: April 13, 1878 — Collin, Texas, USA |
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| mother |
1813–1887
Birth: March 21, 1813
— Kentucky, USA Death: January 16, 1887 — Collin, Texas, USA |
| Marriage | Marriage — February 19, 1839 — Hardin, Kentucky, USA |
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12 years
herself |
1850–1922
Birth: September 6, 1850
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Death: July 22, 1922 — Collin, Texas, USA |
| husband |
1842–1908
Birth: December 15, 1842
— Shelby, Illinois, USA Death: January 13, 1908 — Collin, Texas, USA |
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| herself |
1850–1922
Birth: September 6, 1850
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37
Death: July 22, 1922 — Collin, Texas, USA |
| Marriage | Marriage — November 7, 1867 — Collin, Texas, USA |
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2 years
daughter |
1869–1930
Birth: 1869
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— Collin, Texas, USA Death: after 1930 |
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Citation details: Page 420 Text: Enumerator: A. L. Darnall Quality of data: Census image |
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| Family census |
with Mary Elizabeth Wilks Scribner's parents in hh 42 44 of Wilks, Amos C., Age: 65, Male, White, Farmer, VA, Citizen; Wilks, Permelia, Age: 55, Female, White, Keeping house, KY; Scribner, Andrew J., Age: 24, Male, White, Teamster, $450, IL, Citizen; Scribner, Mary, Age: 20, Female, White, At home, TX; Scribner, Sarah, Age: 1, Female, White, TX; Knofner?, John, Age: 12, Male, White, At school, TX, Cannot write; Dunaway, Finas?, Age: 31, Male, White, School teacher, TN, Citizen; Simpson, Enonia?, Age: 9, Male, Black, MS. |
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All four sons are buried at Stoney Point Cemetery. Two of their sons are buried with their wives. |
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area residents formed the Stoney Point Baptist Church. Five years later A. J. Scribner and R. N. Coffey donated land to the church, which now comprises part of the burial ground. The Scribner family and many of their related families are buried in the Stoney Point Cemetery, which is still in use today. |
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double tombstone inscription: Mother; Mary E.; Sept. 6, 1850; July 22, 1922 [with her husband] Father; Andrew J.; Dec. 15, 1842; Jan. 13, 1906; SCRIBNER |
