Texas Ranger Alfred Young Allee, Sr.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Texas Rangers
• Other-Begin: 13 Jan 1987, Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas; paper

Notes:

Occupation:
Texas State Historical Association, A Digital Gateway to Texas History

ALLEE, ALFRED YOUNG (1905?1987). Alfred Young Allee, Texas Ranger, the son of Alonzo W. Allee, was born on September 14, 1905, in La Salle County, Texas. He was a member of the Texas Rangersqv for thirty-seven years, following in the footsteps of his father and his grandfather, Alfred Y. Allee I, both of whom also served in the rangers. Allee's first work in law enforcement was as a special game warden on the 7D Ranch in Zavala County in 1926. The next year, he became a Zavala County deputy sheriff. In 1931 he applied to Capt. William W. Sterling to join the Texas Rangers and was assigned to Capt. Light Townsend's C Company. His early years were spent preventing smuggling and cattle rustling on the Rio Grande border. In 1933, however, Allee, like many of the rangers, resigned following the election of Miriam "Ma" Ferguson as governor. During this period he served as a deputy sheriff in Beeville. With the election of James Allred as governor in 1935, most Texas Rangers, including Allee, returned to duty. In 1952 Governor Allan Shivers sent Allee's D Company into San Diego, Texas, to protect the newly founded Freedom party from molestation by the Duval County political machine run by George Parrqv. In January 1954 Allee was involved in a scuffle with Parr in the hallway of the Alice City Courthouse when Parr tried to take a ranger's gun after a disagreement. The fight ended with Parr sustaining light injuries and filing attempted murder charges against Allee. Parr later dropped these charges "for the good of the community."

In April 1963 Allee's company was sent to Crystal City to supervise the city elections, for which local Hispanics had organized in an attempt to gain proportional representation in the city government (see CRYSTAL CITY REVOLTS). The rangers remained in Crystal City after the election of Los Cinco Candidatos and the subsequent resignation of the majority of city workers, who were predominantly Anglo. Allee soon found himself once again the subject of a lawsuit, this time filed by the new mayor of Crystal City, Juan Cornejo, who accused the ranger of physically and verbally abusing him. The charges were later dropped because of a lack of witnesses, and in fact most of the witnesses Cornejo named stated that Allee did not lay a hand on the mayor. In 1967 Allee and the rangers were again sent into a racially charged situation, this time to prevent violence during the Starr County strike by melon pickers. Once on the scene, the rangers began to enforce the state's antipicketing laws; more than fifty arrests resulted. Numerous reports began to surface of alleged ranger brutality and use of excessive force. Two of these cases, the arrests of Rev. Edgar Krueger and Magdeleno Dimas, drew heavy attention in the media. In June 1967 and December 1968 congressional subcommittees on civil rights met in Texas and found that the rangers had used excessive force in their handling of the striking farmworkers. In 1974 the United States Supreme Court concurred with the subcommittees and found in favor of the workers in the class-action suit Allee et al. v. Medrano et al. Allee, the last of the pre-Department of Public Safety rangers, retired on September 30, 1970. He died of cancer on January 13, 1987, in San Antonio. He had married Pearl Leach in 1928, and their son, Alfred Young Allee, Jr., also joined the Texas Rangers.

http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fal97

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Leader-Times, Kittanning, Pennsylvania
Wednesday, December 27, 1961

Family of Rangers
Austin, Tex (UPI) One of the newest members of the historic Texas Ranger is a fourth generation Ranger -- Alfred Y. Allee Jr. Allee's father, Capt. A. Y. Allee, is in charge of the Ranger company in Corpus Christi. His grandfather, Alonzo Allee, and great-grandfather, Alfred Y. Allee were also Rangers.
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Died:
Died from cancer.

OBIT:

NEW YORK TIMES
Alfred Y. Allee Is Dead at 81;
Ex-Captain of Texas Rangers
AP
Published: January 14, 1987


Alfred Y. Allee, a former Texas Ranger who gained national attention fighting political bosses and breaking up farmworker strikes in south Texas, died of cancer Monday. He was 81 years old.

Mr. Allee worked as a deputy sheriff in Zavala County before joining the rangers in 1931. He left the group in 1933 when Gov. Miriam (Ma) Ferguson was in office. He rejoined the Rangers in 1935 after the group was placed under the direction of the Department of Public Safety, attaining the rank of captain in 1947.

He began receiving national attention in the 1950's when he investigated political corruption in Duval County. In the 1960's he sought to break up farmworker strikes in the Rio Grande Valley and was accused of brutality against the predominantly Mexican-American laborers. He retired in 1970 in Carrizo Springs.

http://www.nytimes.com/1987/01/14/obituaries/alfred-y-allee-is-dead-at-81-ex-captain-of-texas-rangers.html

Alfred married Pearl Elsie Leach on 24 Dec 1928 in Texas. Pearl was born on 20 Apr 1904; died on 8 Jan 1989 in Dimmit Co, Texas; was buried in Mount Hope Cem, Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Alfred Y. Allee, Jr. was born on 22 Jan 1934 in Beeville, Bee Co, Texas; died on 12 Jan 2006 in San Angelo, Tom Green Co, Texas; was buried in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, San Angelo, Tom Green Co, Texas.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1910, LaSalle Co, Texas
• Occupation: Between 10 Jul 1916 and 21 Apr 1917, Texas; Texas Ranger

Notes:

SPECIAL RANGER

Alonzo William Allee was born in May 1878 in Goliad, Goliad County, Texas, to Alfred Allee and Helen Eliza Bruton. He was 5ft. 9 3/4 in. tall, had gray eyes, sandy hair and fair complexion. He was married to Lela Belle Kellogg, had six children and worked as a stockman. He joined the SPECIAL RANGERS, serving from July 10, 1916, until April 21, 1917.He resigned from the rangers. Alonzo was a Stockman in LaSalle County, Texas, in 1910 and also worked for the Walker ranch.

In 1912, he shot Fransisco and Manuel Gutiererrez at Alamita Ranch over a lease dispute. He was killed in a bar by a marshall in 1918, in Crystal City, Zavala County, Texas.
(findagrave)

Census:
1910 LaSalle Co, Texas
Alonza Allee 31 1879 Texas Stockman ranch yrs married 9
Lela Allee 28
Elbert Joe Allee 6
Margeret Allee 5
Alfred Allee 3
Ruby Allee 1
Alfred (sic) Allee 49 1961 mother widowed 2 births 2 living
(note: his mother was Helen)

Occupation:
Leader-Times, Kittanning, Pennsylvania
Wednesday, December 27, 1961

Family of Rangers
Austin, Tex (UPI) One of the newest members of the historic Texas Ranger is a fourth generation Ranger -- Alfred Y. Allee Jr. Allee's father, Capt. A. Y. Allee, is in charge of the Ranger company in Corpus Christi. His grandfather, Alonzo Allee, and great-grandfather, Alfred Y. Allee were also Rangers.
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Alonzo married Lela Belle Kellogg on 11 Apr 1901 in Dimmitt Co, Texas. Lela (daughter of Samuel Hayes Kellogg and Margaret L. "Maggie" Rhea) was born on 11 Jun 1881 in Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas; died on 6 Apr 1945 in Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas; was buried on 7 Apr 1945 in Mount Hope Cem, Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1920, Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas
• Census: 1930, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas

Notes:

Census:
1920 Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas
Lela Allee 37 1883 widowed Texas Pennsylvania Arkansas
Alfred Allee 13
Ruby Allee 11
Julia Allee 9
Warren Allee 4

Living next to a Frank Kellogg, age 41, Texas Pennsylvania Arkansas - and family; probably her brother

Census:
1930 San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas
Lela B Allee 47 widow Texas Pennsylvania Arkansas
Julia Allee 19
Warren Allee 14
Ellen Johnson 58 1872 Mississippi widowed boarder
Charles E Walter 30 1900 Texas lodger


Died:
TEXAS DEATH RECORD
Name: Lela Belle Kellogg Allee
Event Date: 06 Apr 1945
Event Place: Crystal City, Zavala, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 62 years 9 months 25 days
Birth Date: 11 Jun 1882
Birthplace: Carrizo Springs, Texas
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Name: Sam Kellogg
Father's Birthplace: Arkansas
Mother's Name: Margaret Rea
Mother's Birthplace: Arkansas
Occupation: Housework
Residence Place: Carrizo Springs, Dimmit, Texas
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Carrizo Springs, Texas
Burial Date: 07 Apr 1945
Informant's Name: Alfred Allee
GS Film number: 2137916
Digital Folder Number: 4029689
Image Number: 1302
Reference ID: cn 18956

Cause of death: Uremia due to chronic nephtitis and myocarditis

Notes:

Married:
Name: Lela Bell Kellogg
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 11 Apr 1901
Marriage Place: Dimmit, Texas
Spouse: Alonzo W Allee
FHL Film Number: 1018631

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Texas Rangers
• Census: Jun 1870, Clinton P.O., Dewitt Co, Texas
• Census: 3 Jun 1880, Goliad Co, Texas
• Occupation: 1882, Karnes Co, Texas; sheriff
• Other-Begin: 11 Apr 1885, Pearsall, Texas
• Other-Begin: 13 Apr 1885, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas; paper
• Other-Begin: 24 Aug 1896, Daily Harold newspaper, Brownsville, Texas
• Other-Begin: 25 Aug 1896, The Daily Herald newspaper, Brownsville, Texas; newspaper

Notes:

Frontier peace officer. Served as a Texas Ranger and was also deputy sheriff of Frio County, Texas. As a Texas Ranger, he killed the outlaw Brack Cornett. He died of knife wounds sustained in a fight with Marshal A.J. Bartholomew in Laredo, Texas.
(findagrave)

Occupation:
Alfred AlleeFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search
Alfred Y. Allee (b. DeWitt County, Texas, 1855, d. Laredo, Texas, 1896) was an American lawman prominent in Texas in the late 19th century, with somewhat of a reputation for quick and casual violence, and for shooting prisoners after they had already surrendered.[1]

Allee became deputy sheriff of Karnes County, Texas, in 1882. That very same year, he shot and killed a robbery suspect under questionable circumstances; it was said Allee was merely settling an old score. He was charged, but not convicted, of the man's murder.

While deputy sheriff of Frio County, Allee became involved in a disagreement with another sheriff's deputy about which man was the faster draw. Allee, packing two six-guns, shot the man eight times, killing him instantly. He was again acquitted of the charge of murder when witnesses testified that the other deputy had drawn his gun first, and Allee only defended himself.

It must be said, however, that despite his penchant for shooting seemingly defenseless targets, Allee was not himself a coward. In September 1888, Allee was assigned to hunt down Brack Cornett, a vicious train and bank robber, whom he tracked to the Arizona Territory and shot dead after a heated gun battle on horseback.

Aside from having a quick temper, Allee was also a racist with a profound hatred of blacks. Once a black porter shoved Allee while he was boarding a train, and Allee immediately shot the man through the heart. For the third time he stood trial for murder, and for the third time he was acquitted, largely due to the race of the victim.

Allee was stabbed to death in a barroom brawl in Laredo in Webb County in 1896.

Allee's son (Alfred Young Allee) was a notable Texas Ranger for 37 years.[2]

References
1.^ Nash, Robert (1994). Encyclopedia of Western Lawmen & Outlaws. Da Capo Press. ISBN 0-306-80591-X.
2.^ Handbook of Texas Online: Allee, Alfred Young (1905?1987).

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Leader-Times, Kittanning, Pennsylvania
Wednesday, December 27, 1961

Family of Rangers
Austin, Tex (UPI) One of the newest members of the historic Texas Ranger is a fourth generation Ranger -- Alfred Y. Allee Jr. Allee's father, Capt. A. Y. Allee, is in charge of the Ranger company in Corpus Christi. His grandfather, Alonzo Allee, and great-grandfather, Alfred Y. Allee were also Rangers.
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Census:
Geo W Jacobs 47 1823 farmer 1300 1400 Mississippi
Elenor Jacobs 45 1825 Mississippi
Nancy J Jacobs 18 1852 Mississippi
Emeline E Jacobs 14 1856 Texas
A Y (Alfred Young) Alee 15 1855 Texas
A R (Alonzo Rolland) Alee 13 1857 Texas

Allee boys were sons of Alfred Allee and Julie. Julie's sister, Mary Jane was married to George's brother, Jackson.
Father and mother and uncle Jackson were all dead.


Census:
Allee, Alfred 25 farmer Texas Tennessee Mississippi
Helen 20 wife Texas Missouri Michigan
Alonzo W. 2 son Texas

next door:
(this is who Alfred and brother were living with in 1870)
1880 Goliad County 3 Jun 1880
Jacobs, Geo. W. 57 1823 Mississippi NC SC
Jacobs, Elenor 35 1845 MS ENG TN
Jacobs, W.H. (William B) 23 1857 nephew MS MS MS
(son of Geo.'s bro, Jackson, Allee's uncle

Other-Begin:
The Daily Herald
Brownsville, Texas
Aug 24 1896, Vol 5 No. 44
"How Alf Allee Was Killed"
Further Particulars of the Laredo Tragedy

Also relates story from Jan 1, 1877, at Texas dance that got rowdy and Allee fired shot that "Crashed through the arm of one of the dancers. It ranged upward, and in passing on its course shattered a tortoise comb in the hair of the injured man's partner."

Also relates story from 1886 when Allee killed Capt Dick (Brack Cornett) a bank robber.

Died:
A Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas
Vol 1 Chapter XXII, The Southwest Texas border

Samuel Vaughn Edwards.
(page 252)
"As a ranger and sheriff Mr. Edwards has met and measured accuracy of aim with some of the most noted characters known to border history, and has received several wounds, one of them in a fight with a gang in LaSalle county, in which fight Capt. Charles McKinney, the sheriff, was killed. His reminiscences of men whose names are famous in frontier history include the James boys, the Youngers, Sam Bass, Joel Collins, California Jack, J.J. Hawk, Ben Thompson, King Fisher, ALFRED ALLEE, who was killed by the city marshal of Laredo, and many others."

Wikipedia:
Allee was stabbed to death in a barroom brawl in Laredo in Webb County in 1896.

Alfred married Helen Eliza Bruton about 1877 in of, Goliad Co, Texas. Helen was born on 15 Jan 1861 in Goliad Co, Texas; died on 4 Jun 1920 in Bexar Co, Texas; was buried in Runge, Karnes Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Samuel married Margaret L. "Maggie" Rhea on 11 Jun 1877 in Maverick Co, Texas. Margaret was born in Oct 1855 in Arkansas; died in 1945 in Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas; was buried in Mount Hope Cem, Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 22 Aug 1850, Victoria Co, Texas
• Residence: 14 Dec 1856, Victoria Co, Texas; per letter
• Census: 1860, Dewitt Co, Texas; Texas census slave schedule
• Property: Bef 1860, Dewitt Co, Texas; sold to Bean
• Census: 9 Aug 1860, Yorktown P.O., Dewitt Co, Texas

Notes:

Census:
1850 Victoria, Texas Census: (res: 153)
James age 53 farmer 600 TN
Nancy age 50 SC
Alfred Allice 30 mechanic 1600 PA (their son-in-law)

Next door: (res 154)
(relation unknown)
David M. Jones 38 M Carpenter 1000 VA
Lidia 34 F MS
P.T. Hall 22 M Farmer MS
Felix G. Hall 13 M MS
H.M.C. Hall 10 M TX

Census:
Name: Alfred Allee
State: TX
County: Dewitt County
Township: No Twp Listed
Year: 1860
Record Type: Slave Schedule
Page: 281
Database: TX 1860 Slave Schedule

Slave information:
age 10; female; race: black


Property:
from Geneva Garrett in Dewitt Co. Did this lookup for me
4/17/2014

Index to Deeds DeWitt County
Grantee Russell Bean buying 252 acres from A. Allee etux, Book J, pg. 239, survery Obid Marshall
he did not buy any other land in DeWitt County.

Russel Bean in 1860 Dewitt Co, Tx, Clinton P.O.
Residence 367. Russel 1830 Ala; Elizabeth (Harper) 24, Ema 3 Gorden 2. In residence 365 is H.A. Jacobs 41, Mary J. (Wilcox) 31, Julia E. 10, George A. 1, Wm B. 5; A. C. Walker 24 school teacher VA -- Mary Wilcox Jacobs is sister to Julia Wilcox Allee.

in 1870, Precinct 4, Gonzales, Texas, post office Belmont; age 40 (born 1830 Mississippi) and family wife Elizabeth 31 GA, children born in TX, Emma J. 14, Jordan 12, Jasper 9, Solomon 5, and Nettie S. 2.

Russell Bean family moved west to Montana and California. Memorials along with pictures and obits nicely presented in Findagrave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11364534 They appear to have no kinship to our direct or extended family other than former neighbors.

comment: Mary Jones mentioned in a letter in July 11, 1860,
(snip) "We have to have water from the well where Uncle Alec did live. It is splindid water it will not last long. Four families use water out of it. I know of no sickness in this neighborhood. Mr. Bene (Bean?) the man that bught Uncle's place, had a very serious accident a few weeks ago." (snip)

A. Allee must be Alfred Allee who was married to Ann Lovelady, who was Mary's aunt, though Ann had been passed for several years and Alfred was remarried to Julia Wilcox. However, it seems odd that she would refer to him as Uncle ALEC."
~ss


Census:
1860 Dewitt Co, Texas
residence 600/590 pg 72
Alfred Aly 45 1815 farmer 2100 4500 Pennsylvania
Julie Aly 33 1827 Mississippi
Alfred Aly 5 1855 Texas
Alonzo Aly 2 1858 Texas

Alfred married Julia Wilcox, (relation to Bounds?) on 31 Aug 1854 in Texas. Julia (daughter of William Crocker "Billy" Bounds and Nancy Anne Freeman, daughter of (father of Julia and Mary Jane) Wilcox) was born in Jul 1826 in Mississippi; died on 27 Jan 1861 in Clinton, Dewitt Co, Texas; was buried in Clinton Cem, Clinton, Dewitt Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 18 Oct 1850, Jasper Co, Mississippi
• Residence: 14 Dec 1856, Lavaca Co, Texas; per letter

Notes:

"Julia Wilcox Allee had a sister, (Leonard) Meyer notes, Mary Jane Wilcox, who married Jackson Jacobs. He was killed while serving as Sheriff of Goliad County."

It is an interesting family whose Texas roots go back to the area where Julia A. Allee was laid to rest in the old Clinton Cemetery during the Civil War, a war that would end in Confederate defeat and bring Reconstruction to the South, putting Clinton on the may as one of the most turbulent towns in Texas.

All that is left of the county Seat of DeWitt County is the cemetery, as we previously mentioned being so nicely cleaned and restored by Fred Lott of Nursery.

Many South Texas families have roots in and around Clinton, including some of the most historically interesting families to be found anywhere in the state. Such that of Julia A Allee. Mother to a family of Texas Rangers.

Michael Owens
Nashville, Tennessee

http://files.usgwarchives.org/tx/lavaca/newspapers/rangers.txt


Census:
1850 Jasper County, Mississippi
Julia Wilcox, m Alfred Allee.


Residence 329/350
(Ancestry transcribed this name as Gragson)
Lee Grayson 50 farmer 1000 Kentucky
* Biddy (Bridget "Biddy" Parker) Grayson 36 1814 Mississippi
Mahalia Grayson 22 1828 Mississippi
Mary Ann Grayson 21 1829 Mississippi
Emiline Grayson 19 1831 Mississippi
Andrew J. Grayson 17 1833 Mississippi
Oliver Grayson 14 1836 Mississippi
George Grayson 13 1837 Mississippi
Sarah Ann Grayson 11 1839 Mississippi
Claiborne Grayson 10 1840 Mississippi
Lucretia Grayson 9 1841 Mississippi
William Grayson 7 1843 Mississippi
Dorinda Grayson 5 1845 Mississippi
Thomas Grayson 3 1847 Mississippi
Alert G. Grayson 2 1848 Mississippi

residence 330/351 (no relations found)
James D Lee 45 1805 farmer Georgia, Doctor
Rebecca (Street) Lee 38 1812 Tennessee
Rebecca Jane Lee 16 1834 Mississippi
William Lee 14 1836 Mississippi
Caroline Lee 12 1838
Mary Lee 10 1840
Sarah Lee 9 1841
Amanda Lee 8 1842
James H Lee 2 1848
Eliza Julia Lee 0 1850
Margaret Grayson 4 1846 Mississippi
(prob child of family above)

residence 331/351
Thomas Woodward 28 farmer South Carolina
** Elizabeth L (Elizabeth Louisa McBride) Woodward 22 SC
William McBride 5 SC
Eleanor L McBride 3 1847 SC
William C Bounds 45 1805 farmer Tennessee
Nancy Anne (Freeman) Bounds 31 1819 Tennessee
Jesse M Bounds 16 1834 laborer Mississippi
Talitha Bounds 13 1837 Mississippi
William A Bounds 11 1839 Mississippi
Elizabeth Bounds 9 1841 Mississippi
Nancy C Bounds 4 1846 Mississippi
Mary Bounds 75 1775 Virginia
Jane Clark 50 1800 North Carolina (relation not found)
Julia Wilcox 22 1828 Mississippi <<<<

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* notes on Biddy Parker:
Biddy Parker 1814 Mississippi
father Jacob Parker abt 1796 Tennessee aft 1860 MS
mother Lucretia Bradley Parker b 1796 Georgia aft 1850 MS

probate court record (acquired from MS Dept. of Archives and History in Jackson) dated 1853 from Jasper Co. MS which lists her heirs, as follows:

"In the matter of the Estate of Lucretia (Bradley) Parker deceased for sale of land.

On reading and filing the petition of William Parker, Administrator of Lucretia Parker deceased, It is ordered by the court that Mary Chambers and Thomas H. Chambers her husband, Beedy Grayson and Lee Grayson her husband, Sarah Davis and Thomas Davis her husband, Elizabeth McDonald and Henry McDonald her husband, Levi B. Parker, Jacob Parker, Thomas Parker, John Parker, the heirs of James D. Parker, deceased, and the heirs of (empty space here) Hargrove, deceased who was the wife of James A.Hargrove be cited to be and appear before this court on the third Monday of May next, uniting then and there to answer said petition and to show cause if any can why the lands, teniments and hereditaments described in said petition should not be sold;
and that said petitioners cause said citation to be published in the Whig Intelligence, a newspaper printed and published in the town of Paulding Jasper County Mississippi for the space of six weeks successively citing these said
heirs and all persons interested in said lands to be and appear at the time and term aforesaid to show cause as aforesaid."

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barjeanf&id=I4256

Jacob Parker of Wayne died between 1820 and 1830.
His family went to Hinds County and later to Jasper
before going to TX. He was married to Lucretia Bradley.


http://genforum.genealogy.com/ms/jones/messages/598.html

Jacob Parker 1796 TN d bet 1820-1830 (William?) abt 1775 SC
m Lucretia Bradley 1796 GA - 1850 MS (m in GA)
family went to Hinds Co, later to Jasper MS before TX
.. -Levi B. Parker 1812
-m Matilda "Tilde" Parker 1839
- dau of Joseph Thompson Parker & Martha Titus Higgins
..- William Parker b 1808 MS (admin of Lucretia's estate 1853 Jasper co
-m 5 Jan 1832 Hinds Co MS - M Elizabeth Thomas b abt 1812 MS;
.. -Mary Parker
- m Thomas H. Chambers
.. -Beedy Parker
-m Lee Grayson
.. -Sarah Parker b 1815 MS
m Thomas Davis b abt 1805
..Elizabeth Parker
m Henry McDonald
..-Levi B. Parker
..-Jacob Parker
..-Thomas Parker
..--John Parker
.. -James Davis 1810 Wayne Co MS (not listed as heir)
d 19 Feb 1851 Jasper Co MS
m 1836 Hinds Co MS - Mary Martha Thigpen b 1825 MS
8 children http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:390903&id=I0293



Susan Cooley (daughter of Margaret Butts; granddau of
Andrew and Jane Lovelady Butts.
married a Joshua Duncan Parker b 1855. Relation undetermined.

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Died:
Juli A Allee
Birth: unknown
Death: Jan. 27, 1861
Texas, USA
"wife of Alfred Allee" 35 yr. 6 mo.

Burial:
Clinton Cemetery
DeWitt County
Texas, USA

Notes:

Married:
Rev James* Lovelady officiated over this marriage.