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Seal William Albert [Male] b. 1876

Source
Title: bilbo.FTW

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Rogers Josiah [Male] b. ABT 1772 Virginia

Source
Title: Information compiled by Randall "Gene" Clack. Gene lists his sourcesas follows:

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Randles Richard [Male] b. 21 AUG 1752 Brunswick County, Virginia

Source
Title: Information compiled by Patricia Moore Harris (PHa2221@@aol.com)October 27, 1999.

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Hollis Jesse [Male] b. 1782 Sumner County, Tennessee - d. 1834 Tennessee

CONC

Jesse died at age 52 when the baby, Elisha Tompkins Hollis, was two years old, so Phoebe was left with the rearing of the younger ones, with the aid of the older ones, of course. Eliza, the oldest, was 26 years old and had been married 7 years; James Ervin Hollis then 24, had been married one month and one week; Matilda, marrying at age 17 1/2, had been married nearly 5 years.

WILL: I, Jesse Hollis of the County of Sumner and State of Tennessee, do make and publish this my last Will and Testament. I do give and bequeath unto my beloved wife all my estate both real and personal, after paying all my just debts, during her natural life. My will and desire is that my daughter, Polly, have a horse worth $50.00, bed and furniture and cow and calf.

At the death of my wife, the remainder of my property to be divided among all my children: Jesse G. Hollis, William Leighton Hollis, Nancy Anne Hollis, John M. Hollis, Sidney Jane Hollis, Thomas Hollis, Charles W. Hollis, Sarah Margaret Hollis, Eliza Drumheller, James Ervin Hollis, Matilda Brigance, Harmon Hollis, Malissa Hollis & Elisha T. Hollis. I do hereby make, ordain and appoint Jesse Gamblin and Josiah Walton my Executors. Whereof I hereunto set my hand seal this August 2, 1834, A. D. Signed, sealed and published in the presence of the Testator and each other. Arthur Cotton and James M. Hollis. This will was probated in November Term of Court 1834.

Although some were married, there was still a house-full at home. They had a large cotton plantation, said by a grandson to have had 100 slaves. They had a cotton gin of their own which was built by the son-in-law, Nicholas Drumheller. They were considered a wealthy family and were well educated for their time.

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Hollis James [Male] b. 1760 - d. 1814 Sumner County, Tennessee

Source
Title: Hollis Pioneers - Kin and Kin to Kin, published 1973, TuttlePublishing County, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Publication: August, 1973

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Lindsey Peggy Sue Ann [Female] b. 11 APR 1930 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma

Source
Title: Information compiled by Peggy Sue Ann Lindsey Durham, 4201 East 27thSt., Tucson, Arizona, 85711.

CONC

Peggy went to live with her Uncle Virnus and Aunt Grace Lindsey when she was three years old. Her brother, Gene, broke his leg when Peggy was six and her mother, Dorothy, insisted that she return to live with the family.

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Hollis Elizabeth [Female] b. ABT 1784 Sumner County, Tennessee - d. AFT 1850 Webster County, Missouri

Source
Title: Marlin, Carla (RTHumnbrd@@aol.com)

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Hollis Eliza 2nd[Female] b. 15 JUN 1808 Tennessee

Source
Title: Hollis Pioneers - Kin and Kin to Kin, published 1973, TuttlePublishing County, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Publication: August, 1973

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Hollis Matilda [Female] b. 22 FEB 1812 Tennessee

Source
Title: Hollis Pioneers - Kin and Kin to Kin, published 1973, TuttlePublishing County, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Publication: August, 1973

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Hollis Irvin Harmon [Male] b. 16 APR 1814 Tennessee

Source
Title: Hollis Pioneers - Kin and Kin to Kin, published 1973, TuttlePublishing County, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Publication: August, 1973

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