Name: Minton, Nov 8 2019

Updated: 11-08-2019 20:11:99.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James L. Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1841. Death: 12 Jun 1864 in Memphis, , TN

  2. Martha C. Stricklin: Birth: Mar 1844. Death: ABT 1902

  3. John S. Stricklin: Birth: 1 Sep 1845 in Hardin Co, TN. Death: 9 Feb 1873 in Culleoka, Maury Co, TN

  4. George Washington Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1849 in Hardin Co, TN. Death: 3 Sep 1930 in , Pemiscott, Hayti TS, MO


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Lutisha Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1857.

  2. Ladora Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1858.

  3. Asberry B. Stricklin: Birth: Sep 1859.

  4. Theodacia "Docia" Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1862.

  5. Sarah Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1864.

  6. Mary Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1867.

  7. Ulyses S. Grant Stricklin: Birth: 25 Dec 1870 in , , TN. Death: 29 Jun 1938 in Hardin, TN

  8. William C. Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1872.

  9. Hester Ann Stricklin: Birth: ABT 1876.


Notes
a. Note:   *Birth & death dates from chart of Carolyn Harper (CUR010) * 1850 census, Hardin Co TN, age 33 (Hd-59-589). Lived next door to mother. * 1860 census, Hardin Co Tn, age 45 (Hd-112-337) * US IRS Tax Commission "An Act for the collection of direct taxes in insurrectionary districs approved June 7, 1862"...W. B. Stricklin, 176 acres. Tax $1.23. * 1870 census, Hardin Co TN, age 52 (HD-418) * 1880 Hardin Co TN, Dist 7, age 60 NC NC NC, farmer * 1900 Hardin Co TN, Dist 7, b Feb 1818, age 82 Married 45 years. Miller.
  * HARDIN CO WILLS, P. 240, 15 Sep 1903 (LDS #0879049) From Wills of Hardin Co, TN, microfilm roll #27 at Tennessee State Archives pg. 240 - William Stricklin of Gillisses Mills signed Sep 15, 1903 Heirs:G W Stricklin A B Stricklin Martha Franks heirs Sara Russell Docia Hatley Mary Price Annie Brown Lutisha Nicholas heirs Wife:Emaline
  * Cemetery from Alan Stricklin booklet (STC083)
  * Birth location from STC96
  * Something interesting is the fact that William Berlin and his son Asbury Berlin were listed as illiterate in the census records. William Berlin ran a mill, was a minister and established a school to teach blacks to read and write after the Civil War in the Big Ivy community! I wonder how the census taker determined that someone couldn't read or write

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