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Note: ne record indicates Mary was buried in Union County, Arkansas. Her second husband was buried with his family in Coryell County, Texas. What happened? It appears her second husband was in a mental institution in 1920. Where were the two of them in 1910? Where is she buried? A write up of the Franks family in Coryell County doesn't even mention Thomas Jasper Franks ever having a wife. She was living there during the 1870 census and the 1880 census.
Thomas' death certificate lists Molly as his spouse and indicates he was widowed.
The E. probably stood for Elizabeth. Her sister Hanah had a daughter named Mary Elizabeth and Elizabeth was the name of one of Isabella's sisters.
1870; Census Place: Precinct 5, Coryell, Texas; Roll: M593_1581; Page: 302; Image: 84.
Sept 23, 1870. Page 6.
Franks Thomas 24 MW Farm laborer Louisiana Can't read or write.
Mary 26 FW Keeps house Louisiana Can't write. 1880; Census Place: , Coryell, Texas; Roll: T9_1298; Family History Film: 1255298; Page: 503.1000; Enumeration District: 27; .
Franks Thomas J WM 34 Hired married Farm laborer Can't read or write. La Tn Tn
Mary E WF 39 Boarder married La Oh Ms
Above in household of Isaac A. Lee, Farmer.
1900; Census Place: Sulphur, Miller, Arkansas; Roll: T623 68; Page: 11B; Enumeration District: 126.
June 23 to 25, 1900.
Franks Jasper T. Head MW June 1846 53 marr 29yrs La La La Farmer Can rd and wrt.
Mary E Wife FW Oct 1842 57 marr 29yrs La Unknown 0 child Can rd and wrt.
Lemmons Mary stepm-in-l FW 1830 70 wid
Note: Mary first married William Young McCreight, but he died during the War Between the States. O
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